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Evening star., 1940-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FLOORING. used: free Of nails; special.
Quantities slightly higher. Hechinger Co
FLOOR CASES, two o it.. with glass backs
ana sheiVes. $1,000 each. s1S 14th st. NV,
FLoRENTINE FURNITURE imported, 18th
century, ANTIQUE desk. large sofa, chairs,
amps; no dealers Michigan 46s3. Ia
rmIGIDAIREs eandtoh Is6 s,,b Gu f. sSod vo,kns
FRIoIDA1RE, gas stove, sacrifice on ac-
District 1882.
FULL..pREss SUIT, gentleman's business
Ace. Box ll2-A. Star. N' e"' soy
FSJTdRas-Hudson SJda Bay sables 9 skins, cost
coat. c2St S595. like new. S65. Wo. 6932.
FUR COAT, Jap mink; cost s4OO; good con.
s45 5oA North sGf 4a53 Isy PERSIAN paw ike new;
FUR COAT, Persian lam. Ruiseko, latest
6O2. Dupont so53 ~ ''''' IL" '''' H'''
feasonsble NoPth RtEn 5sss.y S5sef' Hudson seal
FUR COAT. small size. beautiful pony;
cost $3.50; sacrifice $50. Decatur 116s,
earacul; new; half price, $50. p O. BOX
FUR COAT. Jap link. medium size, splen-
did condition $50. 1901 Longtellow st.
! lIN. ADt QUO.
FUR GOAT ga black earac.l, silvc-, fox col.
Apt. "a. Call Monday.
FUR COAT, muskrat, size IA; excellent
condition; reasonable Call Taylor 1886.
FUR COAT, AND MyFF; child,s size 10;
5a5elette; like new; SIS. 702 Flower ave,
| Takoma Park.
FUR COAT, black Hudson seal, medium
6494-J, Sunday until pm.
FUR COAT, raccoon: fine condition; first
fair offer takes it. Telephone Hobart 2776'
clock thermostat See Monday at 1905 K
st. NV. or National 1908.
| FURNISHINGS of 7-room home: 2 radios:
for sale very reasonable. Call Monday
after pm. 200 33rd st. Sc.
FURNISHINGS-Conte of model homo
| at sensational savings, brand-new liv rm.,
din. rm 3 bedrns chairs, tables, desks,
mattresses, rugs lam lamps, etc. 45l5 44th st.
NV. Emerson 1908, Int. Decorator.
FURNISHINGS of 3-rm.. apt, sacrifice.
Edmunds St IN NV, Call Woodley Woo S'- 7a24. =
FURNISHINGS. complete. of 7-room home.
n1 for sale Must Must ssscTihce. l444 Parkwood
URNITURE-Handsome mahog. liv. and
! bedroom. Orientals. mirrors, sarnovar other
furnishings. North 1852
FURNITURE, chest of drawers, drop-leaf
table: table. Windsor chair, carved oak chairs.
CHINA, glass, bric-a-brac, etc. Sacrifice.
Met 23OS
FURNITURE-M Green SAYS Folks.
| don't buy until you have inspected our
beautiful furniture-you owe il to YOUR
SELF TO see our complete selection of talk
| of-the.town values !" We're open evenings
nlture $500 Georeia ave. Georgia 2223.
FURNrTURE-W have about 30 suites,
bedrooms, living rooms, dining rooms. di-
ne,res, that MUST BE SOLD AT A SAC-
| RIFICE. Some of this furniture cannot
be told from new Some of it is out Of
storage some of it repossessed. Some Of
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HOUSEKEEPER, white. for employed cou-
pie; unincumbered; no heavy laundry; good
cook. 22l Ascot pl. ne
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GiRL. colored.. wants Job as mothers
ile!per: sun: of. Call Mich. 1910.
GlRL. colored, neat. wants Job as maid
IN beauty shop. Dup. 1922.
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ACCOUNTANT. experienced; books started
auolted, balanced, tax reports: reasonable
Box IRA Star :
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DELICATESSEN = GROCERY An white
traoe: arm. and bath apt above: nice fiX-
Iures; clean stock; owner retiring; 81 o5O
II, M De Shazo 1923 l4th Natl 55o0 .
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COOK. colored, pastries or all around;
boarding house or restaurant: best ref
erence. Call Hobart 6h63 Monday.
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GlRL. colored, neat. wishes full-time lob
or part time; good cook; city ref North
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G!hLS, us colored, want work, part time, days
OF cleanlng apt; references Taylor 2S45
Girl. colored desires work: exp. clean
| 1--we in. Rand. 2OOa, wy 4ei''
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COOK. experienced. reliabe public or
private; part or full time; all-around cook
maid. Mich 693S
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LIQUOR STORE-Owner has other in
Ieres!s. Priced for quick sale Box
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REo AURANT seafood downtown; whis.
Ky incense; does over $1,000 vk: price
known over entire city; reason for selling
Natl 1644-1foS
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LADY wishes position to teach piano or
rebind books in school, conservatory and
university trainng: degree B. M L. B.
3S3 Woodstock. Nirpinia
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BEDROOM. dining room; youths bed, stu
dto couch, chinorobe, dressers, rug. WE DO
MOVING. Edelman. 1903 Georgia ave
BEDROOM FURNITURE. swedish modern;
2 pairs ta6etA dfapes, matching bed
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ROCM1NG HOUSE. very beautiful; located
on Mass. ave. at Dupont Circle: IA rooms.
. paths. Price. S2.25O terms. Leta Lis.
Ter ADAMS 6623 or Adams "44o
worth double asking price. Have ofher
interest: Act QUICKLY. COG lath 81 n e
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GiRLS, exp. wish regular days work Of
any Klnd or part time. Michigan 3Sa5
GlRL, colored, wants job. ghw., chamber
1l5l. iiehis ah
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ROOMiNG HOUSES (3 businesses for
SAFE. 1000 handles; no brokers down
town.. 11l4 18th NV Met 162a-154S
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GIRLS. colored. - wish ghW. with
N. c. refs. Call Dec 5151
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GIRL: colored. general houseworker. o yrs'
eSHpmefIenee: Sam D, G. reference; home nights.
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GIRL, young, coored wants part-time lob
/ ~ boarding mouse or apt; no SUNDAYS:
references. Michigan 1924 %
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BEDROOM, walnut, serpentine front. Mr..
Green says, "a quality suite, one that
will merit the attention Of the discrim-
mating buyer" 'Talk-of-the- town price"
Green Furniture. 5000 Georgia ave. Geor.
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LADY, refined. middle aeed. desires position
in adult home, take fun charge for employed
couple care for small child: references.
Hobart 4SqS ia.
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Glhl' colored. wants general housework
Sooa reference. Dupont 513O. 1894
swami st NV ' Aoo1
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SilRL colored. wants job as g.hw.: fond
et chlioren; go home nights; reference.
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GlSL. colored. wants lob mothers helper.
or or nToqSeWork; n stay nights. Phone Natl.
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| GIRL. colored. wishes work as mothers
neiper would like to stay nights, North
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COMPANION or house manager, German
lady. wide experience. travelled practical
nurse. Highest references. Box 1904
Star Ia
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CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS

MANY CAMERAS, 30es -7Oec less Photo
supplies, binoculars. trade-irs credit; list
free. Brenner. 943 Penna ave
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FUR COAT, musKrat, SIZE IA; excellent
condition; reasonable. Call Taylor 5736.
FUR COAT AND MUFF; child's. size 10;
sabelette; like new; SIS. 702 Flower ave-.
Takoma Park
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LADY. age "A desires position as govern
eSS TO children or companion to elderly
person. Shepherd fO5g-W
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ClRL tcoloredI wants general housework.
Ga, Say niShIs' references. Columbia 1s11i-J
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LADY. educated experienced Saleswoman,
wants position; Will teach French or mu-
make contact full or part time Raymond
jackson Dupont Al 20
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GlkLS' = colored. wish part time work,
mornings or afternoon no Sundays: ref
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GIRL. colored. experienced desires work
ing apis: refs. National 1453
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LADY, refined age -, desires clerical work
win reliable firm: & months tvping expert
ence; hrSt-claSS references Alex l521-J
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COMPANION or house mother. white.
riddle-aged; no membranes; live in; 81
mo Woodley 1850
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GlkL colored. wants work of any kind
aas or 1uii time; city reference Cali
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FUR COAT. black caracul, silvc- fox col.
lar; 1920: $50. 1921 Jefferson place NV.
Apt. "a Call Monday
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NURSE, UNDERGRADUATE desires position; f;
handle most any case; doctors reference.
Call Dupont HI
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SEVEN HALL MARK. greeting card cases.
also complete asst. of cards. will sacrifice.
FOUNTAIN Pen Hospital, SIS 14th st. NV,
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HIRL' coored, desires work as chamber.
i,i mald; cleaner. work of any kind Colum.
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COMPANION N-housekeeper-Refined middle
aged woman. capable, reliable. will take
charge of small home for elderly lady or
employed couple: no children. kensing
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FUR COAT. Jap Sink. medium size, splen.
did condition $50. 1901 Longfellow st.
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GIRL colored desires steady part-time
loo; experienced; no Sunday Adams 81 80
GIRL. colored, nart-tme work as cook
niea ciieahing or maid: good ref; prefer eve
Evening star., 1940-01-14

GIRL. colored. reliable from Virginia
nnaHtS nsstrS eeneral housework; references. Cali
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GIRL, colored wants days work for Wed
ano FIJI: good )aundress and general
worker. Atlantic So01-J
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LADY, young, typist, bookkeeping. general
once work, Mimeograph operator; good
references. Lincoln lll5-W IA
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GIRL. colored, desires afternoon work in
SSunHded nome: no SUNDAYS please call
SUNDAY afternoon Dupont QS69 soiA
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IiRL deSlreS days or part-time work: ey-
cement references. Phone Michigan 5227
GaRL' ti.i' colored, wants days work or part
time Columbia 5l10-J N"''
Evening star., 1940-01-14

NURSE. practical, TO invalid or nursing
home. by refined. educated white woman
references; min. wages IS week, Nurse
Manassas. Va. RI. |. Box 10 Ia.
Evening star., 1940-01-14

LADY, settled, refined. dependable as
housekeeper. companion TO elderly lady with
conValeScentS. Children evenings Du BIG
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GIRL coiored, wants days work, mart
Tyne lyme or chamber maid. Phone Franklin
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

Sas5ta s'!Sssa "saas 1:5s?': a nS NV
GIRL. ,colored, neat, honest, reliable.
205i. '''''
sny snS, kind; willing to stay nisSts. Mich.
GIRL, coiored wishes all-day or part-time
ssrkk; gork; stay nights; city ref, Phone Nc.rin
GIRL, colored. wants part-time work
msid 1ee sa'hslS5 fsss or
GIRL. colored, refined neat, desires work.
Part Part time bachelor apt, ofices; references.
| GIRL desires Job as nurse or maid; good
Iius u ehiFdren fnaG.R Sundays on city reference
GIRL, colored, neat. reliable, wants after
noon noon work clean apt or other duties; ref.
Phone Dupont S127
GIRL, colored wants part-time Jobs or
reference. Hobart 7079.
GIRL. colored. refined desires Job cooking:
highly recoumended; best of ref; $50
month. Line. 4765-J.
GIRL' I IL o,l;s eclo5ed fun time or part time.
GIRL, colored wants days work or part
TINE; Tine, has Sc experience and references. Call
GIRL, colored wants job mothers helper:
neat, honest; willing worker; reliable; stay
OF any kind: references. Met. 6615
GIRL colored. wants morning or half days
work; good laurdress; reference; no Sum
days Atlantic 4599.
GIRL; colored, Northern high school gradu-
ate. desires general housework: no cooking;
pest references: Michigan 5l23.
GIRL, colored, neat, honest, good plain
cook. wants work; of Sunday; live out;
reference. TAYLOR 7106.
GIRL. colored wants work of any kind.
Michigan 419l.
GIRL: colored. heat, stay NIGHTS or go
nome; experienced cook 1895 9TH St.
NV. all day Sunday
GIRL, colored. wants general housework
Tor emnloyed people; loves children: sleep
QUO city reference. Michigan 1915
GIRL, colored, wants morning or half days
work; good laundress; reference; no Sun
DAYS Atlantic 1899
GIRL, colored, desires a steady part-time
1oo; eXperienced no Sunday, Adams 81 80
Girl siaal, colored, .rart-time work as cook
nins ins''f Duponf n5 nag good ref; prefer eve
GIRL. colored, neat wishes full-time job
or part time; good cook; city ref North
GlRLs; :, s., colored; >, wish shw, with
GIRL. light complexion, high school edu-
ofice, All 01"6
GIRL. colored wants days work for Wed
and Fri: GOOD Iaundress and general
worker. Atlantic S907-J
GlRL. colored. experienced desires work
as maid IN roomine house. waitress clean
ing apis: refs. National 1453
GlRL' colored desiras work as chamber.
maid cleaner. work of any kind, Colum.
GlkLS' >, colored. wish part time work,
erences. Line s731-W
GlSL colored wants lob mothers helper.
or OF nouSeWork; stay nights. Phone Natl,
Girl colored, wants job as g.h,w.; fond
Atlantic OH99-W
GlRL, young. colored. wants part-time job
IN boarding house or apt; no SUNDAYS:
references Michigan 1924.
GIRLS, exp, wish regular days work of
Evening star., 1940-01-14

GlRLS: two. colored, refined. dependable
wanG wsnntG lull or part time Jobs Call North
Evening star., 1940-01-14

RENT SPACE in established store on upper
IN N; suitable for radio man. Write
Box l12-A. Star
Evening star., 1940-01-14

LADY, refined, ..,i2A!a-seed. wishes position
as housekeeper or child nurse for employed
couple: excellent references. Phone Col.
6oSO-J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-22
VARIED COLLECTION Of ;4:NCH wool

FIVE INTERESTING WooLENs: Atwood Scotch
P|oids in the vorious clans, AIwoo| Cashmere, Rob-
bits Hair Shetonds, Wool Sheers, Crepe FoiIe. Also
some Black Cootines in novelty royono ndwool COM
binotions. Yard
FAMOUS BOTANY wooLEks in Botheo Wool Crepe,
Wool Turkono, Durham Tweed and Boronette :. All
shown in deep rich tones and good black. Yard,
$l.es to
ALL-WooL JERSEY, one Of the seasons pet fobries.
Black, Navy and these stunning eoIors: Chiekory
Brown, Vineyord-Red, Indian Forth. Sodier-BIue,
Natural. Yard
The Palsis Royal, Fabrics Second Floor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
|NOLLE GRANTED
 IN FRAUD CASE
Court Informed Full Resti= tuition Has Been Made
 By Accused

Charged with two counts of fraud, Frank A. Stack, 37, of 184 Meriden road, was granted nolle and sus- pended 60-day jail sentence by Judge John L. Gaffney in city court today.
 Noting that restitution had been made, the judge declared that Stack evidently had some ability and could contribute much to the life of the community. The judge remarked, however, that restitution, under pressure, was a gesture carrying only some degree of good will.
 Stack was charged with embezzle- ment and obtaining money by false pretenseS as a result of two deals involving automobiles and amount ing to total of $575. The complain ing witnesses were Daniel Boulger, of 15 Eastwood avenue, and Ken meth E. Tyler, of 35 Idylwood ave- nue.
 Defense Attorney A. Henry Weis- man told the court that Stack had been a good auto salesman and had decided to go into business with only a limited capital. Likes macy toher businesses, the attorney said, Stacks affairs became more and more involved as they increased be- cause of the limited capital. MT. Weisman also informed the court that Stack had a job wait ing for him in the original concern in which he proved valuable as a salesman, and the fact that he was to be re-employed indicated his value.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17

Warning of economic warfare against the U. s. in Latin Amer ica by totalitarian governments, Nelson Rockefeller, cO-OrdinatOr of Commercial and Cultural Re- latiOns between the American Re- publics, declared that "we can no longer take those markets for granted" He's pictured speaking at recent New York dinner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
2479 Autos Fa to Pass Inspection Tests Since Sept 16
FACTORIES HERE
 ADVANCE WAGES
Chase Metal Works, Wa terbnry Mig. Co.,, A.B.C.
 Workers to Benefit

Wage increases of four cents an hour for employees of the American Brass Company will become effec- tive November 3, according to an announcement by Morgan R.. Mooney, deputy commissioner of the state labor department. MT. Mooney has been taking part in the lengthy negotiations between the company management and the Waterbury Brass Workers Union.
 The raise will affect employees of American Brass Company plants m Waterbury, Torrington and Ansonia. It is similar in amount to increases granted recently in Bridgeport.
 The union has contracts with the company covering employees of plants in the three cities. The unions request for wage increases was made as negotiations were be- gun for new contract. Aiding MT. Mooney in the. negO- tiationS was Carl Gil, of the con- ciliation board of the United States Department of Labor The raise, af- fecting an estimated 5000 employees, will be at least $1.60 a week for all workers and will total $1,200,000 a year.
 Chase Companies Notice was posted today at the Chase Metal Works and the Water bury Manufacturing Company an- nouncing a wage increase of four cents an hour for employees. The in- crease affects persons paid by the hourly rate. Adjustments will be made shortly for persons engaged in piece work.
 The increases will become effec- tive November 3rd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
IF Companies
 Answer Alarm For Auto Fire

Sirens walled through the city shortly before noon today as 12 companies of apparatus rushed to Hamilton avenue, near East Main street, for 8 twO-alarm fire.
 Where's the Big Fire?" was the call received scores of times by the Democrat as the bowling en- zines stirred the curiousity of the city. Several boys came to the office to inquire in person. What happened was this:
 "A 11:54 o'clock q paSserby sounded an alarm from Box 162, summoning five companies to Hamilton avenue where a Brook side truck was smoking. One min- ute later, an emplOye of the ScO- will Company also noticed the fire and sounded a second alarm. This brought seven more engines to the scene.
 The fire was caused by a short circuit and caused damage esti- mated as insignificant. Cost to the city in gas, oil, and wear and tear to the 12 engines has not yet been computed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
Faulty Headlights
 Principal Reason
 For Rejection Slips
Nearly l2,OOO Machines Checked Here Since Period Opened Defective Brakes Responsible for
 S32 Failures at Local Lanes

Out-of-state cars passing inspec- tions at the Thomaston avenue lane since Sept. 16 totalled approximate ly 50. it was announced today by the office of Supervisor Robert Ches- son. By out-of-state cars is meant vehicles that have previously been registered in other states and must pass Q special inspection before be- ing registered here.
 Since the second inspection period began Sept. IS, almost 12,000 regu- lar Connecticut cars have applied for inspection at the local lane, the number passing being 7,520. Two thousand four hundred and seven ty-nine were unable to make the grade the first time, but of these 1927 returned and passed.
 The greatest cause for rejection remained headlights, as in the first inspection period. To date faulty lights have been the weak spot for 1,145 motorists, while brakes, the next highest rejection cause, &C., counted for 832 rejections.
 In the out-ofAstate classification a special fee of $1 is. required to pass the inspection. Once passed, the motorist may apply for registration in Connecticut.
 State figures up to Oct. Il were released as follows by the de- partment of motor vehicles:
 During the first g days of this inspection period, that is up to Oc- tober Il, 2,O44 out-of-state cars passed inspection prior to being reg istered in Connecticut, the Motor Vehicles Department reports.
 Three and twenty-five out-of- state cars were inspected during a few days before the lanes officially opened for this period since only temporary registrations could be issued until they had passed inspec- ton
 During the first B days of the last inspection period, 1,649 out-of- state cars passed inspection.
 According to the departments report, the total number of inspec- tions is running about the same as during the last period with los, ,80S inspections recorded up to October II.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
Ordinance To
 Stop Women
 From Smoking!

Women who smoke in depart ment stores were called fire menaces by Finton PheIan at a meeting of the fire board yes- terday. The board voted to ask for an ordinance fOrbidding smoking in public places. A After the board received a letter from Fire Marshal Den Lahey suggesting that such an ordinance be adopted, COmsr. PheIan remarked that 1he had noticed large numbers of wo- men smoking in stores.
 "WOmen in particular" Mir. PheIan said. Young Iassies and older ones too, smoking cigarettes in the crowded down. town stores. The practice should be stopped"
 MT. Phelan declared that men seldom indulge while shopping, but women smoke cigarets and drop ashes near fliHnsy materials.
 C0msr. Patrick Shea's motion to have the corporation cOun- sell draft an ordinance for sub- mission to the board of alder men was unanimously adopted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
Building Permits

The following building permits have been filed at the office of Building Inspector John T. Hart ley:
 Ernest Mazaika, 10 Porter street, to add one room to funeral home, $400.
 Patent Button Co.,, Brown street, to build pump house, $500
 Fred TrOski, S19 Fairlawn ave- nue, to enclose porch, $500.
 Lester E. Young, Tracy avenue. to erect one family house, $4,0OO
 Florida R. LaRiviere, Highlawn street, to erect one family dwell- ing, $1,OO0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
COL. RALPH HAYNES
 GOES TO MOULTRIE

Boston, Oct. r = U.P.) = Col onel Ralph E. Haines, assistant chief of staff for supply in the first corps area since May 1888, has been ordered to Fort Moultrie, Charles ton, s. C., to command the roth coast artillery (anti-aircraft) regi- ment, it was announced today. ,, A native of Iowa and graduate of the University of California, Colonel Haines was appointed from Califor- mia to the regular army as second lieutenant in the caoSt artillery corps in 1910.
 In 1927 he graduated from the Army War College and was in the Hawaiian Islands with the separate coast artillery brigade before com- ing to Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
1@ue4Hb7y4vtT
 ESTABLISHED 1883
ESTABLISHED 1883

R Q g CTS P e ct 'Scotc h Mist Coot at $65 Is a Thrifty Coot.
 The first cost is the only eost-there's no upkeep.
 It goes along in its own woy day by day. yeor by year, aging as gracefully as an oe- Ire ss, accommodating mileage you would hordIy expect 10 re- alike, until first thing you know you've reached e decade of yeors with your Scotch Mist" rain or shine coot in perfect condition for m ore service.
 After all service isn't an oeeid ent in q Scotch Mist" the foundotion's Sondy's great Scotch eheviots Ioomed from the wool off SeotIond's pedi- greed cheviot hills sheep and shipped ex- eIusiveIy to Rogers. Peet to be hond needed into roin or shine coats foT men whe havs learned Co expect much from this greet eoot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
RED CROSS NEEDS
 MORE DRESSINGS

Request has come from National Red Cross headquarters for 17OOO surgical dressings for the British Red Cross, the local association an- nounces. The previously assigned quota is nearly completed and a new one will be started very soon. Mrs. M. II. Toorney end Miss Olive Camp are directing this branch of the work at the Waterbury Medical building.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17

The practical in l reversible coat in large assortment of checks, plaids and tweeds. All wool-both sides guaranteed shower proof. Sizes up to 9. fine value.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
Marriage Intentions

The following marriage inten- tiOns have been issued at the of flee of Town Clerk Mary c. Kill martin:
 Domenic Reno, 39 Dracut ave- nue, and Rose c. Santoro, 8S Pill grim street.
 Leonard Yannielli, 12 Fleet stret, and Eleanore CiarlOne, S1 Hillview avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
PENMAN DIES

Providence, R. l., Oct. 17.-(UP)- Henry B. Hagan, 77, who had en- grossei Brown University diplomas for 50 years after developing skill- full penmanship as hobby, died last night at his home.
Evening star., 1940-08-10

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