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AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE.

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BUICK 1910 4-dr, sedan; 4 good tires run
10000 miles excellent R Shapf pest ony In
BUICK 1871 Super sedan; radio: heater, later,
dsfTes'ee dfiven only 4oSo poo sE miles, CHEVY chase
Motor Co. 7725 Wisconsin ave WI. 1855.
sgeK 1seO Ee % p
shape throughout, tires perfect must sell.
sfs Ssatts1e Mi ESisntas Ms Ra 7a6S
sedan; ike new; bought Sept. 3rd; maroon.
white sidewall tires; reasonable. EVeninss'
WA. 3791.
CHEVROLET 1910 master de luxe 4-door
covers installed when purchased new. per-
feet throushout: $500 9,,
400 Bloei ioHr.sS a. Ass. PsEr1Af sE At. 1900.
CHEVROLET 1887 de. luxe sedan; $4,000
Pqanklin Rl'ss n's:f5 s4ss sftsr sfSa s. pow
CHEVROLET 1885 coach with radio snd nd
good pe nt tood
sfs5. sfs 's 1884 'I Ford, s7 ensine, s55. All
From 2 to pm. 800 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
CHEVROLET, 1910 4-door sedan; radio
perfect, motor and general conaition tne
Iustine Nicholson, Hyattsviile. Nd. WA
CHEVROLET 1889 Master de luxe sedan;
best be- Of care. very ' low MILEAGE tires ALMOST
new: a genuine bargain At $3.50 zee
Mi Mi. Rossnthsl %s tnstneNichil'0n' 4ydn H''tts-
CHEVROLET 1910 sedan; good paint: ex-
party party. Nolan Finance. iios N. z, ave.
- - - I,,-. to,-,
ssdsn dryen $1,000 ms @
etc; quick sale. $3.50. Can DU. s16s.
mileage, perfect tires. Mr.. Vernon, sH.
cHEv. 1910 master. de luxe 2.dr.: clean.
excellent condition, fine tires: cheap. Must
sell at once: no trade. . Call FIR. $500. Ext.
1s5 after 7:3O pm.
CHEVROLET 1889 special de luxe coupe:
guar. s1ao' WHEELER. NC. 4slo wisconsin. :
CHEVROLET 1941 2-door; 5000 miles:
owner S75. Phone adams $500. .--
cHEvRoLETs 1871 town ssdaps 9nsn and so,5. :.
equipped with radios, heaters: dsfrosters 1s
ogh4sMAs;NHse1oEIL gghAEVkoEE4 eo:
18th and Good Hope Rd. Sc. 632 H ST. NE
CHEVROLET, 1941. town sedan: tires.
pa1 General by n
Mandeii Chevrolet Co. 632 H st. ne.
CHEVROLET 1887 2-door, sedan; excellent
No, RIO reduced to S2sS Ourisman-
Mandelll Chevrolet Co.. 18th and Good
CHEVROLET 1941 5-pass. coupe; new-car
Gnet9n aee o ES Nj aS Ghes
rdttN roiet Co. istR5 and Good HOPE I'd Sc.
CHEVROLET. 1910 special de luxe 3-pass
coupe; excellent tires. .sxeellent motor;
Ourisman-Mandell. Chevrolet Co., 18th
and Good Hope I'd. Sc.
6easr Black sh %asss5 mohsr 81
clean and fRfaNGIE fs9a Elsrfaesfe; Mofoes. serms
1401 Rhode Island Ave. NE. DE. 6302.
oHRYsLER 1910 Royal sedan; black I'm,
INC. 4s1O Wisconsin.
noDeE psIe Sss Sssu ecn eH ms
out. Mr.. Vernon, SH. 9743.
DODGE 1899 de luxe 4-door sedan; low
mileage, condition and tires sood: reason
able; Palmer, 1921 Mass. ave. NV. NE.
9034. Call mornings.
DODGE 1887 Tudor sedan; good paint and
Tes, mech chi sSsd. real buy at satsr ons e.
DODGE 1889 special 2-door sedan; excel
lent tires. the unusual clean type: car
sssS: OUR ourisman % -Mandeil nae Chevrolet CO.,
| 632 H st. ne,
FORD 1910 de luxe .."sb" Fordor sedan;
nss very Tsi e.sn saess sssa tires original '''k
400 Hoek IA. Av. NJ At. 7aoo.
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PROPOSALS.

July 8, 1942-Sealed proposals will be
received at Room 500 District BUILDING
until 200 pm, July IL, 1912. and then
publicly opened for construction of Ade-
laide Davis School temporary 4-room
building, located on north side OF H
Street. opposite 44th Place e. Proposals
may be obtained at the Office of the Chief
Clerk. Engineer Department, Room ~;
check for $1,000, payable to the Collector
of Taxes, D. c.. to guarantee their return
in good condition. jyS,9,10.11,13,
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, PUBLIC
Roads Administration. Washington, D. c.,
July /. 1912, SEALED BIDS will be re-
eeived at the office Of the Districs EngineseP'
Winder Building. 18th and F Streets. NV
am, EWT., July il, 1912, for the CON
struction of Project VA. DA WR-S, Paving
23. War Department Building Road Net
work, Arlington County, Virginia. The
approximate quantities of the more impor-
tant items are as follows: 10000 Gu. Yd,
Excavation: $4,000 So. Yd. Cement Con-
crete crete hsse Course; $4,000 So; va Rein M
So; Yd plain Cement Concrete Pavement;
1900 Ton Type HI Cold Asphalt Pave
ment: 3O.40O Lin. Ft Cement Concrete
Curb. Minimum rates of wages for labor
ers and mechanics on this project have
been fixed by the Secretary Of Labor as
required by law. Plans, specifications and
proposal forms may be obtained at the
office of the District Engineer, Public Roads
ADMINISTRATION, Room s123,, Winder Build
ton. D. C. H. J. sPELMAN. DISTRICT Engi-
neer inT
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
1RAllERS FOR SALE.

AUTO CRUISER; living room bedroom
ING plant, radio; sleeps 4, has prac
new s-ply tires: cost So 2,10O new, sacrifice,
S975: $500 cash down payment. 7725
wisconsin ave NV WI 1895.
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81 ACRES,

so acres productive farmland, balance
wooded. The house has been remodeled
and green shutters: it has rooms, bath
furnace. cleo, and phone, and the water
| is pumped from big spring; the outbuild-
Washington. Price, $4,000; $4,000 down
See MASON H1RST, Annandale, Va. at the
| end of Columbia pike Phone Alexandria
| 5S12 Closed SUNDAYS
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AUCTION SALES
TnMnppnw
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son. Auctioneel

TOMORROW.
ADAM A. WESCHLER e. SON. Auctioneers.
915 St. NV. [
Trustees Sale OF Drugs. Sundries Patent
Remedies Fischman Soda Fountain, Com
pressor, Safe, Wall and Floor Cases, Cash
Registers, Torsion Scale, Counter Stools.
etc. BY Auction at 523 B ST.. NE. FRI
DAY. JULY 10. 1912. 2 PM. Patent
Remedies. Antiseptics, Dental necessities,
Toilet preparations. Hospital and School
supplies, Dye, Cigars Prescription Stock.
etc, also Fischman loft, 4o-eal Soda
Fountain, Carbonator, Refrigeratins Com
pressor. Mirrored and Electrified Back Bar,
Sterilizer. Kelvinator Refrigerator, Hamil
tor Beach Mixer National Electric "s42-
E-XY' and "717' Cash Registers, Soda
Sectional Shelving with sock Drawer and
Sliding Plate Glass Door Bases, Magazine
Rack, Counter Stools, Floor Cases Wrap
ping, Counter. Steel 4-Deck Display Stand.
Rx Counter with Plate Glass Guard. Penny
Weighing Scale. Electric Fan, Snow
master Ice Machine. Fluorescent Lighting
In re- Chattel deed Of trust filed May
9T, 1871, as instrument No. 1898.
TERMS: Cash John J. Carmody Harry
l.. Ryan, Jr.. Trustees, S15 18th st. NV.
NOTE-Owner of premises will give
lease to satisfactory tenant for two-year
period at $4,000 per month with privilege
OF three-year renewal of same at similar
rental jy6.T,S,9.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOX YALE.
CALL CLAY, FARMS, ACREAGE, suBUR-
SEE OUR NEW s5,65O 5-RooM BRICK
only Z left. Immediate possession: also two
2-family, b-room houses 9th and N. Blu
ss GE pscR
| office, 23o3 s. Arlington Ridge rd. Jack
son 1904 or 2120.
FROM OWNER, s ROOMS, 8 PoRCHEs
shade trees s ne oyeriook Z e0ss. s9S4 '''' i'0n''
walter ,Heishts; Between LANGLEY and Nc.
s4s. nVsred stF;s s
berry: excellent neishborhood; 'v vacant ' I'M I'M
ssilSs,'0Ph KeS Mk RSTf & NJ NJ
210n or Elmwood III.
ARLINGToN-vACANT: NEARLY, NEW;
: rms, tapestry brick, semi-detsched. oil
Ioc bus: $3.50; $500 cash, ash small mo.
oH oS. ESr. 2ala. BOSS REALTY. Evenings
5-RooM COLONIAL BRICK. LARGE LOT;
1S7f PfaT n sth sFaas st. 'aa A. hSn va
NEW 4, 5 AND 6 RIM: HOMES. ! ACRE
svsT s. ssq4 Him. dpMn Md spruee PEWE9 976a FREEMAN
ARLINGToN-;NEW, MODERN 5,ROoM
detached brick: automatic heat, fun base
ment, insulated on bus line; S6,50O; terms.
Take Wilson blvd. to S23 N. JEFFERSON l..
4-BEDRooM REDEcoRATED HOUSE. OIL odL
bus: $3.50, $500 down. Chestnut SOL.
NGToN-S5, 2 25o-5-RM, AND, BATH
frame bungalow, front porch. full base
Rsz y oxora fSsf %iS2 o2od S 4!s
MODERN 5-RM,. HOUSE, Ia ACRES OF
ground-West of University Of Maryland.
Price, $4,000, terms. WA. 4552.
$3.50 CASH; VACANT ROOMS, BATH; BATH;
E2eninss. Esstran cG' se1s: SCI cH. 5aSs. so ANll
MT. RAINIER-6 RMS, BATH, DE,
ton; $500 $500 cash. Two blks. of R. I,
sn sye; 'aSs No BUS si7s stores ETC. Open Sat and
ARLINGTON = NEARLY NEW BRICK
csps ooIsh cGd ns o beadms s esh snd ocr S
on bus line near Wilson blvd: and sradsd asG
oxford 4asl or Oxford 4564
ARL1NGToN-,4 ROOMS. 2 BEDROOMS.
modern bungalow; tile bath. oil air-condi-
efq cH. a4ao. n. {. HINES q sons, inc,
sEnwYS n, HTse ,d ~ AND non:. p GUY GUY
painted; $500; ss75 cash. $3.50 mo
powell, r. and b. newly decorated
ing guests, rr. man; lot 75x110 no heat.
N E. RYON CO.. 1915 N. Y. ave. MA. 1907.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY MODERN BUN
salow on bus line, in good neighborhood;
5 miles D. c. Price, S4,750: terms. ].
VINSON PETER or ROY P. MOORE.
ONCE phone, Rockville 155. 81
ARLINGToN-BRICK COLONIAL, 6 RMS.
] "a baths, oil hot-water heat, large lot with
ton; priced at $4,000. Call Mr.. Donahue,
CHI. 244O. N. C. HINES & SONS, INC,
Realtors.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Arlington-6-room brick, 2 baths, less
than 3 years old, excellent neighborhood
l block bus. S10,75O. oxford O575. Ewes,
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5-r. brick bungalow, finished, insulated
attic h.w.h.. oil burner, hwd. floors, fire.
place, tiled bath, screened porch. brick
garage; handicapped: "a blk. bus: $1,000;
easy terms. Avail. July 15. ERWIN REAL
TY CO.. call Hyatts. 0334; ewes. WA. 1881
5 RMS, PATH; AMI; ON CAR LINE.
Price, S3,450; Terms.
rms, bath, asbestos shingle: am. !;
garage. chicken house; price, S4.750.
ZANTZINGER. Jr. WA. 1919. TO-
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AERoPLANES.

PILOTS, are you trying to build up tin time !:
for S1 per hour: Funk, never cracked,
Just over 100 hours. radio receiver, $3.50.
This ship a steal at this price. Cal WA.
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FARMS FOR RENT.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

II ACRES, SMALL HOUSE, NO IMPROVE
ments; Meadows, Md; SIS month. ME
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

NEAT HOUSE. UNFURNIsHED. THREE
bedrooms suburban. within one mile Of
stores and railroad or bus. one hour COM
mutine. State rental and phone number.
Box 335-M Star %
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

TO R.. ALL CASH. D. c. ONLY; LIKE ISI
1868 1868. Eve Eve. Sun. GE. $3.50 j Thomas Cir.
CASH FOR HOUSE, BRICK OR FRAME,
white or colored; no c9mnpY c9mm,pssYion, ,,v 900,
WE PAY Cash FOR NE AND s E; Prop
i,ER. 500 i1th st. Sc. Franklin 2100.
CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D, NC. G; PR3r- ,Rdsy
HARRY JUSTINE. 935 H st. NV 9.
Cash FOR HOUSES, PRICED TO SELL II
HD HD 47ss. Write 1885 Meridian pl. n W
WANTED TO BUY. OR ROOM HOUSE
In Arlington: old or new; will pay cash
Cali CH. $3.50 bet. and pm:
I AM PAYING BEST PRICE FOR D. G
pbboipsltiis; pCbi3pe.tis, cail or write E. H. PARKER
1854 I4th St NV. DI. 1880. s30.==--
EMAIL, UNF. HOUSE OR APT, BED
1ms q: silver Spring preferred: pay up. to
s1o0; family Of 5. sH. 233s: IL
fTNFURNIsHFD 3-BEDROoM HOUSE;
eood transp. to downtown section, wanted
81 Govt. executive Oct. l occupsnc'' a.
VIZ WANT MORE HOUSES TO SELL IL, IN \
county; sanans'iHit list with US; we get results 1;,
THosi T5l 10th T. st. NV NV National o5S5:
CLIENT WAITING,
rrsnt;ca,iy wants p'T new and Including bedroom
ana hath or lavatory on 1st floor: : OF, 3
BEDROOMS on End floor; lnterestsd 11 IN IN tne
ssq5'noS. ss95'n o. For details call Mr.. Burr, Wo.
FRANK fI S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411
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FIRST COMMERCIAL.

10Ox1O0 1T. (irr), good future, present
improvements will carry price. 81 So. It,
Call Mr.. Carney
MA Oo7l So,thern Building.
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6-rm stone bung., near Falls Church,
large studio liv. rin., stone fireplace. large
wooded lot. Prize, $1,000.
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6-rm Colonial brick. large lv rm.. hre-
place. built-in garage. nice lot. $3.50.
w. S. HOGE. Jr.,
f1Iy o6nO oS1S 100 uichuay
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APARTMENT HOUSE.

Excellent income producer: 4 mos. old
rental, $4,000. Can be bought for approx
Giles Me 1143. with J. WESLEY BU
CHANAN, Realtor.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

QUICK CASH for your truck: Highes
prices paid LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
Hyattsville. Md WA. 1000.
LATE MODEL l or 1Ha-ton stake body
in good condition. Mr.. Herman. Frank
lin 9375
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ATTR. Arm. HOUSE, MODERN. ACRE
of ground, nice trees, good view. mi.
from Navy Bldg. $4,000.
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SHOPS FOR RENT.

9O1 18th ST. NV.
CORNER BASEMENT SHOP. S75 PER
MONTH INCLUDING HEAT.
L. W. GROOMES.
111a Eye St. NV.
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EVANSVILLE HILLS.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Arlington-6-room brick, 2 baths, less
than 3 years old, excellent neighborhood;
l block bus. S10,750. oxford 0575. Ewes,
Chestnut 5110.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

LARGE TRACT OF TIMBER LAND WORTH
$4,000. clear of encumbrance for we'll
located apt. bldg. subject to ! trust Here
is a bargain for some one OWNER, CO.
1h11: evenings. AID. 3S42.
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REMODEI ED BIJHDING-

furnished Yearly income approximately
S7,5OO.OO. Owner will sell for about
times annual income. Fine money maker
NV For further details call Mr.. White
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
District 5000 Realtnr Invest. BldR.
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TRAILER CENTER
HORNER'S CORNER,
POPULAR MAKES.
$3.50 UP

COVERED WAGON - REDMAN NEW
MOON-ALMA SILVER MCON-ROYAL
AND AMERICAN ALSO USED TRAILERS.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC,
5th & Fla. Ave. NE. FIR. 1921.
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ARI.-I,YON VILLAGE
SAVE YOUR GAS.

Only , blocks 1-fare bus, shopping
center, / 3 minutes downtown: g rooms. IA
baths, twin bedrooms. half bath 1st noor,
able terms Glebe 1898 until pm
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HENRY ]. ROBB, INC,
1O24 Vermont Ave NV. D1. S141.
RENT, S1,74O YEAR: PRICE S14.250. -,
Two 2-family fats. brick. 8 r. and ba
each. front and back porches, individual
cellars: good renting section; Terms
RENT. $500 YEAR: PRICE. $4,000.
front porch: good condition; terms.
1907 H ST. NV E. A. BARRY. ME. 2025.
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ARLINGTON - NEARLY NEW BRICK
Cape Cod bung., rms. tile bath, fireplace
porch 1st floor: 2 bedrooms End foor full
basement: oil air-conditioned: level lot:
on bus line near Wilson blvd. and graded
schools. Price. 5000; terms. TRACEY,
Oxford 423l or oxford 1864
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ARLINGTON-4 ROOMS, 2 BEDROOMS
toned heat, attached garage: near schools
and Transportation. Call Mr.. Donahue
CHI. 2440. N. c. HINES g. SONS, INC,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-05
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, Aug. 5-Patrick J. Connolly and others have sold a house and lot on Field street to Richard J. Van TWisk, according to a warranty deed filed recently at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John.
 Private Eddie Verbiski, stationed i'm Tennessee, is visiting relatives in Union City at present.
 Edward Patten of Millville had a narrow escape from injury yester- day when his auto overturned near the Millville library. and the car was considerably damaged. MT. Pat ten said another car forced his of the road.
 Seaman Albert Zapatka, stationed at Newport, R. l., Is visiting rela- tives on Olive street.
 Stanley Terry, stationed with the U. s. Army in Missouri, is visiting relatives on South Main street.
 Private Elton Johnson, stationed at Windsor Locks, Conn, Is visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. F. August Johnson 0g walnut street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-05
Vault To Be Installed In
 Futile School
Will Be Used for Depart ment Records, Supt.
 Announces

Naugatuck, August 5. = Work of installing a vault in the cellar of the Futile school is now in progress, and is expected to be com pleted this week, it was learned today from Superin- tendent of Schools Harold E. Chittenden. The vault will be to hold old school depart ment records which are at present in the vault at the former office of the superintendent in the high school, which room is now the principals office.
 When the Superintendent'S office was transferred from the high school to the Futile school, only such records as could be kept in the files at the latter school were taken. There are still a number of records, including some dating back to 1890, at the high school office.
 Masons are now building the vault in a corner of the Futile house cel- Ter and two used vault doors have been secured. Supt. Chittenden es- inmates the work will cost about $500. When completed, the rec ords will be transferred, and will be much more accessible. In recent months it has been necessary for clerks in the superintendept's of flee to go to the high school fre- quently to consult the records.
 Vanishing of about 20 doors at the Hop Brook school building has been completed now, and replacing of between 40 and 50 window panes, which were broken by vandals, has been done. MT. Chittenden said already two of the new panes have been smashed.
 Painting of the woodwork on the exterior of the Salem school bueld- ing, including the tower, is nearing completion. Minor plumbing repairs have been made in several of the schools this summer.
 The playgrounds at Hop Brook, Central avenue and Salem schools are expected to close August 28, MT. Chittenden said. Each has been under the direction of a super visor and attendance at these has been reported good.
 No August Meeting
 No meeteing of board of education will be held this month unless an emergency warrants it, MT. Chit tenden said. The board voted at its June session not to meet during July and August unless necessary.
 Schools do not reopen until We'd nesday, Sept. g and 1t is felt that any business necessary before the opening of schools can be taken care of at the regular meeting, Sept. B.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-05
WAR BOND DRIVE
 PROVES SUCCESS
More Than 600 Pledges in -Wakelee Funeral
 Yesterday
BEACON FALLS Correspondent Wm. ,. Baxter
 Phone Naugatuck 394S

Beacon Falls, Aug. 5 - Although the recent USO campaign here was $7OO short of It's quota of $l 1000, the war bond drive held here recently was successful, First Selectman Aus tin Ford has announced More than the local quota of 600 pledges was attained ill the bond campaign. MT. Ford headed the committee in charge, and air raid Wardens here assisted him.
 Contributions for the USO drive, in which about $500 has thus far been donated, are still being &C., cepted.
 A party was held recently at Fritz grove for Patsy Mennillo and aPtSy Desiderio, local youths who will leave for the U. s. army soon.
 Thomas Fitzpatrick of Highland avenue is visiting relatives in Bridge port.
 The funeral of Mrs. Agnes May Wakelee, 73, of Avenue B, Beacon Falls, was held yesterday afternoon fro mthe Alderson funeral home, POI Meadow street, Naugatuck. Rev. Edward R. Hance, pastor of the Congregational church, Naugatuck, officiated. Burial was in Pine Grove cemetery, AnSonia.
 Bearers were: Warren Andrews, Lawrence Thompson, Wesley Nelson. Joseph Fisher, Sr., Joseph Fisher, Jr., and Axel Hockert.
 Corporal Louis Contaldi, who IS on military police duty at Brooklyn, N. Y, is visiting MT. and Mrs. An thony Contaldi of Felspar avenue.
 Corporal Harold Hill, son of MT. and Mrs. Harold Hill of Main street, who has been on furlough here, has returned to Fort Banks, Mass.
 Michael Karensky, U. s. navy, wllo is stationed at Norfolk, Va, is visit ing his parents here.
 Kenneth Upright of the U. s. coast guard, on duty in New Jersey. was a recent visitor at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. George Upright of Wolfe avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-05
GOVERNOR PICKS
 WENDELL CROSS
Local Manufactures Police Commissioner on HOus-
 ing Commission

Hartford, Conn, Aug. 5-(UP)- Gov. Hurley today named . com- mission of nine members to act on the critical housing shortage in Connecticut.
 The governor said he would call the commission together in 6 few days to organize, and then fuller details on what the group will do will become known.
 The governor named to the corn- mission:
 Rev. George Stewart, Stamford,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-05
Blackout Law Will Co Into
 Effect Soon
Persons Required to Seek Nearest Shelter When
 Raid Warning Sounds

Naugatuck, August 5- Air raid warning and black out regulations will soon go into effect here. The air raid warning regulations require that in an air raid warning persons must seek the near est available shelter or cover and remain in these, or if in- structed by civilian defense or police authorities, must evacuate any area. This does not apply to persons on active duty or persons whose presence on the highway is necessary on 8 mission directly connected with public safety or specifically authorized by local or state police.
 In an air raid warning, the regu- lations continue, car drivers who are operating must stop at the near est point possible on their right hand side of the road, turn off the engine and take shelter, with the exception of those specifically au- thorized by federal, state or local authorities, to proceed. Similarly in 8 blackout, they must extinguish car lights after stopping. In black out, the regulations require home owners to extinguish or obscure lights. A home owner cannot open an outside door, window, skylight, etc. unless the interior lights are extinguished or masked.
 In blackout here, 1t is forbidden to light maches, cigarettes, lighters, lanterns, flashlights or other Simi- lar outdoors, unless the lights are shielded in according with regula- tions.
 Exterior lights, street lights, traf- fic control and traffic warning sig nals, exterior illuminated signs and displays, exterior night lights and interior night lights visible from outside of buildings shall be ex- tinguished by the persons in control thereof. Lights specifically authori- zed by the federal or state govern mental authority can remain lighted.
 Persons in control of all lights not which cannot be extinguished immediately must install accessible or automatic switches and are re- sponsible for extinguishing or ob- scuring these. Fires, dump fires, chimneys, furnaces and other de- vices emitting light or steam must be so shaded or extinguished by persons in control of these that thew cannot be seen, except any speci- fically exempt by proper authority. Adequate preparation for control or obscuration of such light and steam must be etken immediately.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-05
(NEA Telephoto)

was unable to get bond or keep sufficient help and as result the contract was not negotiated, the warden said.
 Garbage Collection
 The street committee and the warden were authorized to draw up a contract or contracts for garbage collection. It was indicated that John Wilkas of Middlebury, son of Mrs. Anna Wilkas, former col- lector is willing to do the west side of the town and at present MT. Ed wards is doing the east side. MT Wilkas asks 5000 for the west side of the town, which, the war; den said, comprises about tWo-thirds of the borough. The contract last month which was to have been ne- gotiated with MT. Edwards called for a pay of $4,70O. Last year the garb- age work was done for $4,000 and April 1 it was increased to $4,500.
 Warden Leo J. Brophy cited the difficulties in collection here re- gently and said the garbage must be collected. He is hopeful of quick solution of the problem.
 The warden was empowered to enter into necessary agreements with the state whereby the town will contribute one-quarter and the state three-quarters of the cost of a project on state highways here, if and when such project is ap- proved. This is routine meas ure and builds up the borough's credit.
 A resolution concerning Burgess Dinneny was submitted by com- mittee consisting of Burgesses Ru- 1olph Anderson and Andrew OToole, and was approved by the board and ordere place in the minutes of the 
 It was to the effect that the board Indicates it's warm approval of the patriotic spirit displayed by Burgess Dinneny and voices silent prayer that Almighty God may grant him safe return to his home and his civilian pursuit at the close Of the war"