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Evening star., 1942-01-19
BEAUTIFUL, WOODEDTOT

To the discriminating purchaser looking
Tor, 4-bedroom house with 3 complete
paths. maids room with bath. porch. built
IN garage larFe living room with fireplace
cabinets, modern kitchen with de luxe
equipment, situated on this beautiful lot
With over 1000 square feet of ground
we urge your immediate inspection. The
price is right. the house is new. finished
ana ready to move in. Located in exclusive
SradIev blvd section. Phone
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ADAM A WLscHLER s son. Auetioneers
rUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO. IL
R STREET NV ROOMS AND
BATH. H-W.H., FOUR-CAR bHlCh

TRUSTEES SALE SALE OF pw41Is EhhSAsLE 10 TTo Yf7
sATa. H.-wH., rouR-eAR BRICK
By virtue of deed of trust recorded in
Liber No. 147s. folio |. ct SEQ; one OF tne
land records of the District of Coiumola'
and at the request of party secured thefeoy,
the undersigned trustees will oher for SAFE
TUESDAY,. THE TWENTIETH Pay Pay oE oE
PM, the following described property n n
the District OF Columbia to-wit:. Lot 80
block /. West Bloomingdale," as per
plat recorded IN Liber 80, folio 10, OF the
records of the Office of the Surveyor OF
the District of Columbia, now known ior
taxation purposes as Lot As in Square 3l03.
TERMS OF SALE: Property will be
sold subject to the unpaid balance OF a
January 90; 1912. in the sum o of o 81 .337 4s
of purchaser at sale. EXAMINATION o.
title. conveyancing, recording revenue
stamps and notarial fees at cost OF purch-
aser Terms to be complied with Wlthln
thirty days from date OF sale, otherwlse
trustees reserve the right to resell property
at risk and cost of defaultlng purchaser,
after hve days advertisement Of such
washington, D. e. or deposit may be
trustees may avail themselves Of any legal
or equitable rights against defaulting
purchaser.
GLENN w ASHLEY.
tas.1o.13,16,19 Trustees.
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m THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE
bia:-Notice Of Limited Partnership: No.
Partnership hereinafter named. now being
all Of the general and special partners OF
the laws of the state Of New Yorf. and
desiring TO continue to DO business in the
y III; District Court < for III. District q
ship which contains the terms thereof.
partnership is to be conducted is SMITH:
that 0ne Of disrbators and
stocks, bonds. and other securities and
The names Of all the general and special
pbeS ns therein SS Ss.nsuhnf
residence are as follows. lspecial Partnersl
Esn5y Phsmen hsssT sSs IN sfs bfRh H
dss1ssi dssS:s ssijs, joS. Y castles;
MY 2. Radcliffe chs.ton s n0 JT'. oreland Ella T. Pa.
,1ss Ghasss cheSn3 Sqa skDpsek PIKE Wnts
0' A0,5 John ~ 4ss eTtleS sss' s son s. s.
l., i Z; % surnets t. wsifer h Eoeu5s 'ie1; Pafi
Ave, N. Y. N. Y: Charles B. Harding,
Rumson. N u: Edward B. Smith. Jr.,
"sveetwaters." Providence Rd. Edeemont,
Pa: Irving D. Fish. Fox Run Lane Green
vieh. Conn. Fred Z, KoschIein. 64I Union
300 chaElotte Rd.. Plainneld. N j: Ed
brook: Pa. Ralph B. Johnson: 80 E. 10th
St. N. y. N Y: VIM. Barclay Harding.
Holmdel. N. j.; Harcourt Amory. Ipswich.
Mass: Ogden Phippe. Roslyn, L. /. N. 2:
Karl Weisheit. 221 Blvd. Mountain Lakes.
n. j.: Phillip w. Brown. Haddon Rd.:
Scarsdale. N 2, The amount OF capital
which each special partner shall have con-
tributed to the partnership is as follows:
Henry E Butler. S250,O00: Philemon Dick
inson. S250,000; Edwin A. Fish, S400,000:
John W. Castles. 100000. The period at
which the partnership is to commence and
the period At which it is to terminate are
as follows: The partnership formed at the
close of business on December 81. 1897.
shall continue from and after the close of
business on December 81. 1941, for the
term OF two years TO and including Decem-
Der 81. 1943. subject to earlier termination
upon certain continsencles set forth in the
aforesaid certificate. Filing the certificate
as aforesaid and this publication are oc-
asioned by the retirement of J. Ritchie
Kimball as q general partner at the close
of business on December 81. 1941.
ta6.7.0.12. 14.16.19 81 % .26.2S.30.
NATHAN M BROWN,
5l4 Colorado Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

DEFERRED PAYMENT NOTES
1st trust 81 interest monthly payments
End trust SO interest monthly payments
viii sell notes outright or will exchange
for real estate.
JEROME g. MURRAY.
RE. 2460. 1881 @ St. NV. MI. 1929
UNSUBDIVIDED SECTION OF
WOODMOOR.
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CLOSE TO WOODROW WILSON
AND GRADE SCHOOLS.

This may be the house you have been
looking for. A very smart brick detached
home. lust one year old on lot 60xl50
West of Conn. ave. on excellent quiet
street 1t includes large paneled den, 3
big bedrooms, . baths out-of-ground base.
ment with space for recreation room and
built-in garage For details call Mr.
Young WO. 5576.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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MERCURY 1910 convert sedan; brilliant
black finish, tan top tan leather up
See this car to appr eciate its full value.
Closed Sundays open evenings.
TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS,
1Sny aQNn
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REAL VALUE-S9,975.

Bethesda. Md. in fine residential section
Brlck residence, 6 attractive rooms, 2
baths. concrete rear living porch, oil burn
sr; garage; deep lot with outdoor stone
Mrepiace' completely reconditioned. Call
EDW n JONES & RI INC
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The Perfectly Planned Community
One of Washingtons outstanding devel-
opments, about 200 homes sold and occu-
pied IN improved section. This unsubdi-
vided section can be subdivided into
Evening star., 1942-01-19

FROM ALL REPORTS CHEAP HOUSES IN
the District are scarce. Here is real buy
g rooms, tile bath. in Al condition. on easy
terms. 2916 10th st. ne, convenient to
transportation. schools and stores For
terms and inspection call Mr. ORRM, GE.
463Q DI 334S
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BRADLEY WOODS.

This center-hall Colonial home. less than
q year old, porch across entire front, col
wooded lot. is an outstanding buy. There
is a spacious living room with fireplace.
and large bedrooms with complete
baths On End floor; basement toilet and
bunt-in garage: price S14150, for immedi-
ate sale: low monthly payments.
GRAHAM HALL WI $3.50.
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MERCURY 1889 4-door sedan; original
maroon finish. clean broadcloth upholstery.
5 very good white-wall tires, radio and
heater. A one-owner car that reflects per-
feet care. Closed Sundays, open evenings.
TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS
1907 14th St NV MI 5000
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SILVER SPRING.

OVERLOOKING 150-ACRE PARK
new Groom. 2-story, 2-bath houses. 1
on corner lot: built-in garages: near
tfons price SgG SOY terms anu 'fahSp'f'
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.
SR21 ColesviIle Rd Cu 51O0
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(Continued.) }

AT THE PRESENT TIME WE HAVE
several GEORGETOWN houses listed with us.
We would be glad to help you with your
housing problems. DRUMMOND REALTY
CO. HO 2Q01
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DODGE 1887 4-door sedan; radio, heater.
| defrosters, very good paint, motor recently
| completely overhauled. good tires: $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

gone through one of the longest
sustain 4 guerrilla operations;
we started on "A 4ShOur
mission and wound up by re-
naming one month. The men
hid 10 be self-reliant and re-
sOurceful. We Travelled light
and fast. Each man cooked his
own food.
During the early stages the
raiders were supplied with food
from forward bases. During the
last TWO weeks they were opcrat-
ing I'm such dense Jungle that par
cells OF food were parachutcd 10
them by plane
Carlson said, as had other ma
rincS, that tho japanese were
capable fighters and that they
fought 10 the last man
THE only difference il that
our men can do the same things
the Japs can, hut better" be
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

UNITED STATES MAIN
HEADQUARTERS. GUADAL-
CANAL ISLAND, Dec. Cdc-
layed) Bearded and foot
sore but triumphant. a force
OF United States Marine Raiders
came back 10 base today after a
TeSOrd-breaking month of guer-
rilla operations m which they
killed $50 10 400 japanese and
captured three enemy artillery
positions.
Under lean. tanned 1t. Col.
Evans r. Carlson, n. of Plymouth,
Conn, who led the commando
ike marine raid on Maxim Island
August II. the marines conducted
their operations deep IN enemy
country Wadlng rivarS. hacking
their gay with knives through
dense jungle underground and llv-
ing largely on rice, bacon, raisInS
and tea.
Carlson told how bis men had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
The War Today
The War Today
Crdige Explains
Why laps idn' I
Grab for Hawaii.

Continued from Page Three
just as a siege gun is aimed
al a certain definite target.
But the process Of aiming
and preparing for the trigger
pull that sends "A couple Of
million men with gigantic
masses of equipment careen-
ing hundreds of miles on a
major offensive takes months,
where loading and aiming the
gun takes minutes.
THOUSANDS OF staff Of
ficers, engineers, tcchnicians
and civilian experts must
work for months figuring out
the details Of a big push.
To alter a single major
specification would disrupt
everything. To attempt 10
change the direction and Oh
Jective of a major thrust in
war once the order had been
given 10 start the mill grind
ing. would result in hopeless
confusion and disaster.
OF course All this knocks
the eternal forwarding out of
the romantic gcncralship of
the inspired leaders of the
wars of ycstefycar.
Gone are the days when a
Hannibal can start out 10
fight a campaign in Spain.
and observing a favorable
opportunity suddenly switch
% carry out a long-che1shed
plan 20 CLIMB the Alps and
fight Rome in Italy
THE JAPANESE were re-
ported for six months prac-
Iicing large scale landing
tactics on the shores Of For
mosa and Southern China.
PROFESSIONALLY these were
aimed al the campaigns Of
the Philippines Malaga and
the Dutcn Indies, where they
were put into effect.
Equally without doubt 800
900 japanese soldiers were in
approximately 500 transports
and on their way before the
Mlkade's Pear Harbor attack.
as they appeared of the
Philippines and China De
Cember 9.
To have shun,ed this NOV
ing mass off toward Hawaii
would have been abou, as diff
fICllt as changing the direc-
ton Of the Mississippi
The japanese mistake was
in Understanding the sue
cess of their sneak-punch.
Had they planned a land drive
TO follow II. history might
have been different.
Statements and opinions
herein are private 90 the writer
and are not 10 bo construed eS
rejecting the views OF tho navy
Department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

She Says: ladies. ! searched This
town from top to bottom just
had 10 got the best buy IN town.
That's why | bought the smartcst
warmest, longest wearing Fur
Coat i'm town AZ the low COM
petitiye cash price OF only 500 0o
on easy budget payments at
Franklin's during their daring
18th Anniversary Sale. Here Is
a very special offer made in a
drive for 500 new customers. \
smart new pair Of shoes or a
clever new hat. value $500. ahso-
lutely FREE. with your purchase
of new 1873 Luxury Fur Coat.
priced at only $4,000 They're bet
ter. finer. Luxury Furs. beautifully
lined. tailored and styled 10 the
minute. Just s. 90 down reserves
your Fur Coat Take Your choice
OF the friendly Franklin credit
plan that suits YOU best. with up
TO - weeks 20 pay. or q charge
account with No DOWN PAY
MEN.r- hisht now your old out
NODDED Fur Coat is worth up 10
5000 iu Tada SO red tape. no
DELAY Hurry and ret YOUR FREE
hat or shoes during This drive
So YOUR credit as always az
FBANKLIN'S DEPARrM NT
STORE. 3I6 Michigan Ave. Shop
any evening I'LL . o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Marines Jungle Raid
CerIson's Raiders Spend Month on Their Own
in GuadacanaI Wilds TO Kill 400 Japs

UNITED STATES MAI gone through of the longes
HEADQUARTERS. GuADA l. sustain guerrilla operations
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
CITY UPHELD IN S1O,OOO ACTION
Judge MCDOnOugh Returns Verdict Today; Damages
 Asked fOt Injuries

Judge John P. McDonough re- turned a judgment for the City of Waterbury today in the $lO,O0O damage suit brought by Natalie Lauria of Waterbury as the re- suit of injuries sustained January l0, l941 in a fall on Q crosswalk at Tudor and Platt streets. The plain tiff claimed she fell when her foot become lodged in a mass of cinder- like material which had been cover ed by snow and ice. The city was charged with negligence for failure to kee pthe highway in a safe con- dition for travel.
 Judge McDonough in his decision stated that the city had not failed to perform its statutory duty in re- gard to highways. He pointed out that the condition alleged to have existed at the crosswalk was cree ated a few days before the accident and the clnders had been covered by snow making 1t difncult for city workers to note the condition. He declared that too heavy burden would be placed upon the defend- ant if the law held that in two days the deefndant ought to have known of the presence of the con- dition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
STRAND

Tonight's performances at the Strand will conclude the current showing of Inside the Law" an ex- citing tale of 8 gang of crooks who decide to go straight. The cast, headed by Wallace Ford, includes Luana Walters, Frank Sully and Harry Holman. The second smash hit "Kid Prof Kansas" features that happy lucky trio of Dick Foral. Andy Devine and Leo Carillo, in a super thriller dealing with group of crooked plantation owners. Both of these pictures are first run, nrSt Waterbury showing, features.
 Starting tomorrow for a 3-day engagement, the Strand will present that delightful entertainment treat that you've Been clamoring for. Yes, its "the courtship of Andy Hardy" with Mickey Rooney. Lewis tSone, Sara Haden, Cecilia Parker, Fay Holden, Ann Rutherford and Donna Reed. This new addition to the popular Hardy series surpasseS their previous offerings. Mickey Rooney meets 8 new girl, rescues his sister from a dramatic" Scrape, gets into trouble with the police, and barely escapes the clutches of Polly Benedict, who returns to further complicate his life. A new and sparkling personality is introduced in Donna Reed, who plays the latest romance in Andy's life. Wool woo! What a treat for the ntire family.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
M The Local T7heateYS

Hope and announces she's going to accompany him to Hollywood. Then starts a transcontinental chase, with the spies supplying the excitement, that for slapstick and speed, puts the Keystone KopS in the shade. The combination of slapstick, thrills and typical Bob Hope gags makes My Favorite Blonde" uproariously funny. The picture doesn't lag for single second so be prepared to laugh from start to finish.
 Percy the Penguin literally steals the show, according to reports. Trained by Captain Ralph Luxford Percy perambulates in and out of the picture and steals more than one of the scenes from that cham pion scenestealer, Bob Hope.
 Gale Sondergaard heads the spy ring and has the able assistance of such screen villains as George Zuc- co, Lionel Royce, Walter Kingsford, Victor Varcon!, Otto Reichow and Crane Whitley.
 MT. Bug Goes to Town, the hap piest full length feature cartoon ever filmed, will be the second big hit of the program. Filmed entire iy in gorgeous technicolor, MT. Bug Goes to Town" is must see" for everyone. You'll cheer the hun- dreds of characters in this amazing picture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12

ton and large fan following in re- cent months, and their stay at the L,oew Poli theater promises to be highly successful.
 The second headliner on the pro- gram Is Joey Adams, one of Broad ways favorite comics. There are many other big acts, outstanding among these being Eddie, Jack and Betty, presenting fun and thrills on wheels. AS an extra added attrac- tion, Loew's will present the gentle man prizefight champion of the ring, Tony Canzoneri. The stage shows will be presented for four shows daily, at l:20, 400, 6:3O and 800 p. m. So make your plans now to attend.
 Tn addition to the stage show there is an outstanding screen pro- gram-topped by lovable Jane With CTS in her newest and best hit to date, "The Mad Martindales" with Marjorie Weaver and a large cast of favorites. Rounding out the screen fare are selected shorts and the lat est news events.
 Attractions coming to close at the Loew Poli tomorrow night are Jungle Book" in technicolor, star ring Sabu with Joseph Calleia and Rosemary De Camp, and "Yokel Boy" with Albert Dekker, Eddie Foy, Jr., and Joan Davis.
 The comedy kings of the screen, Bud Abbot and Lou Costello, come to the Loew Poli Saturday in the Metro Goldwyn- Mayer smash com edy hit, "Rio Rita" with John Car roll, Kathryn Grayson and an all star cast. Plan now to see 1t!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
STATE

Ending tonight at Warmers State theater is Bedtime Story" with F'redric March and Loretta Young in co-starring leads; also Glenn Fords, Claire Trevor and a score of other favorites in Jack London's s Adventures of Martin Eden".
 Fastest and funniest of the long line of Bob Hope screen hits, the new comedy, My Favorite Blonde" will wend it's merry way into War ner's State theater tomorrow after noon with Madeleine Carroll shar- ing stardon with Hope. The film more than matches in speed and laughs the h.ghspots of Caught in the Draft" and Nothing But the Truth.
 My Favorite Blonde"--Madeleine in the title role, of course - is a laugh-fest from start to finish and presents Hope as ham vaudeville actor who has obtained a Holly wood because of Y partner, Percy, a trained pengJ -.1 Madeleine, a beautiful British secret agent, is bound for Los Angeles with flight plans for the U. s. Army Air Corps when she barges in on the startled
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
POLI'S

The famous Music That Wins by the Mcfarland Twins" will hold sway at the Loew Poli Theater Thursday and Friday of this week when George and Arthur McFar- land and their orchestra are pre- Sented for a two-day personal ap- pearance with four performances to be given each day.
 George likes sweet music and Arthur prefers swing. Both of the boys are superb musicians. By using their own unique arrangements their popular orchestra introduces Sweet and Swing Time" Brass and sax. ophones are first in Arts portion of the band, while WoodWindS, muted brass and electric guitar are used in Georges sweet arrangements.
 Radio and recordings have won the McFarland's considerable reputa-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
Legal Notices
NOTICE
PROSPECTUS FOR MOTOR BUS TRANSPORTATION
 OF SCHOOL CHILDREN

Sealed proposals covering the Transportation of school chlldren in enclosed motor buses are hereby solicited by the Prospect Board Of Education,
 All bids must be received of the Secretary of the Board of Eduea- tion, Prospect, Connecticut, not later than May, goth, l942, at 500 D, m,
 Prospective bidders may secure full route instructions and other in- formation by applying to Mrs, John peef, ConneGtleut. Secretary of the B0ard of Education,
 The Prospect Board of Education reserves the rigbts to reject any or all bids,
 PROSPECT BOARD of EDUCATION 5~9-St
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
NOTICE

STATE TyRIFr ot st wA4NAKY G2SNEefRgYpy Z. BR5. REs. EsTArE og HATTIE R, Bb0W,S, late of inc town 0f Reno, Nevada, Leaving estate In this district, deceased,
 Tine Court Of Probate for the Dis. trlct Of Waterbury, hath limited and heFeof for the creditors 0f said eslaLe t0 exhibit tbeir elaims for settlement, Those Wb0 neglect % present theiP aee0uDts, properly atv tested, within said tlnlei VIII be aRr harred recovery, All persons n. 1ebfed to said estate RFe requested
 FARLEY q, bAHI,E, 6e DlKwell Ave, Administrator, New Haven, G0nn, hFeFsi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
COMMUNITY CLUB
 POSTPONES FARLEY

President John Johnston of the Mary Abbott Community has all- nounced that the organizations meeting scheduled for tonight has been postponed until Tuesday eve- ming, May 1o. Registration of car owners for gasoline ratioping books is occupying the attention of mem- berS during the present week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
NOTICE

pIsTBIGP Of NATERFoWS, ss,
 COURT 0l BROBATE,. May, llth,
 let2,. ESTATE Of GHAliLlss q,
 TOWN, jn Said District, deaeased,
 Upon inc application pf GATHER IAE .Np E ATPEs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, N, praying for m lprder apthorlElpg and elnD0werlng her tO apmpPomise and settle A doubtful and disputed plaim in faypT gf sold estate ,9s psg appIlealoR on Gle moFs fully p6B6IiFisi- That said application be beAFd and delerminad Rt the pFabRfe 0fiGe in WaiePiowD jn said pislPioi, on tbp lbib day of NaY A, D, l9tg af ll p'elock ln ihe f0re- noon, and lhHt Dofipp he RlNen nf lhe peHdenpy 0f said application and Df fhe lime HDa place 0f heaflDR lbere0n, by pHblishinR tic sRWe nnpe ln s0mo Dewspapep hAVinR . eirQnla lion 70 said nislFlai, and by p0Riing a copy thereof pA llle nuAlin fiBB- pest fn the town or NHleFi0wn, ln said District, Hf least iaree dRbs be- fore Kala day nssigned,
 PRANK h HiGkr0A srissit tudsH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12

AnnOuncemenfs
PsrsOnaA

Dental Plates Repaired 3 hrs. S1 Your old plate made like new. up
 CTTY DENTAL LABORATORY l6l East Main St. Dial 3-8686
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12

tween Iceland and America, a refri- lgeration ship, or one commanded by acold officer?
 3. Uncle Sam recently stationed consul at Brazzaville, thereby getting the goat of Vichy France. Where and what is Brazzaville?
 Answers on Back Page)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
Employment
Men Wanted

WANTED - An experienced outo- mobile mechanic. Apply J. G. Mo- tors, Inc, IF Willow St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12

FOR SALE on Sylvan Ave, 8 room house. All improvements. Large building lot adjoining. Sell cheap Tel. 4-7665,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12

con t imitation squad, or rescuse squad?
 2. w h c n an American sailor S D cal ks of an Arctic boat" does he mean me nlvinp be-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
Merchandise
Household Articles

UNIVERSAL - Washing Machine. Excellent condition, $25. Also nine room heater. Tel. 4-63S0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12

Ia HOUSES All Parts of Family the City
 F. MONz1LLo, SSO No. Main. 3-5932
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12

1887 Plymouth 1 D. Sedan, R. & H.
 JOHN J. COLLINS, INC. 38 Willow St. Dial 3-2124
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12

MAN-To assist in shipping; drive truck, early mornings. Part time
 Schneider Bakery, 60 East Farm St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12

A-Good investment. Easton Ave. 3 family house, l5 rooms, yearly in- come $972, taxes $209.10. Make us an offer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
} WAR QUIZ

n Is the wearer of this insignia
 IL 6 member of the civilian de- senso volunteer flremen, gas de-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12

NUHN and NUHN 141 Bank St. Dial 4-2149
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
Automobiles
NeuD Car Dealers

8 Auto and Truck Dealers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12

George w. Cassidy REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Ill West Main St. Dial 4-7Ol3
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
WATERTOWN AVENUE

 Two-family house with lot suitable for business development. A most desirable property at $8.5OO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12

BOYS-16-years or over with bi- cycles. Healthful interesting work. From a. m. to D. m. Apply immediately. Mir. Reeves, Western Union Telegraph Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-12
Real Estate For Sale
Houses For Sale
Home & Investment 166 Woodruff Ave,
atertown

A-2 family house of B rooms, with hot water heat, oil burner, on a beautifully handicapped lot one half acre in size. 3 car garage. House in excellent repair. Income from one apartment more than pays carrying charges. Price $S,500. Live rent free. D. T. HARRINGTON, Inc.
 REALTOR
 Al West Main St. Dial 3-3l12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-27
Miss Anna MOlster
Appears as SolOist

Miss Anna Katharine holster will
be guest soloist at musical pro-
gram to feature tea this afternoon
at the Womens City Club, 1856
Jackson place NV.
Mrs. Roger T. Hall will be hostess
for the afternoon and Mrs. Harry
M. Packard hospitality chairman.
Mrs. Burnita Shelton Matthews,
president, will assist in receiving.