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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-22
Army Turns Down GIS' Gifts
To Folks At Home For Writing
BY DUDLEY ANN HARMON
United Press STAFF COrresuOnile,

LONDON Oct 22UP)Leters popular
here that them office
he wanted mailed back as an EXPRESSION Of gratitude
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-22
HUSKY HOLsTETN

"Vesta." 8 Holstein COW owned
BY the Nebraska School Of AgTicul-
ture. produced enough milk IN one
year 70 supply = child from birth
10 ealla9e ga.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-22

Output of iron and steel ingots
in Britain broke all records last
year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-22

ginning October Is, hernia.
Ichiroka Hisaura Of 81 Center
street. Waterbury, against Three
Decker Sandwich shop Of Water
bury, ei411 beginning August 10
leg and hand injury.
John Bodnan Of Torrlngton
against Harrington Co.. cas- be-
ginning October 2. hernia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-22

u. 3. Submarine Base, New Lon
don. Conn, Oct. 22-(UP) = Mrs.
Charles =. Tolman, whose husband
commanded the destroyer De Haven
which was lost In the Solomons early
this year and who Il reported miss
ing IN action. today received for him
The Navy Cross, awarded for his
outstanding personal valoE and re-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06
begegnen, oilrd lire SiIfe bethlehem.
* i. II

.
@dbreno bes Monats Sftober op.
fern mir ben getneinfhaftli6en tdg.
liben Goienfran5 ano bie 5egens-
anbadt fir grlaneung oes 8eltfrie-
oens auf, nod Der Mnfforoerung 6es
81. 8aters, 6ie gottesmlltter a1an-
rufen oanit @ott Die Sage Ser &eirrt-
iu6ung abfiir5en moge. @ott regiert
oie 8elt. Seine g0ttlibe @orlebung
lenft oie Menl6enber5en uno ibre
S6idiale. Ser &rieg tpirb enoen, io-
balo @ott es min. 8enn sic Men-
i6en nit gottpertrauen beten, ner-
BEN tie erb0rung finoen. l1nier @e-
bet gilt in 6ieien Eagen bor ollem
6em 81. Gater, Dem StelIpertreter
Gbriiti anf groen.
X X * .
Wegen Mangel an Mai9inerie nn6
&eparaturitiiden 1nuBten mir bel BEN
Irbeiten in Sreien 5ur Sanoarbeit
greifen. Oiele Irbeiten inn Sreien, 5u
lpelden 1tniere Stuoenten an freien
9sa6nittagen @elegenbeit gegeben
miro, foroern Sic @elunbbeit uno ge-
ben anleitung 5u grbeiten, oie ibnen
1pater nitbli6 tperben f0nnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06
Sttmme bes @ulfes fit bas
cSpfehhintm

Meine Wtitte bat mir ser III. So
iepb erbort uno aus Danfborfeit
i6ide id 50 fir bie Stuoerten 8itte,
beten Sic fir midi. - SO. s., 81. S.
X X X
Siermit idide id Sbnen 81 81,
gbren Der 81. Samilie, bes III. Su=
oas Sbaobaus uno Ser fl. Sberelta,
gum Danf fir cine erb0rte 8itte. -
Mrs. so. g., Ohio.
X X X
@nbei ienoe i6 Sbnen einen 9oI>
1ar fir Die Stuoenten. 0ie @abe batte
i6 511 gbren 6es FL. sSolepb fir oie
grborung in einem Mnlteeen beripro,
diem. @ott iei 9anf, bin id erb0rt
tporoen. Cine alte 2eierin bes Ohio
8aiienfreuno, tpelden mir INNER
germ leien. - Mrs. S. Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

slmerifaniide militdriibe Beobo9.
ter 1n6 &riegsforreiponoenten in GU
ropa glauben Mn5etden boraufinben,
Die auf einen raben 3uianmenbru1
menn nidt Ser oeuti6en MiIitdrntodt,
10 6o6 ser Moral oes oeuti9en Sol
fes i6lieben laiien. Sn Spracuie, 81.
9. tparnte @lmer 9abis, Ser Diref-
tor Ser Office Of @ar Snformation,
in elmer &e6e Dor 6en1 GerIegerner-
bano 6es Staates Seem Oorf, Dor Ser
inden oeutIder Militdrs nno fibren-
Der Na5is, our6 cine Experimentation
ibren Sals nnb oie be1ti6e Militdr-
uno @irti6aftsma6t 5u retten.
u@etpiB iIt es 1noglid'', iagte Serr
Dabts, ,,6aB Der politii6e 3erfan i'm
Sitlerrei6, Ser bereits begonnen bat,
eber 5u elmer gntidei6ung in guros
pa fiibren miro, als man ite aus rein
militarii6en @riin6en ertparte1t fonn-
te. @ber fir oieienigen Deuti9en, bie
ben &rieg iatt baben, tpdre es bies-
NAL be6euteno i6tpieriger, lire &C.
fiible in bie Sat um5uieben, als es
1918 Ser San tpar. 8ir tperben oa=
ber iebr ,pabri6einli6, nod bepor
Ser &rieg borbei lit, cine S9einrepo-
Luton in DeutI6lan6 erleben Sbr
3iel tpdre elm @ompron1iBfrieoen, Der
Deutidlano inmitten ieiner eeidtpd6-
ten Nadbarn nod INNER itarf, genug
laiien tpiir6e - Elm Sriebe, Der 11ur
Der 8eginn neuer oeutider 8orberei-
tungen auf ben ndbiten &rieg tpGre".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

@ir fonnen bel1te 5lt 1nierer gro.
Ben @enugturng mitteilen, 6aB alle
uniere &apel1enornamente iebt einen
@riin6er gefun6en baben. Das Se-
otlia tpuroe 5l1m Mnoenfen an Sranf
Duiet, Ser in ganan6ateua, 81. 9.
aus oieiem 2eben gei6ieben lit, ge=
itiftet. Die beioen glltartafeln puroen
bon oen gltern Soiepb g. Mar5en's
uno Ser Iebte SanftuariumsitubI bon
Wers. 6. 8. Seinlein, erie, Ha., ge-
i9enft.
X X X
Damit lit uniere &agne, 6ie
mir 5ur Sun6ierung Ser @opellens
ornamente er0ffnet, gum Mbi9luB ga-
fommen. auen @ebern uniern BERG
li6en Danf un6 reibli9es 8ergelts
8ott!
X X X
Gin 2ateini6iiler nabm MnitoB an
l1nierm @us6rud ,,ein Se6ilia''. Ct
ma6te oarauf aufmerfian, Ser @ir-
gular 1ei ,,5e6ile'' 1rttb Der Mns6rud
,,ein Seoilia" tuiir6e bon ieoem gro-
feiior als Gebler angeitri9en tperoen.
11niere Mnttport oarauf Ia,1tet:
@ir baben 6as 8ort, 1pie es tpar,
bon Ser &ednung abgei6rieben. Mb-
geieben bon oer Eatiade, oaB Der
&initler au9 ettpas CUR 8eaei9nung
ieines &unitpro6uftes au fagen bat,
fiigen mir folgen6es bin5u:
Oas @ort ,,Se6ile" lit Die 9eaeid-
nung fir einen ein3elnen Sib. Da nun
oieier Sib, Der eieentli9 cine 8anf
tit, fit oen 3elebranten, 6en 9iafon
nno Sub6iafon belttmnt lit nn6 na6
ben @eiiungen 6es &er1tellers elm
ni@t ab5utrennenoer Git fir orei lit,
Iolten mir meinen, 6aB Ser geame
vSeoilia" getpiB pafieno lit. uebri-
gems gebort oieies lateiniide 8o-t
5ur na6flaiiii6en Beriooe.
X X X
Wir bitten unlere 2eier, in ibren
@ebeten ser 5eelenrube bon Wers.
Carrie S6uI5elMerrid geoenfen 5lt
tpouen, tpelde in 8eit Dulutb, Minn.,
aus oieiem 2eben gefbie6en iit. sic
bat oas SoiRbinum in ibrem Eeita-
ment be6a6t.
NIen, oie am finanaieGen Sort
ldritt unierer gnitalt tntereiiiert fia6,
empfeblen mir Die Durdfidt ,nierer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06
Mus be1t sSoiepbtnn11t

Ser 8eginn oes 6iesidbrigen
S6uliabres par getriibt 6nr6 bas
pl0slibe slbleben &eb. Gii6er's am
pergangenen 10. ~September. Ser ber-
itorbene Yrofeior batte Die Ser5en
aller, bic i'm fannten erobert. Seine
lebte &ubeitdtte i'm Soiepbi1um tpedt
in auet 6ie ii6 auf oas Hrieitertum
borbereiten, bie Mabnung, baB al9
fte, pie mir ale, oenielben Beg ipau-
oeln niiiien, an beiien gnoe er an-
eelangt lit. Die Stuoenten tper6en
ltd itets in ibren @ebeten oes Ser
itorbenen erinnern, beIonbers att Dem
Sage, an oen lie fir i'm Dos FL.
Mebopfer 6arbringen tper6en.
X X X
8dbreno ser erfen Sage ibres
Mufentbaltes i'm Soiepbinum 6rebte
fid Dos Eageseeiprdd Der Stu6enten
bornebn1li9 Inn Die neue Musitattung
Der aapelle. Die 8etpunberung aller
erregte Der &ei6tum uno bic &rtnit
Der ein5elnen @egenitdnoe. l1nier ein-
5iger 8uni9 lit, BEN @obltatern,
tpel9e 6ieIen neuen &apeueni6n1ud
m0glid gemadt boben, moge es Der.
g0nnt iein, oieielben ieben 5u f0nnen.
X X X
8ergangenen San1stag, 18. Sep.
tenrber, tpur6en uniere Sub6iafone
our @iir6e oes Oiafonats, Ser letten
Stufe our Hrieitertpeibe, erboben. 8i-
ibof Settineer, Silfsbiibof bon Co.
Iumbus, nabm bic @eiben bor. 8ir
gratulieren oen Neugetpeibten, Die ii9
10 nabe am S9luB ibrer Stuoien be-
1fin6en.
* X X
Das neue S6uliabr lit in boQent
Sang unb Die neuen Stu6enten baben
,oas Seimtpeb idon bergeiien. 5t,,-
|oienitl.nben iino ernite Stunoen. Mue
|bemiiben iid, oas 8eitn0glide gu
)leiiten. Das @erb1tpetter lit i6eal
|5um Stuoiun. Die &onigin oes FL.
|@oienfran5es miro benen, tpelde gro.
Bere Sdtpieriefeiten beim Stuoium
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06
Qpbe,t 81. 8ater

Die Edtigfeit oes 81. Caters uno
ieine 1nunterbro9enen 8emubungen
INN Grie6en iotpie feline mutigen 8or.
te fin6en in Ser Hreiie Ginnlanos nn6
S6me6ens, Die befanntli9 ubermie.
geno proteitantiide 2dn6er iino, fre,,-
bige 3uitimmlng un6 marine Mner.
fennung, tpie Meloungen aus Dem
8atifan beiagen. /
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

g8ie bas 8atifanra6io bor furaem
meloete, finb alle Oblatenmiiiionsprie-
fter auf ben Bbilippinen bon oen So
panern interniert 1no ibre Miflions.
bauier 5eritort o6er fonfisaiert tpor-
ben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

Die Gnfunft bort 500 beutI6en
&inoern in Der S6tpei5,, mo- iie ein-
NAL bombenfreie Sage erleben follen,
bat Die ,8erner Eagtpabf' beranlabt,
Der &offnrng Musorud al1 geben, Dob
,oas 2ano, ueldes 6ieie &inoer auf.
nimn1t, beiier als geortpeeen fabren
tperoe."
Sm eriten 8eltfriege, i9rieb bic
3eitung, babe Nortpegen untererndbr.
te &inoer aus Deutidlan6 aufgenom-
men, Die im Sabre 1910 aIs @oI6aten
in 6as 2anb eingeriidt ieien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

INSTRUMENTATION aus BeIgien
aufolge fino 1900 oeutide 9rieiter
nno Or6enslel1te in &on5entrations-
lagern in 8aDern interniert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06
Qntttuug far frpntr1e
6abe,t 3,tgunfe,t
mHftrer Stuoeutett

Miss Mary Spanier, Kans.. $4,000
Rev. j. A. D., Penna. ........ $500
Mrs. ]. A. Wand, Wis. ....... 1000
Mrs. Ludwig Wehner, Minn.. 1900
N. N. by Sister Amabilis, Ohio 700
Rev. e. L., Ohio. minimum. 600
Miss Anne Meyer, Texas. ..... 500
J. p. Leber, South Dakota. -. 500
A. F., Penna.. .................. 500
Mrs. Rose Kaelin, KY. 500
Mrs. Anna Hiss, Ohio. ...... 500
August Steinmatz, Mich. ..... 800
Mrs. Agatha Geier, Wis. ..... 800
John Jenschke, Texas. ....... ZOO
A. r. E., Ohio. o................ 200
Bern. Ademmer, Minn.. ....... ZOO
Mrs. Regina Stratmann, Ind. 100
Mrs. Marie Kircher, Nebraska 100
Frank Haddas, Mich. ....... 100
Dominic Haas, Nebraska. go. 100
Mrs. Barbara Schwab, Iowa.. 100
y Vigil Lights
Mrs. Barbara Schwab, Iowa. 81 90
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06
Mittipodj, ben s. Dftober 1943

iediten 5eite. Nidt 5u bergeifen, onB
Der Goal Guno bereits einen narnbaf-
ten 3npads erbalten bat. Die Meb-
nung fir ben erfen @nggon Roblen
Itegt bereits auf 1nierm Gid:
$3O6.60. Das lit Die erite bon 90
tpeitern &oblenlabnngen, bie mir fiir
ben Winter benotigen.
X X X
l1niere 4artoffelernte fdeint bod
beiier als5ufallert, ais mir bern1utet
batten. 2eiber batten mir atpeinal
mebr fir Saatfartoffeln aablen milf
fen, als Der Marftpreis mar. Desban
iolten mir aud atpeimaI mebr &ar-
toffeln ernten, Inn feinen gerlu1t a,1
erleiben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06
Coal Fund

Coal Fund
Previously credited $4,000
Miss Mary Spanier, Kans.. -. 5000
Rev. Fl. j. B., Mo. 500
Mrs. Marie Buhrfeind, H.. 500
Miss Rose Smith, Ohio. ..... $50
N. NJ, Ohio. 200
Carl Rockers, Ohio. -. 100
Bern. Ademmer, Mimi. $50. 100
Mrs. J. Hlavach, Wis. .... 100
Mrs. Barbara Schwab, Iowa.. 100.
Mrs. Ed. Stenger, Pa......... 100
Total $2o7.5o
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06
Tretfeae 3n Gbren hes
bl. Sobannes 8osco

Previously credited. $3,103.26
Miss Mary Spanier, Kans... 5000
II. A. H., Wis. 1000
N. NJ, Mimi. ............... 11.OO
Rev. J. P. F., MINI. ........ 500
Mrs. J. A. Wand, Wis. 100
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

Mittuod, ben 6. Oftober 1913
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

Bum NeubQ,l hes
9oiepbtnuuts
Previously credited. 80. .$618, 8,244.77
Miss Mary Spanier, Kans. 5000
Total .................$ .$618, ,294.77
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-02-25
Birds Set Broken Bones

Naturalists have reported cases
of actual bone-setting by birds IN
which the feathered doctors used
small straws or twigs with
dressing of down in the same way
that a physician would set bro
ken leg in splints.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
xxoett Se41zce DE4ecz1M
AND BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
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posters. 1903 Brush street Telephone
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hitohsIrs, 5000 Oratiot
A FINAL SELLING of all new room out.
nu' beautiful 2.plees custom tailored
modern eedroonn suite. bovdoir chair and
lamps This choice OFFER while thsy last
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MAD Times wsnt Kds foF profit-us,
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-01
ADominant Prayer for Life

all of us it is an anniversary and
all anniversaries are laden with
impressive memories. With every
day that is solemnly considered
a new year begins. How natural
then, that from our liturgy there
should ring out again and again
a passionate cry for life.
Remember us, and grant us
life" so runs the familiar prayer
on the Day of Memorial, and it
utters the petition of every heart,
that supplication, at least, COM
pels our fervor- makes us one
worshipping congregation.
But it would be idle to pretend
that the prayer has the same
meaning for all of us. It's pur-
port varies with the suppliant
and the sense in which he utters
it, is no unfair criterion Of his
moral condition There are some
who only pray for the physical
life and its worldly blessings. The
past has been unkind-perhaps
the future will be kinder. Some
pray for wealth. They are poor,
and would be rich; they are care
worn, and would be at ease, and
so all of US pray for certain
quality of life.
Is a prayer of this kind worthy
of men and women with immortal
souls?
In spite of all this we say let
this prayer stand. None could
more closely harmonic with the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-01

genius of this holy day. Only we
shall weave into the words a
deeper meaning. make them the
expression of a nobler longing.
Suppose we understand by life,
not wears. but the service which is
to glorify them; not a space IN
which to do our own pleasure, but
Gods: not an opportunity merely
for heaping up riches, of getting
enjoyment, but for transferring
these activities into the means OF
self -enoblement.
And so let us go on praying the
old prayer, Give me life, o God,
the life of obedience, of self
mastery, chastened by the thought
of its brevity, gladdened by the
conviction that it is the road to
the Highest.
Let this thought be with us to-
day: Behind us is the old year;
before us lies the new. Of both
let us think. If the one is dark
and sad, if sombre memories meet
us as we look back upon the van
ished days with reports of whole
sale murder of our brothers, mem
cries of sorrow or moral failure
let us pluck strength and COM
fort from them. Life calls to us
to gather new courage and hope.
This is how Judaism would have
us feel. 1t is the true Jewish
science of living science
which keeps us brave and strong
under difficulty and trial. and
which teaches us how to reconcile
the claims of this passing world
with the imperious demands of
the merciful Father in heaven.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-10-01
By
RABBI
RABBI
ALEXANDER :. KLEINFIELD
st. Petersburg, Florida

Today another year begins with
all its uncertainties its i'm
measurable possibilities. Even if
the change of date means nothing
for some of us, the solemnity of
the Day is hardly lessened. For
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-28
Masterpiece W-InCh
CLASSICAL
RECORDS
4 for 81

1907 "solvegg's Song" and
The Prophet Bird"
85l0-"I Love You and
Lullaby
8515-"Ay, Ay, Ay" and %
Sole Mic"
8517 - Silent Night and
God Rest Ye Merry Gentle
men"
85l8-"The First Noel" and
20 Little Town Of Bethle-
hem"
s5l9-"O Come All Ye
Faithful and Hank, the
Herald Angels Sing"
852l-'I Love Life and
Morning"
8532-"Heav'n, Heav'n" and
Sometimes I Feel Like a
Motherless Child"
8545-"Celesta Aida" and
M Appari."
8546-"Di Quena Pira" and
"Salut Demure.
8548-"Coronation March"
and March of the Snug
glers."
8549 - "Traumerei" and
Meditation"
8554-"Les File De Cadiz"
and Queen of the Night"
8555-"S Spanish Dance and
On Wings of Song"
1862" SWank Lake Ballet"
8566-"Melody in F" and
All Through the Night"
S569-"The Swan and Ca
waite" in E Major.
85s9-"Hsrmonious Black
smith" and Venetian Boat
song"
8590-"Drink to Me Only
With Thine Eyes" and Good
Night"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-28
W
GIRLS, VASE
DRESSES
l.69

Just 30 spruce little
cotton dresses for the
Grammar School Crowd"
Gay prints and other pat
terms, as we'll as yummy
solid colors, many daintily
trimmed. Broken sizes 7 to
IA.
Is Originally s3.ss Wash
Dresses, in a broken assort-
ment Of styles and colors.
Sizes 7 to ID in the group,
$3.50
3 Originally S4.99 Girls
Wash Dresses. Size IA $3.50
? Originally $500 Girls
Skating Suits. Red only,
in sizes IA S3.49
3 Originally s4.99 Girls Cot
ton Corduroy Jackets. Dark
green in sizes 10 and IA,
S1.99
2 Originally S10.95 Girls
Black Velveteen Dress, $685.
IL Originally $3.50 Girls
CT ub bic Wash Dresses.
Broken styles and sizes.
50 so
! Originally S1.95 Girls
Snow Suits. Two-piece types
with zipper-closed jacket
and anklet. Fully lined and
labeled as to wool content,
S6.SS
4 Originally $19.95 Girls
Winter Coats. Broken sizes,
S16.95
2 Originally 1895 Girls
Chubbie Suits. Blue tweed
in sizes 10 and IA -S10.95
2 Originally S10.95 Girls
ChinchiIIa Sport Jackets in
red. Sizes IL and IA. $685.
Girls Shop, Second Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-28
Choice of Two DiScOntin-
ned Patterns i'm 1917
Roger Bros. Faafuare
SPREAD CLEARANCE

Oh Originally S4.99 Solid Color Chenille
Spreads Hand-tied ball fringe. Single size
only in blue or rose dust - S299
q Originally S4.99 Solid Color Chenille
Spreads. Sculptured design. Single size
only in beige, blue or rose S2.99
rs Originally $500 White Chenille Spreads
Colored chenille pattern in blue, green, rose
or roseduSt. Single size only $500
1S-Originally $500 Solid Color Chenille
Spreads. Sculptured design. Blue, green,
rose or beige. Single size only $3.50
81 Originally s7.99 Solid Color Chenille
Spreads ScuIptured design. Pink. rose or
beige. Single size only S499
u Originally 1899 Bates "Homespun" Cotton
Spreads. Blue, rose or natural. Double size
only $3.50
Is Originally S3.9a Matching Bates Home
spun Draperies. Blue or natural 2l2-yds
long S250
Is Originally $3.50 Fiesta CoIored Striped
Draperies. Blue or green. 21a-yds long,
$3.50
Originally S4.99 Bates "Cattlebrand" Cot
ton Spreads. Blue or brown. Double size
only -----------.---- $3.50
spreads, Sixth Floor)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-28

Just "a at this 81 reduc-
ton! Smooth as-ivory china
lamps in exquisite shapes.
Topped by silk shades rayon-
lined for extra strength.
3 Originally 9.95 Rembrandt
China Table Lamps. Sold as
Is ------- SOS
/ Originally 7.95 Yellow Pot
terry Table Lamps. Now IS
l Originally 2.49 China Ia
Bile Lamps. Now Lao
2 Originally 1895 Modern
Walnut Table Lamps. Now.
9.95
/ Originally l4,95 Modern
Table Lamp. Bleached ma
hogany. Sold as is S.95
s Originally 4.95 China Ia
BILE Lamps. Now ----- $50
1 Originally 22.95 Crystal
Rooster Table Lamps. Sold
as is ----.-- 1875
| Originally 1895 Gray
Crackle China Table Lamp.
Sold as is -------S $40
/ Originally 1895 Blue Crys-
tai Hobnail Table Lamp.
Modern --- 9.95
2 Originally 1925 Modern
Torchere. Chrome and wood
Slid az il 7.95
] Originally 1898 Silver-fin-
ished Torchere. Sold as is,
1895
Originally 24o5 FIuorescent
Floor Lamp. Bronze 1895
4 Originally 7.95 Chrome
and Brass Vanity Lamps.
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES soy
4 Originally S.95 White Pot
terry Vanity Lamps. Now,
1.95
IL Originally 81 parchment
tized Shades. For table
lamps ---------------- DUO
s Originally $50 Assorted
Shades. For floor lamps 81
clamps, Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-28

= Reduced from stock just because they're
soiIed, A cleaning tubing will make
. them look like new oooin. Eoch and every
= one tremendous value check the list
. below for proof ond come in tomorrow OF
9 30 shorp.
10 Originally 81 Camp Blankets Dark
. blue. 500 refused wool, 800 cotton and 1917
rayon -------- $3.50
: Originally S499 Beacon Blankets s0~
cotton, 500 rayon ----------- $500
Originally S5.49 Beacon Reversible BIan-
kets, sou cotton, 500 rayon s44s
. Originally $500 Plaid Double Blankets.
1871 cotton 25o6 wool ----- S449
Originally $685. Purrey Blankets,
= 86T rayon, 1917 wool--------- S495
. Originally S6.45 Purrey Blankets.
88qs rayon, 1871 wool-------- s495
= Originally S745 Irrey Blankets.
88qo rayon, 1870 wool ------------- $685.
. Originally $3.50 Sutton Blankets sou
. rayon 25e6 wool 25qo cotton s4s8
. l Originally $3.50 Radiant Blanket. 80T
. wool, 20Ts rayon ------------.- -.--- $3.50
. Originally SI0.95 Gbboney Blankets. 75qs
. wool, 25 n cotton ------------ 1895
l Originally S9.95 All Wool Blankets. Now
1886
Originally $685. Kenwood Blankets. 80qo
wool, 20Fo rayon ------------------ S11.95
Originally S13.95 Warwick Blankets. S0qs
. wool 20oo rayon --------.----- SI195
Originally 1898 Rayon Satin Comforts.
Wool-b batting filling ---------- 1913
Originally 1898 Rayon Taffeta Comforts.
. Wool-batting filling $500
Originally 1896 Sateen Comfort. Chicken
feather filling $685.
. Originally SASS Rayon Tafeta Comfort.
. Trapunto embroidery. Wool-batting filling,
S1298
Originally SLABS Rayon Satin Comforts.
Two-toned Wool batting filling sl2.s8
Originally SASS SINNERS Rayon Satin
Comfort. Wool-batting filling ----- S12.98
Comforts, Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-28

36 wonderful buys in
crisp wash frocks for the
Teen-age Miss. Colorful
prints, stripes, checks and
luscious solid colors to choose
from with size 10 to Is
in the group.
81 Originally Sl3.95 Miss
Teen Suits. Broken assert
ment with sizes 10 to Is in
the group, all labeled as to
rayon and wool content.
S1O.95
? Originally s22.95 Timme
Tuft Reversible kets
(l00To Alpaca pile knitted on
cotton backs, and lined with
cotton gabardine.) Sizes 10,
IL, IA and Is only S13.c5
! Originally $685. Cotton
Corduroy Dresses. One-piece
types in a broken assortment
of styles and colors. Sizes
10 to Is in the group $500
10 Originally S4.99 Corduroy
Jackets. Perfect to slip over
dresses or wear with sport
skirts. Sizes 10 to ID S2.99
Is Originally S2.99 Stacks
spun rayon in nifty
checked patterns. Size7 10
to Is -------------S1.00
5 Originally S4.99 Dresses
=. spun rayons in one and
two-piece models. in solid
colors and tWo-tone combi-
nations. Sizes 9 to Is, S1.G3
3 Originally $685. Cotton
Corduroy Dresses two
piece Suit-dresses" neatly
tailored in pin vale cordu-
roy. Sizes 9 to Is -- $500
MISS Teen Shop. Second Floor.
The Hecht Coz
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-29

BABY - Electric Bottle Warmers.
Carriages. swtngh hnthineties.
Cribs hl-ChalFa. Table and Chair
estA Large selection OF toys.
THm RADIO SHOP 40 Grand g.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-29
MARION
CHESHIRE
237 PIEDMONT ST.

Due to old age. I want to sell my
property; two family house. In
fine condition. Dial 3-984T.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-29

MEAT and GROCERY STORE =
Fixtures for sale. Including 10 #.
show case: 2 Toledo scales; slicing
machine, meat grinder and other
store items. Also IS Ford Panel
Body Truck in good condition.
Priced reasonable. Call after $3.50
p. m. at SO Beach Ave-, Terryville,
Conn.