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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT; =; c. g., M: e. :; dssrsss
a aRsi Ss5B a e zR i Hg ss. of
Ing; part time, "a hours, $50; experienced
Ss sssi Sh III ssooKxEErER, typ,st color.d,
GOOD penmanship: good Training; fun OF
part time; references. Box 4s5-R. star
CLERK-TYPIsT. experienced. and gen.
s' aiADGxTk reeepsionist ss.i.t
ant. medical ONCE. part-tine. Box $780,.
coLoRED GIRL, reliable, wishes job driv.
Ing with District permit any kind ma
sa,ne s1s0 aHxs desires dinner IS.
e e REL GikL os desires position in alter.
ss.r dept p e st g ts soSz oah sqaas''
! settled. Tsi,nsd widow with cheerful as.
rsssensSl., fs pleasant sarroandinss
sired: country preferred but not essential
kfANf6N. practical nurse. experienced
Ghri.tian; Refsrsnce. Reasonable sslary
c 6S MffaxiNSioN to elderl, lady in renn.e
, wcrf. RsisIsncss. No. 1857: :. -
cgnTAINs washed and stretched. vii
al SI ssd sf sil|sss SO I'D uD c..
DkESSMAx1n, colored. wants SEWING q
home; had three yesrs' experiences. Gal
6kxsSSxxN0. designing, remodel,ns, d.
Irytng q. NV. AIT. T. Adams 1885.
EDITORIAL ASST. qualined to. work II
sit is;rn wris,nr q gsodHction end Of pub
experience as Junior investment securitiel
political icience; Taofoush knevisdse g
Interested IN copywrittng, misunderstanding
Or personnel work Gould assist political
sxssssSc5uriyHas sEctiaErSzss1. "a, varied e.-
perience. knowl. Of bkkg.. desires respon-
sibls position: state salary. hours. Boz
an fI:sSSWsonAx !. companion 4 - eul.
tursd home; no INV. Or nursing; fro. u
tEAyei. Hog 413-n etaF; .r.
GILL cQlored, neat and tnteuigent, Dc.
sis ss S. 81 sss;;a.f 1aaas a.. ss ss ao
s:'s "a, ss 81. = = ~ 81
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WANTED-Experienced driver help drive
snare expenses Miami. Fla; refs; leaving
nov i Il, Gu n 2341S - 49,
November a. desire psssenfer,.
Refsrsness; NE; 1887. to o pm
GOVT EMPLOYE driving to Los Angeles
able. Call Greenbelt 1901. 10 pm. 12s
WILL DRIVE any car to California, carry
passengers or aione; refs; soon as DOS.
DRIVING TO WASHINGTON STATE. Want
good driver TO share driving and expense.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLOkED GIRL. neat. desires night work
as WAITRESS ousgiri' kitchen helper or maid.
e q. WOMAN. esy~s5s, ,.undr:ss-
ably priced Cali AID. 1913. 0A
school. Hours 4;s0 to $50. Cain Ex.
GIRL CIR, colored. wants days work. d.
small family aso '0 til ss aiser dinnsr
s ss. &'? ss$ :sEoa.h Saturday
sunday work as maid or motsers q Sslpef
evenings. cali Yu5 IR. ie 1858, ana SATURDAY
Box sss ss asy' or part time
g. sansed xor 6onfs s N Sons fh hour
an Gi.I ME- ael05 ssse. wishes s:h.v' hours
q Cleaning apt: days work only. HoSsPt
GIRL, colored, wants s,hw. from o to 1:ao
o orr % TO ESQ; Slb week and carfare. DE.
work of any kind; ref. AT. 1889.
Or $40 all day Sat. and Sun. TR 1000
GIRL, colored. neat. refined, desires part
s E9rs CONSIDER serving dpnss
GIRLS, two: colored.. refined. desire jobs
g. ss1 mothers helpers after school. Trinidad
GIRL, celored, wants mornings work, to
get breakfast or clean ONCE. Call MI
GIRL, colored, morning work from 8 to l
e $50. SIS; town Jobs. DE s7os:
ce.n H1ore sp ~. rs pp morning
near i4sS and . sts. No. e4s7 before sae0H r.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time Job for
gm Morn and evening from to 10. MI
msnt: employed people z from a' 10 aS e
f E8GsDS Saa0i WORK. curtain. stretched at
day: S. and car fare ME-. 1928. "''A ~
s oms Iss q BOX a0p Ys in
Sss'sSssHsl i ssansd family no S''Gla ss
york; no children OF laundry. BOX 4Si r,
ESss !: e.: . Atlantic ssss
W. ne sS,ered M,e Ssnss 4a ss. laundry
ss s'ssse :% :ip; sh Rs'a .s I'll VIZ
WOMAN, cciored. wants sh.w. Monday
week snS i sssa.l. D met TO f asS 0 Ar
MI@iidAssss eolorsd.. wants work from to 3.
WOMAN, colorsd. wishes morning cleaning
work, $3.50 or 3 an. until 10 noon;
swogppls1 ,yith apt. or small house only.
w v.e so1. s a sso Sants days work. Soc
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time work,
%1 mo- With smplcysd couple; No iaun-
WOMAN, eolored. wants small laundry to
o. q home. North 1894.
WOMAN, colorsd, experienced. wants dish
sssn. /. sas Esef AN psrt-time work.
WOMAN. capable. wants h.k. Tor employed
conrle: no ipsants: priyate room: give de-
WOMAN. coiored. wishes cherwork or gem
~ hfps co nss want Won't lS s az
? or days VI. Or part time: s. day. car.
SGirSSIISsF fSss.utiiaii iSnsshsd ), .nD.,...
10Afxhss srnxruaD ss home. Can
AZ e +: IS s'':i:a V. s:''ls:: ~:
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lslLp DoAAssr,c scsas.D

6sHssassiioo n ns .o saGs
snd ss' sd ss sss y z s
Iss; Espg5i9 fA At s;.S Sssi
IL exchanse 4 hours 8 day housework
WaffTE- Wsosa4N mnihdSdii;.-as.d. live in plu.
vi; va. i AZ 6 8 3n'.na woman and 1sS'..
VIII shsrs mot & s~ ~olt houes spS chit
% ehiidren;. no sundsys. Phone Sun.
WOMAN. s:ttisd. assist With s'I s. NV ana md
sSss sooa S.y = isas Si.s: aa s,.. s.'
'i sol :ns sm, ana Reference. e sss
s.Ss sSSd: s from w e II s s; ss:
S H5i,nst Sf ANA Va; sla.so; refs required
ohss 20. s'i so :s:s' b. ssso plain cook
Isa ,nS,Iid SasS;PS snd lsS ": II ss
Wos!ix NJ white, reliable. middle-as.d; 1 IN
1e nyl II, plain n,I coekins; live In; 81 xssk
" .ss:, Dssioss:ss r. general ass.sse.,
No iSnd % y ssaasn 3 IL. IN and
e; widow Of servicsmsn. works. Write Boz
WOMAN for shy. sendix laundry, 5H
c e:yT AZ Heef 7ss 20 sundays; 10 to pm.
N0nAN; white. capable caring for tyr
TadsX uHHddikks sGSd 'sl.Tg 81 ssSs
IA
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and small chill
dren, and nurse, IN small house on Idaho
ave, near wisconsin. want woman to cook
amount depending on hours work; can live
i, pso Or 1Yt; szsssslient references required.
WHITE on COLoRED. preferably settled
e 70 ys snss IN hI
| en-; private room and bath. next to kitchen
Moorland lane. Bethesda, Nd Phone WI
duties; pleasant small household; near
Porter and Conn; full or part time. salary
commemorate. OR. 1867.
0 dstss R p. .mp s. s ae n0s .n
sMsS H rs,s sh nt Write Box 7s-s Star
need q good, kind and experienced nurse
who . really nS, wants good home End per- per;
~eef e &C. 1899 References required s@'
COLORED ELDERLY LADY who wants
home with colored family and likes children
| ages and 7: no domestic duties: Just
i fsisiIkGSfos T EsD23 l7S girl for
cleaning, ironing. 3 days week: must be
reliable. fond OF children. Phone AL. 1925.
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SITUATIONS MEN & woMEN

COUPLE; colored chauffeur handyman
wife cook. chamberma'd: no laundry; ex.
perience. references. small family. DO,
491 -R. Star
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Help WOMEN,


lNSURANCE OFFICE has oDSninS Tor part
f s1s. ai.SpSen. H2 bsok
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ana STOCK depts.. must make good appear
aGs Sf S co ss s01 and
HossskRRks NEEDED for essential work in
ing occupations: .Typists, secretaries, ste.
nog{aphers. Apply between the hours Of
sisS m rm sPd R 3 srR sSf lio
ives ives vii win interview you for ieS. those
employed in essential activity need not
EXcELLENT OPPORTUNITY for youns
white ladies. desirable employment In one
short order and part counter work; resu-
have had experience, but must be ! hard
s33 wk. and meals. advancement II salts.
M MEGA 4 rs iii f4sh 4. NV " wv
MEDICAL oFFICE AssIsTANT-Youns
medical Department Of !. large Cooperation
school graduste and preferably have some
and preferably. have some knowledge OF
shorthand: medical once experience desir-
able but not absolutely essential nuIsins
week with Saturday afternoons free; about
~; SlS,o.Sl60 pei m2nth 70 start With excel.
sns e ie em.n ii
Wy We, .i, Please give Am details =
PART-TIME OFFICE wORK, writing IN
daily sales reports; MONDAYS throush Sat-
isncs with nsnres pfeferred ed Plant Plant located coated
1918 LIST st. ne, Convenient to transpor-
fAET-rfME 0STrcs Nokk-ssSmnsiil one once
requires services OF person who wishes
am. to / pm or i pm. to 5 pm. which.
eyer schedule suits you. Good pay and
pleasant WORKING conditions See Mr..
deor. Arcade Market, 18th st. and Park
WANTED. Christian housemother to man.
home than wager; VIII provide fjirnishsd
hying Nn3Itexs and no oht4ctioQ e hrs
e3pp4 vFkane slsevhsge. NSitS ,. o. IA
S2bS eoncs.
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F p 81. E ssrENooRArHERs, attention. W,
typewriter and desk. advertising. etc. al
trsl I9 satE9;;sr Bog TBS star :,.,.. g.
detail work; selling experience Necessary
ssn alter y noon, HIsss s 4eRd n 1.ssf
hEGSIiPTifioN1issYT Tor or beauty salon; aeilit,
to operate q PIX an asset; good salary
E RNGisrkl 221 co NSnnns sys established
washington Industry has Immediate need
able personality with, ability to contac,
sesf ~ work sd. Write n%s
ss1EsssfiiSsESST sANASSiEs and d-, aork,ns house.
and in .ms au.r nSas s 1s nes
sSiss 8. sox 5lss. wsshinston9 IL
Isl FtAe5 sssHf!ia..1 must be abb.
ss. = Hssl, Ia sts 2.
ssoIa IaisI sases ea!s asD'y N
sALEsGIL vanted. ladies' ready-to
sss sscns n Hose oouL6 oaa
sALEeGmLs, part time, 12 noon 70 6:3(
xsD sfs esHs BIZ bs ssS8 Vs. Rlis
sAiksdfkLs, sas weekly plus commission
70 start. Apply STANDARD DRUG CO.
sAIEsfAsD ii b. fun ana part time, for gu,
sSs: soss ana dTs.s dsRtS sxSssrt ss
ssrs I'm. esesilens eu sals az aUs 1d ruR &
sE2slAS Sn 7s n .c c.t9 81 ar..,, q.
ssnssa 5Iia ss'. Ell, sne commit e
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9, Pm, Monday through Friday, THU
meals included. LAFAYETTE DRUG g.
fSuN afHd ES Sis sIs eoICred ..p.r,.ne.
ferred; good salary. good hours Apps
TooD caE G u; !. White. for n,rh-cl.s. Sc.
meals: must Se dspend.S SI ana s ssperi.
sAs Iss a ARRl{ Irssc5:seqsos! s saaes oDoS
T We WIN train you fcr sssenti.l %orI n ou.
sT worfs5s Good PAX salary Will
sToRE d employmsn. once, n ? St. H ne
sssns coL aa wi y e Rari pH sis sesY
E ST Wilson cs LII a1r wee OK l1so
ss1 D p %Topo oRRe1y Ses EE
T MSsnEEAMcE Fin lS yass < q. NV nm 1lss
q Spias; SIS Der an s-dss week. lHo close
sss, I ss0 VIM
dIfLs az coiorsd. sods iountsin; nea
SaRfd 3s sE 6Ssu6 s SsxS Conn ~
PES aas oli aor
H e sl:rt ein &C: :ssr. . SO x:...
A 1Y5ss; Apply n person AZ, l2zS = Ct; ne:
GnLS-Experience not pecessery; lear
ticps. yasstions With PAY; prefer girls wv
~ I'ss n e. 'e sss. '' " v: "
o s.f SSsd uas Ell ~, =. yo. a f mse.
Apply 1884 Upshur ct. NV.
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TYPIST teood): preferably with expert
ence In preparation Of invoices and vouch-
tons as qualified. INTERNATIONAL
BUSINESS MACHINES CORP, I'LL Conn.
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seS 5 !, i s. 49, ssssz top salary. Cali FIR
ssse $ AND and e s@s i.uafE' ss hours
co tg fun ark or paEs U.s. o9ss sorority house.
sns RoussxerF; 1--we j.. 5ss;aooS room and
ssh 81 lo Sse Der M MONTH ss0S t. Clean cook
stay or 8 nights each week; pe not
tAPaas 1r sansay fsaS TN e
saS.. fs5 D; sss IN: work Tao o0pas
n Mali VII ahite 81 NV NV plain cook live in.
R % rn s sso f. ss start sA Ssi laundry
noon M snd sundays s1 OF; sis and csrfare.
MAID in new home, Chevy Chase, p. C..
g.hw. and experienced server; GOOD sal
NV. al day sunday.
MAID, white: to take esre q infant and
MAID, colcred. settled, Experienced. s.h.w.:
nice home; SOS per month. Can wO. 1855.
family: references. Phone woodley 1884.
ssS3SFis:; MY lssssssSsls. i-'sss-oia sSiia:
o A W. Re' 1 81 s0Ssss sseos M s.
HOTEL. 21oo Mass. ave. NV. Do not
1sa 1soeE:s sscP aea sss
cleaner. $1s plus carfare. OR. 1885.
MAID. colored. for s.h.w. and lisht lsun-
psy n cs Cyl VII y ass q Arinsson' Val sood
MA al9;,, sI.h;x: no SUNDAYS. prefer stay IN
The messenger., 1944-01-01

Bloomfield Avenue, was home from Wellesley College for the Christmas holidays.
 Miss Mary R. Meade, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George J. Meade, Mountain Road, a student at Con- necticut College, spent the holi- days at home.
 MT. and Mrs. Calvin A. Hills of Simsbury Road entertained with a party at their home on New Years eve.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Tracy Kneeland entertained at a Christ mas Eve dinner at their home on Duncaster Road.
 Troop AZ Girl Scouts held Christmas party at the Federated Church Parish House.
 MT. and Mrs. Philip B. Gale of Simsbury Road entertained Mrs. Gales sister, Mrs. Arthur M. Dodd and the latter's daughter, Miss Dorothy Dodd, of New York dur ing the Christmas holidays.
 Lillian Roth, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Andrew Roth, 94 Pros pect, is ill with scarlet fever.
 Barbara Clark, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Carroll Clark, is at the Shriners' Hospital, Springfield.
 MT. and Mrs. William D. Barnes, 661 Bloomfield Avenue, entertain ed MT. and Mrs. F. w. Baldwin and children of Glastonbury dur ing the holidays. The Baldwins formerly lived in Florida.
 Joe Barnett is able to spend more time in his drug store now.
 The birthday of Miss Mae Man ion was celebrated Wednesday, January by a family party.
 Horace Graffte of Auerfarm has been ill of flu and confined to St. Francis Hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. William Stanley, 1856 Brown Street, announce the birth of daughter.
 There is big saving of ration stamps on the far West side. Everybody has butchered his hogs and there is plenty of pork around.
 Gordon Watkins and Sherman Carpenter are doing war work after school in the Ensign Bick ford Safety Fuse Company in Simsbury.
 Dorothy Capen, Betty Lagan, Helen Watkins, Celia Gostyla, and Ernestine Tavener attended a Christmas party at Bradley Field, December 22.
 Three automobiles were involv- ed in a crack-up at Windsor Heights, Saturday afternoon, Dec ember II. One of the cars, accord ing to reports, was driven by Monroe Holt of North Bloomfield. The other drivers were Bernard A. Dorph of Windsor, who was turn ing from the east lane of the high way to his home on the west side, and Harold McNicholas of Center Street, Hartford
 A public service, led by Rev. erend Alfred H. Marion, Superin- tendent of the New Haven Dist rict, featured the quarterly con ference of the Methodist Church ~
The messenger., 1944-01-01

Church of the Sacred Heart held Thursday evening, December 23, in the church hall, took the form of a covered dish supper. The dau- ghters of the members were guests.
 Several hundred parents attend ed the Christmas Carol Sings of the Bloomfield Schools on Decem- Der 23. A program was presented in both the Blue Hills School and the Bloomfield High School under the direction of Miss Marjorie Wolfe, School Music Director.
 Chief of Police Thomas Bowen and family have taken residence on Juniper Road.
 Mrs. Raymond w. Baker, 438 Cottage Grove, and mother of Norman c. Baker of the US. Mar ines in the South Pacific and Ray mond w. Baker, Jr. of the Army Ordnance at Fort Lewis, Wash ington, is in the hospital again.
 Chief Wat Burnham and his Center Fire Department have been kept busy of late fighting grass and brush fires. The combined runs for the two departments of the Town might approach an aver age of one a day for the last month but there has been noth- ing particularly serious in any in- stance.
 T. Campbell Milvae, who resign ed his position in the Town Clerks office a year ago to engage in de fense work, has been made Assist ant Town Clerk to aid his father and to act in the latter's absence. Announcement is made also of the appointment of Miss Mary Lagan to the position of clerk in the Town Clerks office Miss Lagan is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. William J. Lagan, 651 Park Avenue and succeeds Miss Mary Zenzic who recently resigned to be married.
 Mrs. Philip w. Maher of 197 Prospect Street will receive a tenth of the estate of her aunt, Jane Lowe, estimated at not more than $35,OOO by Surrogate James A. Delehanty in New York.
 LCO1l ce DO111IO dlN OOAAs 77 Tunxis Avenue, returned New Years Day from six weeks visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. William Slyh in Cleveland, Ohio. MT. Dunne spent Christmas there.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred E. Sharpe and the formers mother, Mrs. Catherine Sharpe, were called to Buffalo early last month on ac- count of the illness and death of Mrs. I. R. Derbyshire, sister of MT. Sharpe. Besides her mother and brother, Mrs. Derbyshire leaves her husband, two sons and a daughter. One of the sons IS with the US. Army in Italy.
 Mrs. Richard Kellar, 9 Knoll wood Road, attended a meeting of the Central Leaders Association of the Girl Scout Council last month. Mrs. Kellar is the West Hartford Brownie Troup Leader.
 Mrs. Charles Petschke, 81 Lin- coin Terrace, suffered a heart at tack on Tuesday, December 28,
The messenger., 1944-01-01
DRUc" o @>
 ICE V0doLd<OEe CIEdZzl1>~

w 1ll1dIIl V. D1C1ll1llS, O1OO 0C CAlC Hartford Hospital Wednesday, December 8, after a short illness. Besides his widow, MT. Smith leaves four other daughters and five sons here and two sisters in England. He was 73 years of age and resided in West Hartford.
 Judge Austin A. Lawler of Blue Hills Avenue has been named Bloomfield Campaign Chairman for Infantile Paralysis Drive to be held during the period beginning January IA and ending January 31.
 Mrs. Theresa Cooper, 58, widow of Richard Cooper of Green Street Hartford, and mother of Thomas B. Cooper of Bloomfield, died Thursday, December 30 at St. Francis Hospital.
 Mrs. J. Mortimer Rutherford, Bloomfield Avenue, was matron of honor at the wedding of her sister, Miss Joan Dunstan, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James s. Dunstan of Lawrence, L.I. to Captain Guys bert B. Vroom, Jr. of the Army Saturday, January 8. The cere mony took place in St. Johns Episcopal Church, Far Rockaway, Queens. Captain Vroom is the son of Commander Guysbert B. Vroon of the Navy and Mrs. Vroom of New York and Bath, Maine. He was awarded the silver star for gallantry in action in North Af- rica and Sicily.
 Miss Marion Nicholson, daught- CT of MT. and Mrs. William J. Nicholson of East Granby and Mir. w. Phelps Kendrick, son of Mrs. Alexis Kendrick of Poquon- ock, were married at a candle light service at the Nicholson home Tuesday evening, December 28. Mrs. Kendrick is a graduate of the Bloomfield High School and the Franklin County Hospital School of Nursing.
 The engagement of Miss Doro- thea Eleanor Ridout, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lewis Rideout of Buckingham Street, Hartford and Joseph G. Wasilawsky, son of Mrs. Antoinette Wasilawsky, 284 Hosk- ins Road, has just been announced.
 Reverend Doctor Rockwell liar mon Potter is supplying at the Federated Church in the absence of Reverend Thomas Foxall on vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Donald c. Waite and children have returned to their home in Scarsdale, New York, after spending the holidays with Mrs. Waite's parents, MT. and Mrs. Robert B. Hall of Havlland Road.
 MT. and Mrs. Camille Fragione, 784 Blue Hills Avenue, held open house in celebration of their 18th wedding anniversary. They have three sons in service Paul is with the 9th Construction Regiment and gets his mail through the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco; Ignazio is overseas with the Army; and Albert is an Air Cadet now stationed at Nashville.
 Mrs. Henry Lyman of Simsbury 1oo Looxo o1oDtnd hai r,Yoo o n
The messenger., 1944-01-01


 Powers have been reelected to represent the Methodist Church on the executive board of the Bloomfield Federated Church.
 A new Girl Scout Troop, under the direction of Mrs. Richard P. French and Mrs. J. Doyle De- Witt has been organized through the efforts of Miss Jean Hend- rian of the Hartford Council. The troop, known as Troop 31, is an out-growth of Troop AZ, for many years active in Bloomfield and still functioning under the leadership of Miss H. Lydia Wadhams. Troop 31 is composed of girls of junior high level and older, while Troop AT is composed of girls 10 years old to junior high age.
 A son has been born to MT. and Mrs. William H. Fuss, Is Park Av- enue.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Lupo, 108 Gilbert Avenue, announce the birth of daughter.
 Mrs. Rose Drake Deming, wife of Ralph Deming, Southwick, Mass. and sister of Mrs. Robert Holcomb and Warren Drake of Bloomfield, died Monday, Decem- Der 13.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Trombley, 91 Englewood Avenue, have baby daughter born Friday, December 31. Trombley is in the Merchant Marines and has two brothers in the service.
 Barbara Buck, formerly of Win tonbury Avenue now residing with her parents in Poquonock, won first prize in the statewide All Club dress making contest and at tended the national All Club Coun- cil in Chicago as one of the rep resentatives from Connecticut. In past years, Barbara has won vari- ous county and state All prizes as awards for the handiwork of her nimble fingers.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. William Stanley, 1856 Brown Street, on New Years Day.
 Before her return from a vaca- tion at the Inn at Ponte Vedra, Florida in mid-November, Mrs. George Jackson Meade of Mount ain Road visited with her son, Jack Meade, who is stationed at the Naval Air Station at Jackson vile, Florida.
 Chief Burton c. Twining of the Blue Hills Fire Department has been named to serve as a member of the Legislative Committee of the Connecticut State Firemen's Association.
 About 50 attended the annual Christmas party for children held by the Tabernacle Society of the Chuch of the Sacred Heart on Sunday, December 16. Mrs. Thom- as Monynihan was chairman of the committee in charge. She was assisted by Mrs. Harold w. St. John and Mrs. Lawrence s. LeHane.
 Martin Dexheimer was reelected
The messenger., 1944-01-01

With an old clothes drive on, and rummage sales in season, a family man hardly dares undress for bed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-06

MONUMENTS, MARKERS prsr
workmanship. Represent, 'Ioi
mer stone Works, Inc. " ~
LansSton' 2l9 Young s.. Iao"e
2I-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-06

II O FALKNFR AND son r,,
ana wood, Spring s. rnar. ~
BOO FaIEncr want, 10 .o.... ~,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02
APPLIANCE SERVICE

REFRIGERAToRs. all makes: COM
mer.. dom. guar. parts. ser. no 63i2.
REFRIGERATION service, all makes
seryioed parts, labor guar. TO s-t753
SEWING machines and vacuums IN
your home, 81. repairs; washers re-
paired. We Ouy. sell. Ho 3llI.
VACUUM cleaners repaired. Free
est. Called for. delivered. American
Vacuum Cleaner Co. TR 2sOOO
WASHERS. sewing mach's. yaeuums
repaired, rebuilt, bought. sold work
guar y. &. LIZ $3.50. Central Service
WASHERS = wringers tall makes)
serviced guar. Call AR OSLO or
AR 27i0. 10Tii Whittier.
WASHER. vac. radio ser. ALI
ance." Most repairs 24-hr oil 1864.
WASHERS repaired. Nearly all
makes; NV. sec; free est. Wagner.
TO s-ls03
WASHING machines repaired. guar.
Hortown Appliance Co. Tw I-O0l7
WASHERS and refrig. rep. work
guar. Household Serv." uN 3-692s.
WASHERS Al rep. all makes: guar
TO s-Ost2. Snyder sery. TT 2-il46.
WASHER service. all makes: work,
guaranteed. lflss Apoline. no fl67.
CLEANERS, PICKUP. DELIVERIES
STORE Fur Coats NOW Cleaning,
"Luster Tex" Famous CT. co III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02
TRADE scHooLs-MALE

ACETYLENE ARC wELDERs
Body, fender repair. inspector, blue
print reading. drafting. Diesel.
WOLVERINE SCHOOL. 1900 w. Fort
LEARN modern barbering In an in
ternatlonal affiliated school: day.
evening classes. Call. write. phon.
for Information Creene's Barber
Col $50 Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02
Deatb lotlres

C0ND0N-June /. Agnes NJ beloved
wife Of the late Michael dear
mother Of John 7. George T,
Thomas w, Frank NJ and Robert h
Funeral from sons residence. 70l
Lakepointe ave. Crosse Ponte. Mon
day. $50, 10 81. Ambrose Church II
10 o'clock
DEPAPE-June i. August. beloved
husband Of Florence. dear father Of
Mrs. Mable Lapid. Mrs. Ivy Travis
grandfather Of Carmen Lspld Pa.
neral from J sutton a Son Funeral
Home. 4i4i Trumbull. Time later.
FI-AYER Solomon p. suddenly be
loved husband OF Dora dear father
OF Mrs. Nathan Rovin. Marion. Mrs
Harold Boss and Rem, Services Lewis
Bros. Chapel. 1889 John h Burial
cloverhill Park Cemetery
SwACKHL NER-May 80. Mary, be-
loved wife ef William drHr mUtheT
of Henry koggeubeCK. MIS-. Rose
Manley and Sister Mary lnnocentia,
/. II. NJ Funeral from } sutton a
Son Funeral Home lli1 Trumbuil
Ave, Saturday morning al $50, ST.
Dominlc's Church al
LOST AND FOUND
DAEMkTTKN tcoacn nouurj i5st,
male, white-blac spots. reward. TY
1900