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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-23

John Temple Graves, editor of the
Age Herald, Birmin CHAM. Ala,
will speak at a joint luncheon
meeting of the North Carolina As
ISOLATION of Childhood Education
and the Association of Primary
Teachers.
High school and grammar grade
teachers will hold joint meeting,
and addresses will be delivered by
DR.. L. R. Johnston of East Or
ange, N. j., Paul Green of Chapel
Hill, and R. B. House, dean OF
the University Of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-23
Bridal Couple
Feted AT Party

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Neveland Brand
entertained last evening at their
home on South Third street, at a
supper party and bridge in honor
of Miss Marion Darden and Lieut..
Danny Freeman, whose marriage
is to be an event OF this Saturday
evening.
Guests were invited for 7:3O
o'clock with supper being served
buffet style followed by bridge DUR
ing the latter part of the evening.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-23

The earliest paper was made of
,OttOn
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-23

a quarrel with
his wife hauled
off and threw at
her everything he
could find in the
family ice box -
butter, cheese,
marg arine, lard
bacon, pickles
and a few other
groceries.
He was called
into court and the
judge fined him
for wasting food.
If you think
there is more
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-23
MISSING IN ACTION

ROXBCRO, March 22-lR-Mr.
B. G. Clayton has been notified
by the War department that he,
son, Sgt. Burleigh G. Clayton. Jr
81 Flying Fortress Gunner. is mis-
sing in action
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-23
the victory garden.

the victory garden.
So don't be concerned, you
brides. if your husbands are more
concerned over the steaks you
burn than over the fingers you
blistered.
Men are unflatteringly practical
these days.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-23
ChivalrY Rationed
For The Duration
Nv RUTH MILLETT

The war has knocked old-fash-
toned chivalry for loop. 1t just
isn't practical in times like these.
Tn ENGLAND a husband who had
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09
LODGE WILL HOLD
 DEGREE MONDAY
Booklets Have Been Sent Centennial Lodge of Pres-
 entatiOn Ceremonies

Naugatuck, June g. Centennial Lodge I. o. O. F will work in the initiatory degree Monday night, 1t was announced today. 4..
 A supply of the booklets contain ing the presentation ceremonies on the New Haven Green of ambul- ances from the Odd Fellows and Re- bekahs to the U. s. Army have been sent to Centennial Lodge. The book lets contain photos of the six am- balances, the officers of the Grand Bodies who made the presentation, together with photos of Mayor John w. Murphy of New Haven and Ma jor Charles c. Verstandig of the U. s. Army Medical Corps, all of whom took part in the ceremonies. Mem bers attending lodge Monday night may secure copies of these souvenir booklets. All the names of the don- ors in the various lodges are given. It is noted that there are about 15O names listed from Centennial Lodge.
 Centennial Lodge will observe the I. O. O. F. annual memorial day Sunday, June 18th. All odd Fellows are asked to reserve this date. This year they will attend St. Michaels Episcopal Church in body, where 8 sermon appropriate to the occa- sion will be preached by Arthur F, Lewis. The Rebekahs have been in- vited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09

Miss Amelia Gallucci of Nauga- tuck, now teaching in Seymour, was appointed by the board to fill 8 va cancy in the borough grammar schools. Mir. Chittenden disclosed at the meeting that Misses Alice Quish of Prospect street, school and Agnes Breen of Central avenue school have submitted resignations as have Archie D. Hyde and Lauriston Moves. high school teachers.
 The appointment of Miss Margaret OToole several months ago will fill one of the grammar school vacan- cies, MT. Chittenden explained. She has not yet started work.
 After studying high school enroll Snent, 1t was decided by Prin. Charles P. Slade of the high school and MT. Chittenden, what 1t will not be necessary to appoint teach CT to fill one of the high school va- cancies and hinted the other vacan- cy may not be filled by appoint ment.
 Mir. Hyde's commercial classes will be taken charge of by Miss Martha Johnson. a member of the high school faculty and Edwin Mil Ter. science teacher, will teach phy- sics in the next school year, the post held by MT. Moves. James T. Leary will teach science.
 MiD Gallucci's salary will be re- tulated according to her experiences MT. Chittenden said. The board, ap- proving her appointment and the other changes without dissenting vote, had conferred privately for 30 minutes before reporters were per- mitted entry.
 The board approved the salary list of teachers and one school depart
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09

Jr., "sherlee Vivian Sellinger, Beat rice Nellie Skirdulis, Donald An- thony Spadola, Shirley Keith Strea- man, Beverly Jane Trestrail, "Syl- via Dryden Tripp.
 Prospect Street School
 Frances Adele Barbiero, Frank Bird, Frank Donald Bona, Jean McVie Boyd, Stanley John Chen- kus, Rosemary Elizabeth Coen, william Weir Davison, Raymond Patrick Donnelly, Doris Mae Gay nor, Anthony Julio Goncalves, Stanley Gregory Gruzas, Marilyn Eleanor Hayes, Franklin Gilbert Hotchkiss, +Jo Ann Mae Isbell, Phyllis Elaine Jenzell, Joyce Anne Carol Kanehl, Harry Lannen Kreidler, Lorraine Alice LeVasseur, Ruth Helen Luschenat, Marion Amelia Paszel, Margaret Anne Perry Theresa Mary Rykowski, Harriet Jean Scheithe, Jean Catherine Shopis, Donald Joseph Smey, Mill dred Martha Townsend, +Jean Alice Vagt, ALois Anne Van Delft.
 General average of 85 per cent or above for the year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09
MRS. BARRAT
 HONORED HERE Rebekahs Pay Respect to Musician at Assembly
 Anniversary

Naugatuck, June 9.-Mrs. Ruth Barrat of Naugatuck, musician of the Rebekah Assembly of Connecti- cut, was presented bouquet and other gifts, as she was honored We'd nesday night at the 51st anniversary celebration of Columbia Rebekah lodge, Odd Fellows, at odd Fellows hall.
 Mrs. Bertha Stiber of Williams port, Pa., past noble grand, Harold Newman of Naugatuck, grand inside sentinel of the Grand Encampment of Connecticut, and Mrs. Elsie Adams of Washington were among the guests.
 More than 100 attended the anni- versary observance with 12 birthday tables, one for each month of the year, featuring the affair. The group sang an original birthday song writ ten for the occasion. with Mrs. Kate Jones as accompanist. Kenneth H. Barrat rendered piano selections,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09
Supt. Hopes To Have Five Areas
 Used This Year
Vacancies in Schools Being Filled; Salary List for Next Season Approved; Use of Garden Hose
 A in Schools Recommended

Correspondent Larry shepley-PhOns Nausasuck ss4s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09
WATERBURY MAN
 IS PARTY GUEST

Naugatuck, June 10 - Herbert I. DeBarba, 75 Rose street, Water bury, was honored at testimonial party given by employees of the Bristol Company. last night at the White Eagle restaurant, Bridge street. MT. DeBarba will enter the Army June IS. He was presented a purse and other gifts by Charles Thompson, master of ceremonies.
 Attending were: Horace Candee Charles Thompson, Delwood Can- dee, William Shatas, William Vir- bila, Edwin Braun, Robert Lancas- ter, Earle Davis, Raymond Stewart, Raymond Ellis, Daniel Oemcke, Jo- seph Koval, Cyril Rochon, William Finn, James Lannon, Dorothy Whan Susan Melillo, Ann LaFleur,, Wini- fred Wierdo, Mary Koban, Shirley Weaving and Fillmore Donlan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09
YOUNG PEOPLE
 TO HOLD CONTEST
Mrs. Harold Lucas Will Direct Lutheran Church
 Program Tonight

Naugatuck, June 9-An amateur contest, with children participating will be a feature of the entertain ment to be given by the Young Peoples society of the Immanuel Lutheran church tonight at ( o'clock in the church hall. There will also be skits and plays directed by Mrs. Harold Lucas.
 Members of the cast are: Jane Hanley, Helene Fredericks, Gladys Hoppe, Harold Litke, Edith Rad wick, Audrey Cable, Howard Vagt Wayne Wienhardt. Harry Kreidler Norman Litke, Eleanor Schiller Frank Kerski, Violet Saxton, Vir- ginia Dinsmore, William Schlesin- ger and two guests.
 Mir. and Mrs. Solomon Annenberg of GA Hill street were entertained at dinner at Waverly Inn, Che shire, Tuesday evening, the occa- sion of their 24th wedding anniver- sary. About 25 friends were pres- ent.
 Later in the evening, the couple had guests at their home. They are the parents of three children, Marion, Frieda and Samuel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09
B Playground Teachers Named

dedicating one to his mother. Miss Ruth Barratt played accordion selec- tions and Miss Justine Sanford of- fered xylophone selections. Mrs. Alvide Bohlin was a vocal soloist with Miss Barrat as accompanist Cecil Matson and daughter, Ruth, played piano duets.
 A letter written by an Army cap- tain in New Guinea was read He expressed appreciation for the con- tribution of government ambulances by odd Fellows and Rebekahs oi Connecticut, one of which is in use in that theater of war.
 The society made plans to attend the annual memorial services of Gen. tennial lodge June IS at Il a. m. ir St. Michaels Episcopal church. The group will meet at 10:45 in the hal and march to the church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09
POLICE ATTEND
 NIGHT SCHOOL
Sessions Being Held at Woodbridge; Seven GO-
 ing to Sessions

Naugatuck, June 9. - The night sessions of the regional police school at woodbridge are being attended by four Naugautck police supernurn- eraries, Police Chief John J. Gorm- ley said today.
 These are in addition to the three local policemen who attend the weekly sessions Monday morning.
 The four attending night sessions are: Supernumeraries Henry Ploski, Theodore Pruchnicki, Thomas Feeley and Theodore Klimasiewski.
 Those attending the morning ses- sions are Captain Anthony Malone, and Patrolmen George Smith and John Henley.
 They will hear a talk on Duties of a Patrolman" by Detective Ser geant Howard o. Young of the Na- tional Police Association, connected with the New Haven police depart ment next Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09

ment employe, named only at NO 79 on page A., of the list will re- ceive an adjustment, the superin- tendent to make definite recommen- dation in regard to the amount of his salary later.
 His name was not disclosed and the board would not reveal 1t to The Democrat reported after the meeting.
 Fire Marshal Michael F. Shea, in recommending installation of gar den hose for several schools, said he would mot consider making any suggestions for Rubber avenue. and Oak street schools for they are def mite fire hazards"
 MT. Shea recommended garden hose with faucets be installed in the high school and Salem school cor riders and also at Hop Brook school. The board approved the recommen- dations concerning the garden hose. There Is a garden hose at Rubber avenue and Oak street, MT. Chit tenden said.
 In case of fires at any school cer- tain janitors and boys have definite instructions and responsibilities, he told the board.
 A calendar for the next schooI year was adopted by the board Schools will open Sept. 6 and close for the first term Dec. 2 with Con- vention day, Oct. 27, Thanksgiv' ing day and the following day be. ing holidays The second term vii start Jan. and will end March ? 1945. The third term will begin March 12 and close April 27 with Good Friday the only holiday. Schools will reopen May 2 and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09

close June 9 with Memorial day 8 holiday. This calendar includes 183 days.
 The board ordered the secretary to express its appreciation of their services to the four teachers who have resigned and Mrs. Valesca Downes, board member, was in- structed to express the boards re- gret to Miss Louise Grainger of the high school faculty, whose par ents died recently.
 The monthly rubbish collection will take place Monday on the east side and Wednesday on the west side of town.
 Residents are urged to place rub bish on the curbstone early so that street department trucks will not be required to make second trip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09
MOTORIST IS
 GIVEN $IOO FINE

Naugatuck, June g = Judge Thomas Weary, in borough coun this morning. fined John A. John- son, 47, osborn road, $1OO oil a charge of operating an auto while under the influence of liquor, He was arrested at 1:15 @. m. today by Patrolman George smith and John Nikalchus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09
Large Class Finishes
 Thursday, June 15
One Hundred FOrty=Seven Grammar School Children in Exercises at Futile School Grounds Thursday

Naugatuck, June 9-One- e-hundred and forty-seven grammar school children will graduate Thursday, June IS at 8 o'clock at exercises to be held at the Futile school grounds in a tent which will accom- odate 1,500 persons. One thousand seats have been reserved for par ents and there will be ample room for others, Supt. of Schools Harold E. Chittenden, announced today.
 Children graduating are as fol- lows:
 Salem School
 Henry Oscar Alderman, Jr., Dor othy Lorraine Anderson, John Rich ard Anderson, Solomon Aordkian, Sylvia Ann Bohlin, Florence Brzo- zowski, Elizabeth Ann Canaperi, Fred Scott Conover, Jr. Paul A. DeFranzo, Doris Irene Dick, John Joseph DiLaurenzio, Raymond Thomas Donovan, David Allen Douty, Mildred Leila Edwards, John Howard Farrow, Jr., Malvena Bertha Federonis, John Gaspar, Mary Anne Granger, William Fred erick Grieder, Robert Bates Hair, Hensler, *Lois Anne Hermonat, Joseph Timothy Hanley, Jr., Donald Robert Colgroce Hill, Donald Alan House, George Hudon, James Jo- seph Herman, Stanislaw Francis Kerski.
 Phyllis Judith Kloc, Theodore Charles Komacki, Joseph Kopp, Evelyn Lakis, Robert James Lyons, Jr., Sophie Macsarko, Nicoletta Ann Malgari, Elizabeth Ann Mariana, Lillian Martinitis, Emil Michael Martino, Lidia Martins, Ruth FL sic Watson, Morris H. Mckee, Olga Christine Natalizio, Walter Nelson, Florence Frances Niewinski, Mar garet Ellen Noragong, Barbara Mae Novocinsgi, Lawrence O'Donnell, Bernard Oemcke, Barbara Vir- ginia Olson, Donald Charles Olson, Edmund A. Olson, Carl s. Peterson, Roy James Ranslow, Helen Agnes Reilly, Dolores Cecilia Rimkoski, Dorothy T. Rimkus, John Russell, Jr.
 Robert Lee Schlesinger, William Joseph Scranton, Jr., "Danied Fran cis Shanahan, Theresa Dorothy Stepnoski, Margaret M. Summa. Vincent Summa, "Jean Sutherland, Mary Ann Swan, Elizabeth Ann Sweetman, Charles Donald Taft, Gerard Anthony Traficanti, Henry Edmund Vagt, Donald Orlie Vest brook, Charles F. White, "Richard C.. Wilmot.
 Hop Brook School
 William Charles Behlman, Paul Richard Grabowski, "Jean Theresa Hackett, Walter Paul Jablonski, An thony Teofil Jasinski, Donald Roy Kline, Frances Irene Krzykowski, John Henry Kuczenski, John Dan iel Kuczynski, John William Le- vandoski, Matilda Mary Martin, Walter Joseph Pawlowicz, Richard Joseph Rozanski, Joseph George Szczoczarz, Mary Cecille Tracy, Claire Rose Witkoski, Dolores Jean Witkoski, Dolores Ursula Zguzenski.
 Central Avenue School
 John Andrew Benson, Lois Jean Benson, "Alcvides Marques Bi!elo, "Rosaria Jean Bonafede, Howard Alton Burke, "Althea May Candee, 'Joby-Ann Christian, William Har- old Desmond, Roger Wentworth Floyd, Ruth Louise Frueh, Lorraine Rose Giancarli, "John Henry Hart nett, Jr., Clifford Alton Hawksley, Jr., Robert Edward Lind, William Joseph Mancini, Eugene Stanley Mariotti, Joan Ruth Mazaika, Ro- bert George Messner, Robert " .s- ley Mortensen, Patricia Vera Noble, Walter Clarence Noble, Marie Ann Rotatori, Harry Joseph Schimtz,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09
Borough Funerals

Naugatuck. June 9-The funeral of Miss Mary Ziegelmaier, who died Thursday morning at the home of her sister, Mrs. Louise Deegan, 168 Maple street, after a short illness, will be held Saturday at 7:30 a. m. from the Mccarthy funeral home 21 Cedar street, to St. Francis church at 8 o'clock, where solemn high Mass of requiem will be cel- ebrated. Burial will be in St. Fran cis' cemetery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 10 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-09

Naugatuck, June g. = Three summer playground instructors approved by the Board of Education at their meeting Thursday night. They are: Miss Agnes Jackson, Mrs Charles Day both of whom taught last year. and Miss Mary Donahue Superintendent of Schools Harold Chttenden said there is other applicant who has not yet decided whether she will accept He added he hopes to have five playgrounds with instructors this
 er The instructors will receive $50 week. $5 per
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Moving. Storage. Carriage


WINNER Movers-Local; any time.
anywhere; dependable. 1880 Quincy.
I'm o-6G5n
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Z CUSTOM quality reuphOstering, SO
, down, 81 week Progress PL 1886.
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CAMPBELL. 1892 (vernor) sleepins
room, suitable two; good transporta'
ton. VI 2.i90s
CLAIRMOUNT zoos - Attraciively
furnished room With small family
for single person. excellent transp0T-
tation. TN 4-645i.
GRATtOT. Harper district: Cadillac
'ps line rehhed person only. OIL 366s.
CROSSE Poin,e Farms nicely EUR
nished large front room, private
home NJ 6735
HELEN, 1905 Twin beds, use uf
kitchen, women only.
l OR ROOMS for rent. middle aged
person; mother wofking, would like
for roomer 90 care flr 2 children
Christian preferred. TO 6-l60l. Call
after
LARGE studio room furnished or
un0ruished good location and trans
portatious white. TR 2-g5sa.
COLORED-Can accommodate one or
two girls. d1hhle bed cooking
privilege. must be neat and intell-
gent private home, convenient trans
poriAtion TW i-47O2.
COLORED-Siugle gentleman front
room, good transportation. 2is6 Me
noUEai
COLORED neatly furnished room,
stHste gentleman, day se-.F4,eF. ~ 4
66lf.
COLOKED Refined douplc or single
person Can after >. NE $3.50.
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COPLIN. nr. MACK

steam hi. SIX rms good cond /:
owner occupied $4,000, terms A. c.
Finley ca 1921 or TO s.3s65
HOMER WARREN & co.
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$500 DOWN-MOVE IN

East Detroit: model open 2is50 Gas
cony. mile r. OF Gratiot. Bird block
; ~ 9 Mile: fine lifetimes homes
all tile features. near transportation
stores. large lot. See these nm,
homes today Roy Sinnett. MI 1869
BUNGALOWS New. only left. ;
bedrms INN pOss FILA terms
: Nj .MnunA Pond HashIn ~ h12p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
HANNAH REAL ESTATE
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE

BUY state owned properties. See
your real estate broker
CHERRYHlLL. near lnkster. 143x1O0
$3.50: lnkster Road near Ford Road
s0x3o0. $500. IA S907
LINWOOD Ave, 35-ft lot. seventh
north of Puritan: $500; terms Jud-
son Rradway CO. RA g70O
LOT bargains. I6O'xl35 $50. i2Ox
1856 800: SOxi35- SIS At Middle
Bolt and Pennsy wanna Roads owner,
CA 1923
TWENTY FOUR lots. ALL for $3.50:
clear deed and abstract. near Middle
Relt and Pennsy wanna roads. owner.
c. 1928
COLORED-Si50 cash gives deed
excellent soil. bus service near
Gratiot and IL Mile Rd. Address
Box B-2s52. Detroit Times 81.
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Typists and Girls
General Office Work
Permanent Position
Excellent Working
Conditions
Mr.. WILSON
Service Steel Co.
Ft4g tn NLrTfN
riah FRANKLIN

TWISTS tor extra work m evenings.
any number OF hours from ; 10 10
o m Apply r. l.. POLK a CO.. AL
Howard before . ,. m.
TYPiSTS Junior. Permanent post.
fi0ns Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co. clifford and Bagley.
THPIsT for noVntoWn ofnce good
pay and excellent working conditions.
Apply r l. Polk Co. 43l Howard.
TYPISTS clerks and timekeepers
statement Of availability necessary,
Ternstedt Mfg DIV, 63uT West Fort
WAITRESS -- Experienced must be
neat. fast, not over %. good work
lug conditions. Helens, s2s Nc
Nichols. a, Hamilton.
MATTRESSES. Harch Hamburger.
S36 weekly Ssf5 " Warren.
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= FENIH"'
HOUsEKEEPFR - suaH trt
ehiicre- empioyf. c1lIf Dt .Iss.
evenings.
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HOUSES ron SALE

coLoRED, Greeley; nice s rooms.
good condition. only 500 down
Richmond-Clay 10 rooms. part
vacant. s7Oo down. i7s3s Maine,
near o Mile. tvacant) lovely cottage.
basement furnace. garage, $1,000
rooms, basement. furnace. tvacant).
So, 500 terms. Many more: come
to Edelman. 1926 Oakland at West
minister.
COLORED-cAMER mr.. Custer:
rms. brk. siding; full base. sim.
ut gar; imm. poss. SO, 500. 81. 500
down.
+. sLoBlN-TR i-036s-TY 7-7iI5
CoLORED bargains: Two six-room
modern cottages on McGraw. I'm
mediate possession. Gorgeous two-
nat on West Grand Boulevard. +. A.
Keith A Sons. TY 6-3077.
CoLoRED - Between Garland Can
field. 3 beautiful terraces, brick. z
rooms each; steam heat; price rea-
sonable. TIE 2-94is or FL $500.
OLORED-Vacancies many houses
and models on east side; brick and
frame. From 500 din. and up.
4762 Chene. DI $3.50
CoLoRED-Sh Sherman. 1871 = Five
family, lower 7 rms ST. htr vacant
soon; terms. Cannon Bros, 1850
sherman. FL 0l4O.
CoLoRED-GRAND. High. PIX nice
8 rms, full basemt.; gas hit; good
condition; So, 900. 81, 500 down.
r.. SLOBlN-TR l-0366-TY 7-7ll5
COLORED-Vacant. st. Aubin-War-
, ren. Single home and 3-famlly home
many others. Small down payments.
Call J, Smutnik. TW 1887.
COLORED-Euclid-Jo John r.: 9 kitch-
enette apis, completely furnished: In
come 500 week Hurry rR 2=of2s.
CoLoRED-Orleans- Dav. 2 homes. l
lot SO: ST. ht.: $1,000. terms. TO
5-064T.
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RENTALS WANTED

ADULTS Five 20 six rooms unfur-
nished house or Fat. Immediately.
TO ss6s5
TWO refined colored girls wish kitch-
euc'te. small apt. CAR after ? 90.
TT Piss
COLORFD - Two teachers desire
apar- men' or nat. West side pre-
frrrc1 Dearborn g26s.
COLOEED couple wishes 3 or Is
Il.ws furnished or uuturplshed, AZ
orce MA 1850 $50 r. Euclid
COLOKED defense worker desires
furr snrd or unurnshed apt liberal
reward MA 1852
COLOELD Desire living quarters
sw nome or anything available. TO
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COLORED-1OG DOWN

CoLORED-BETHUNE. SOS; good S.
rm brk. physician home; 81 800
dn. quick p0ss. HARMON. 236.
splendid rms : ST. 5 tons coke {.
So 600 dn INN. poss. HORTON.
PCS: large rms. gas n. a ut, low
price HORTON 2fl IL rms, brk..
running water IN 3 rms good buy,
50 900 dn JAY. 26i2. ! rms st 4.
brk. gar; 81 600 dn. MARSTON.
1885. 10 rms st 81 500 On. Nc
PETERSON. 1891 ) rms. attic. new
sunbeam furnace side drive quick
possession. 81 POO IN nth ST /,
2321-5. e-rm house and 3-rm house .
only 5000 dn 81. 500 for both.
SMEDLEY, 40 r. Warren, TE 1882
COLoRED-J osephineJo r lovely
brick : rooms. large down. EiCh.
m0ud-Clay. 81 rooms part vacant.
1850 Hawthorne. lovely house, ". 900
down, vacant. Gratiot-1O Mile new
brick. vacant. 81 600 down Maine.
MAe cottage 81 Oo0 down. vacant.
Plen,y OF 2-fats also Call for LIST.
Edeiman. 9526 Oakland, az Wrst-
minister
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/ BETTER craftsmanship az Craft Up
holstering. Can ~ 1880 now.
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HOUSES FOR SALC-EASf

BEl.VIDERE- jefferson a beauty. 1
bedrooms gas heat; garages near
Catholic school; $500. Broker. Fl
1926
BELVIDERE, 1883 al JEFF 10 rms.
vacant like new. very fine ior
roomers GeschWInd, ri. 6is4
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WOODALE GARDENS

Dale and Appleton
5. r. corner Schoolcraft and Tele-
graph. New brick homes. Tiled in
bath. Sodded, weatherstripped, insu-
lated. One block 10 beautiful new
city park.
MILLER HOMES. INC.-Ho 1926
GROOM and garages: L. u. Section.
Dan j. Harrison, UN 1-i2j0
s-ROOM house. 4-room house (newly
decorated inside and OUT. on l0t
both are front location, lot JOS150.
located y block from West Fort.
Price 50. 500 owner VI 2-s735
81 $50. 1905 HARVARD. X. o.. b.
mile west OF Woodward. nr - Nj
Rd. 4 large rooms and bath. n
acre lot s0x275, garage All city
convenlences. Low taxes. Judson
Bradway Co. RIA 300