The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-28
SOUTHWEST DISTRICT Earle COnch. Cantain

Lower Middlebury Road, Harold Baagford; North Side Highland ave- nue, Harold Beebe; Hillcrest ave- nue. Woodruff avenue (from fac tory to Main street), Charles Coon; Woodruff avenue-(factory to Aca- demy Hill, John Collins; Catherine street and Heminway Court, John Caldwell; Wheeler and Sunset ave- nues, Ralph Golfer; Hamilton ave- nue to 126, Mrs. w. H. Dowd; Mid eilebury road-Wheeler to Prospect, Mrs. Wadsworth Doster; Highland avenue-south side, Mrs. Herbert Evans, Cherry street-145 out, Mar shall Hayward; Atwood and Center streets, Clarence Johnson; Middle bury Road, Howard So., Artillery road, Orchard Lane, G. c. Kastner Cherry-145 down, Walter McGow- an; Prospect street, Herbert Schatz- Xii; Winnamaug District, Mrs. Ruth Well: Scott avenue, Fostor Woods
 NORTHWEST DISTRICT
 Mrs. Henry Long. Captain. Tel 22-R
 Academy Hill, Robert Scovill; Woodbury road-fgrom Academy Hill to Hamilton avenue (except Taft School, Christine Chapin; Woodbury road = from Hamilton avenue to Guernseytown road Qast house H. L. Long), Henry Long; Woodbury road-from Guernsey town road to and including Stock mans, John Cowperthwaite; Wood bury road from Stockmans to Woodbury Town Line. Mrs. Herbert Toffey; Platt road, Mrs Eric Pape; Guernseytown road-from Wood bury road to and including Promo vests, Mrs. Earle Segur: Guernsey town road-from Pronovost's to Di Biase home, Mrs. Maude Clifford; Guernseytown road = from Platt road to and including Judds, Mrs. Dorothy Chapin; Guernseytown road-from Guernseytown road west to Bethlehem Town Line including B. B. Skilton, Mrs. Harry Tehan.
 Litchfield road = from Morris Town Line to and including Brazee.
 Litchfield road-from Brazee to Linkfield road.
 Litchfield road-from Linkfield road to Wilder street. William Bas- sette: Litchfield road-from Wilder street to Chestnut Grove road, Mrs. Wallace Bartlett; Litchfield road from Chestnut Grove road to Wool son street, Mrs. R. .Hartt; Main street-from Hawley street to Cut Ter, Mrs. Edwin Barto0; Main street from Cutler street to Echo Lake ~aad, Mrs. A. V. s. Lindsey; War ren Way & Dickerman street, Mrs. Keeler: North street to DeForest street to Hawley street, Ruth O.. wheeler; North street from Hawley street to Litchfield road, Mrs. O.. Raymond Ganurg; Pine street and Hawley street, Mrs. Michael Gal lulo: Deforest street, Mrs. Sol Luria; Tagt school, MT. Roland Tyler.
 Interesting Window Display
 Swanson and Ryan's grocery store on Main street, is cooperating with the Office of Price Administration in the National Grocer-C Consumer imitation campaign now in pro gress, by loaning one of its windows for display purposes.
 The window is decorated with groceries, and a poster which pro claims that in World War when there was no price control, $2.65 bought ten pounds of sugar, while another poster points out that with price control during the present var, $2.65 buys a loaf of bread, can of fruit juice. pound of cof- fee. a package of cereal, can of peas, a can of soup, a package of noodles, a pound of crackers, a pound of lard, pound of oleo- ularearini, one-half pound of cheese zn da package of tea balls as well as the ten pounds of sugar.
 This grocer consumer anti-infia- son campaign is being conducted ea nntion-wid scale to impress people with the importance of price tdnttoI as e brake to imitation. foi t long as there are war time scar
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