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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Furniture. Household Goods

harg lnn'srt,ng mattresses SAM
PIES. VIZ MiichellE. 1000 GtAtlat
a BEAUTIFUL 2.Pc. PARLoR
suite spring constructed new floor
sample Covered IN lignt tapsy,ry.
Sacrifice tae"er-n- TO g
spi'z 1853 Grstlot, cor. BALDWIN.
ttt =
lnnersprinr box springs u9. Brand
new Damaged IN shipping Limited
supply Don't delay Open q 10 ..
spitz. 7ssa Gratlot cor. BALDWIN.
A CRYSTAL SPECIAL
Hoiis wood beds double 81 single:
coil spring constructed, t8fpb
Crystal 3l2S Hra'iot. 1000 Michigan
a SACRIFICE
New. neauiitgi 6-pc. bedroom outfit
inciFing an innerspring box spring
irifed for quic~ sale al sei. Open q
% ? Sp'z. 1855 GratiOt. cor. BALDWIN.
A BEAUTIFUL sxi2 Axmins,er rue.
blue leaf pattern. repossessef sac
rHtce SIS Mitcheirs 300 Cra,iot.
A SENsATiONAL VALUE xs7i
Living room sofas Brand rev floor
samples All spring bust open o 70 Q.
Spi1. 1855 Gratiot. cor Baldwin.
ACCIDENT forces party 20 crop pvr-
chase Of rooms ~ new furniture
Including used General Electric refrlE-
orator Ssve equity ~ Si2S Open
= 20 ? sptz, 1895 Gratift, AZ BALDWIN
ALL sprlng pail, 2-pc. nvinT nm
suites Cnclmd Crane ,ss35 Mack
ALL BUYERS TAKE NOTICE,
kelvinstor refrigerator ~. ". wash
ing machine used Incl { rooms 81
~ :. fl@3-f.--- ~ ~ J. = .-a- 40
Spity isSJ Gra'iot, 40 BALDWIN
All NEW --iOa LiNlNg ROOM
bargains .Sl0e-Si29. All COL
spring constructed First come. first
served dnTlhg sAle On.n Q % Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

ANITA. 1873. Crosse Pie Woods
down : up basement a. A.
beat garage -.ti-rA eA Co. A.'l.
VACANT. HuCK, lee05 Grauot'
Az aiaI
BNEGAIN MILE YAK DYKE
fanms ! down. = lp. ) bedrooms,
water gas electric; eas stove, heat
nr vt1vc lnciufci si-ir drive. 2-car
garage block o. anspnriatl1u. Quick
possession. - $50 $3.50 down.
IRW1N. KfGHT \ HINES nc
2eii5 Van DYKE 81. $3.50
BRIck. rooms. modern attic, iot
a2NllT ci'y nsporlarion only
Sa---14. Ala.f- casE- EaAal l.eal- ESTATE
219li Harper. TU . s42o
RRtNGARD DRIVE KELLY. BRICK
O0ly . months old rooms. tile
features, n A.. mll basement, lot
tusi13 only So, 900 ~ 300 down,
--l.4-..--.-
IRWIN KlGHr & HINES. INC.
; inai Gratiat Pngree 5il6
-BRYS- DRIVE -e.4---s.,- Ig2ta-l t-....is--
room Colonial . bedrooms. III a.
s'0fer heat. garage Very clean.
Priced H. sWi shown hy appoint
ment HuCR 10g05 Graunt AR
gfpl
CuRRlE. e2lgi. between and 9
Mile. near Briges and Hudson
rants rooms > hldrl4ms laIEe
8tf7C T7T 60Xf6H. MA 7TT. Easy
! ~ cARNEY. 1o232 CHALMERS
DICKINSON 2e25 q hedraoms.
-lll4., .ls-l ct . = "a mediate
possession 80 500. terms Boyer Real
Estate 209ll Harper TT $500.
GRATIOT MILE SEC
- f..
uaderu; iot siXlf3 immediate pos
session 50 600 81 .O0O down S25 mo.
TURNER & WILSON
12sii East { Mile PR. 1876
la liF+9 f9-e- n - r. stiss---iS-.t-t4-t
tHEe; garage lot a0NiHO' bargain
at 80 675 $3.50 down. Bower Real
Estate 2oqll Harper Tt 2-s92o
GRATIOT 10 MILE SIC.
III
and hath IN large Ion, lear garage ,
Immediate possession. So 200, $500
down
IRWIN KfcfT & fft,7'rss NC
2ll0l GRATTOT FR. 6s3a
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
t'v-rrrr r'7r'rr tn arriry--- ru0r1v. hatr.
NUNS fT11n, hastincnt TAFGe T1f,
SO mo. FRANK : kHONECK
Reaior 23ilo Van Dyke Phone
Center Line I1g0
NAVAHoE b down OBJ boz aif
He+tt aFiveI fatsfei eNte+4eHt e..R-
-duun Sc 300 81 boo -d4Mn- Avail
able one week
r. JEFFERSON REALTY II 1890
PHILIP, near lake Bus HANDY.
6rn coll low priced - sef.
owner leaving town Immediate pos-
session Cali Bennett. P.ugree 1000.
HANNAN'S
ROWE 176dl nr Mile and Hoover
Large broom bungalow face
brick riie root rrcreauou room gas
heat wears old $ 500 cash t.
tl...lA-4.a L...-.aa L.
J. W CARNEY 1922 CHALMERS
ST. AUBIN. 1889 room brickafe,
. down up II 4. st9ker heAt.
garage extra 4S-faot lot inciuded ,
clear g. Go0 casn - mortgage.
BCCK logo5 Crauot Ar o'a5
TEPPERT. 1892. near McN ehols
Bargain 1-tonm house hot mir
hegt. 2-car garage large l0t $500
daMn Vacant PR. 1891. g. 5.
't''''t'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
ST. MARY,S PARISH

= I. MN n I = = INI1II
VACANT REAsoNhBLE PRICE
broom brick m large lof: cnit
wears old owner fn service u YOU
are looking ton this type of home
'aH Nr Thompson 10. -i4s ~ W.
Hannah Rcsl Estate FNrhanec\ Inc
STOEPET.. 1866
-4.a-All1k Eas heat 14rrs Twins
rm Nl{ ginncArV 2\hcfgms AoW
end heGfns W hriur9l hvcu'fcf
$40 n3'h garage FuN rrice Nl Hnn
1900
ELMER NJ. CLARK
a.. ,a.ra s,..,-.v w.. .sll..A .p.la-.t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
MANOR-6 MILE

Brick bungalow 3 yrs old { bed
rooms baths. gas heat can dining
room $40. 800 MI. Rorahaugh, VI
a- 500 Humans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
ELMER NJ. CLARK

We Sld oyer -Four Million paIlafs'
Worm nf Homes Last Year
RUTHERFORD BTW = & : MILE
5-t10m rrick bungalow on 1N-ft .1t
Tile bath Unfinished attic. only
- 500. NJ Msuchesfer W 5aSo0
H4nnan Real Estate Exchange inc
sorTHFIELD. PURITAN SECTION
BRICK and f'8Gsione custom -huNt
h,aUtrf Dining room with ma
natural fireplace tic hath w.fh
hiQt In .Narlt'. recreation suaru 18th
tfa floor buiit-in bar and isrstory
gae a. q heat copper plumbing
GARAGE eide drive fenced land-
scsnrd So rfd tape nr mortgage
needed .Bes, offer. Call Mr. Gar
har.uO
ffsffDf n rr AXE 20 ffE rIN00
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
VACANT NOW
VACANT-NONE


CTS A lburn-Open Daily
D block south Of W. Warren car
-lne.- LlIll- prlce-SA- xano-aalrn,
move right IN no red tape. Adler.
Cadillac ool3
2lST -LAFAYETTE Modern Broom
single and good cottages on dou-
nl. lott AL for only s. 600 terms
ELsEA REALTY A INVEST co
62lT FORT W VI. l-ii0n
s-EOON single, 4 bedrooms. Only
50 500 cash
Reaume 8 siloway, Inc RIA. $3.50
Colored Day Possession
iiih ST. north oi Fenkell. q rms
one floor Very good condition Brick
cote. storm windows. stoves and fur
uture, bargain, no basement. TO.
s.f2hl
COLORED BARGAINSh West side.
- R-ln44sr-z- tlh--ll -Aaat "a LA
. down Poss NJ 80 days ". GRAND
RLNp lR-rm brick, sim ut. 50 600
down. Immediate possession SCOT
TEN. s rooms stove ut. reasonable
terms. poSs'D 80 days
GILBERT REALTY TYq e-3s1n
COkORFD- MOVE IN QUICKLY
We nave singles. two. three and four
tons of city Low dawn payments.
fStf'S T F7lurty pee
COLORED - Trowhridge Woodward.
Frame IL MON house fixed for
kirchenetie apartments furniture. re-
frlgerat0rs, garages. lots, 81 500
down Can before $50. Townsend
l-a27S.
COLoREp ". CD. BLVD Milford
III rrE-.-i-flrl LfrIlIIIl : MI
fireplace; side dtlSc ONLY 21uu
On sLORlN. TR. 1855 TY. 7-7ll5.
COLOREb-orleans. Dawson; rms
stm. ut. 50 500, terms TO. 5-o6i7.
FLATS FOR SALE
CONGRESS. 1851 between Russell
and Rlvard 2-famly. as. can. he
converted into 3-famhY. only - 600.
81 00o down $50 mn Plngrce 1858
]. ". CARNEY 1922 CHALMERS
FWFFSON- $50 hot ar heat ga
rsee; good condition; S6,soo. $500
=. JEFFERSON REALTY If. 1890
Gt ffNN- G0Bfe2E /
Near Woodrow Wilson brick rooms
each, terms convenient % schools
and transportation c. X. Flanagan.
CA. roo
Hannah Real Estate Exchange, Inc.
INFANTRY. 1903
Attractive hrick 2-family down, 3
up baths. > furnaces Al condi-
t1A- tGIiilz-EA -2lll-- NA-aI4E---
sHARMAN
2oa Hammond Building
HuRLBUT. 1892 - 5-5. nrickotc ga
RACES very clean. S. $50 81 $40
rT-7v7. r IS, fftT''rf1 tirzt1r1t5
9t95
INDIANA. 1876 6-5 brick steam
ss-...ii e4.if-44 u 4--4i y = r : ! i-lll.
down Won can 1--we here and pay FOR
can Mr. Sturgis.
q HADIEYl nc. PFALTOR
1870 vs. McNichols RI uN f'o0po
VACANT-i772 CONCORD
Near Gra,iot , down, 8 up' Excel
-ie.,--t-t,.,rits.t,f, - $3.50 ,i--FeHfs
owner Tuxedo i-Oql7.
1871 Cruise, M. Cooley Hi.
Brock income 3 and hath On. : and
bath up 2-car gar. only = 3n0s
cash 10 Hole mtg can ~ shown
1876 daily. OTTO -SCHATY pa 30
Ford I'd nr Middle Belt pt. 1000.
coLoREp FLAT BARGAINS
Baltimore r. rs ? hr. tcfr -, 800
cameron. 7lOl-i-flat. cum. 8 500
Garfield F.. as5--4flat Bro. : 500
Forest " 2635-2 homes -. also
t5trplev. 1921 - Furnace 49,. ~
Leland, 2l31--9 rms ...... 250
- = a---.,-- : = ; -.i.s4
Mon'calm r.. 677 80 rms hr. 5000
Mlwaukce r. VIA rms. 500
Napoleon q29-s rms ......... = $50
Russell, l0tf--lt rms. 80. 3 son
RiNard $3.50 II rms. $500
Eiffrinp EnTt rms $500 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
FURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT
APIS. FOR RENT--Uniurnished
HOTELS

HOTEL WASmNGIQ&-al3o cas-,
Ptcasant rooms. 81
daily and up
MELROSE HOTEL 81 EAST Cauueid
Evcrs room has shower. rransl-
e0ts, 81 30 douu,c
Furnished Rooms for Rent
BLY, D. ST = ~ X : : ~,
Aluminium Men only; 50 Up al
WAYS hot water
BRICK cottage beautifully furnished.
Accommodate INN - :. .-..-l.---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

All NEW loo LiVING ROOM
BARGAINS Ss9.s l0s-Si29 All COL
spfIng corsfrucfed First come first
served during sale Open 20 o
Spitz 1865 Gratiot cor Baldwin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
LITTLE FARMS ron SALE


OPHnsITE Lincoln PARK High school
% bedrms.. tile features. $500
On. ready for occupancy; model
openN cor. Lafayette a Rose. L.
Savage, Broker. AT. sits.
ROYAL OAK FARMS
Rochester RI. and IA Mile; s2x25s;
city water, electricity. bus transpor-
tation, stores, schools. churches. a
city domestic at farm prices; 1915
down Royai Oak 1910. 4
HOUsEMAN,sPITZLEY CORP.
SACRIFICE
Man leaving State wants 10 sell small
home furnished oil hi., city water,
lot loox2oo. Priced TO sell AZ once,
$1,000. 81 400 down, balance on
mortgage Hurry for this one
HOUSEMAN-sP1TzLEY CORP. l.
1894 W Smile Rd.. near Soythneld
BEDFORD 1922. afternoons
SAVE TIMr.-GAS-1lRE
Phone for complete descriptive list
OF improved little farms.
4. FOLKER DE. 13ii
SO ACRES. VREELAND Road. be
tween Fort street and Allen road.
city water. electric, telephone; 81 $50,
terms also beautiful PARCELS on Allen
road at Nreelanr road. with stream
and trees $3.50 up.
CHAs W. CROsSMAN no. $50
SON275-Sewer. water. gas. walks,
Ss73: near 10 Mite ana Woodward.
Judson Brsdway Co. RIA. s7o0.
COfORED women war workers. after
the war, what a layor Protect
yourself and family by raising your
own food. $3.50 gives deed. Address
BOX B259s. Detroit Times, De-
trnit 81.
-GQLnREA--l:a.e.sea -iatmA--x1a0- m
inquire AZ Kev. ". Lewis. 6fe
Belmont, TO. 5-s760.
COLORED--i.iiile chicken farms,
west side. bargains Jones. Broker.
cp4Hmhia iAia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

COlDRFD Wishes sfofr frrj' hasN-
msnt apt or ahtfhrN av4ian.e.
TO a-'raf
cor DRIED Cnuple Wishes k.fDheneffe
ara on helstk'rplts r-ni east
COLOREn EmmNtd wnman want.
tTr Tow rpnF I-ETf-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
A CRYSTAL SPECIAL

I Hoily wood beds double 81 sugls:
coil spring construction f8tpb
Crystal 1928 Graiot. f1o0 Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
PETS. POULTRY. SUPPLIES
WEARING APPAREL
,ber. Building Materials
DINE AND DANCE

GENUINE leopard fur Goa, Siegei
worn or 3 tunes ssJo ca.
Townsend 6 a7q7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18


lnnerspfing box springs sip. Brand
new Damaged IA shipping Limited
supply Don't delay Open 10 O.
spitz. 1895 Grailot cor. BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
YOUNG WOMAN
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

MACHINE repair WORK wanted by
man With Is Years experience a.
machine repHlf Wptk Spe-laL44nG on
aANfs-.f f'+rffttt~ +--rrtrrv 1rtt0uTtTrE.
call R0seVile 0l9O-M
CEILINGS. Nails washed. wallpaper
cleaned. painting rehahle guar
INVALID desires work ~ home
which ne can DO WIKI his hands.
Cali GA 1896 ".
You've, cnloroi college graduate
wishes part fme WORK as ticrk.
has business training TR 23039,
hffWHFU ~ a m HrH J u n1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Business Property Tor Sale

HARPER, between DickrrSon and
Corners, brick building sharher
shop and watch repair shop; 81 500,
terms. M Schedlhsuer. Ping 1913.
J W. CARNEY. Io232 CHALMERS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
ALL NEW

p X 7 z: 7 = F.
Living Room Sulfes Springs SO
2 Piece BEDROOM suites SEQ
Iunersrrine Mattress and BOX
spring BETTER grade t2f %
Lounge chars Foo'tioos .... S33
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

rooms bafh. garage 9 lots good
hoHs itan portauon. Van Dyke
S Nile section
n j. HFSSE. RENITOR
12050 Nan DYKE SlocJm 3i60
'COLORED BARGAIN
bearing 2uP6 Attractive 3 'redrr +,
~ A heat good condition Cl *
possession 81 GOO dr. $50 per month.
F1r details call
VICTORY REAL Est. We 1850
COLOREp Bargain $1,000 down.
Move right ln rooms steam
heat fQil basement PR 3q3l Y. S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Ready TO Move In
HOUSES FOR sALE-EAsT

'wol,y- road. 1pt11 Hrv tour rUum
frames two bedrooms hascmenti
FHA $3.50 down PR $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18

ANITA. 1898, Crosse Pie Woods
down up basement "A. A.
beat garage -.ti+rA- - i-f+-e "a to s.'i.
VACANT. HUCK, lee05 Gratiot'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
STOEPEI.. iS646
ELMER NJ. CLARK
Income Bungalows for Sole

We sold over T0sr NhIrh Dol
Worth ~ Homes last YEAR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
FLATS FOR SALE

CONGRESS. 1851 between Russell
and Rlvard, 2-family. 9-S. can. he
converted into 3-famiy. only - 900.
81 00n down $50 mo PinErce 1888
j W CARNEY i0232 CHALMERS
FWFFSON- S-6' not ar heat. ga
RAGE; good condition; $500. $500
down
~ JEFFFRSON REALTY LIE. 1890
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-wEsT

CoLORED Vacant. s rooms srgle.
gas heat 81 600 DOWN. kacz-
-ftarrk +" TViruv g-.Gsg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
DEARBORN

RRUTON REALTY have beautiful
bedroom face hricA homes Tor
sale CAL VI $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
GROSSMAN
DON'T MISS THIS,

Van RNyn, and Wapne Roads " l2029
iNch.csN Ave iU4i " 10 ElDisc,
Wayne g1O or Wa 40 $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
HOUSES FOR RENT

DEARBORN Sew NncIroom bunea-
iaw tie kitchen and hafh u.i
basement modern I'm aU details.
handy transportation sou. D8rf-
mouth Builders ine Dearborn 166f
WAYNE MICHIGAN NeW Z-ueGr
UN base. homes ready o. move i0
$50 no Call DECKER VIZ - $3.50
AID 3 ROOM APT unfurnlshcd-
neVstF decorated. hrfh srrrrr Huar
~ chi ircr or s-roaW house heated.
Tflfrr ~sF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
grMAIE HELP WANTED

GENFRAi 0FFlCE - Ffh
Anis IL 90 some NNffrE pfrfns rsri,
fnii time position. Eonr hnars peas
srt> surronndAars ArpV ST ksf9
sth foNf
GRTNNEiL BROS ISIS Woodward
GENERAL ORFICA CLERKS ans
-f-s.-s---E--------- -----.------
Niniak ana Manufactures Company,
CORNER Brush and piqufite. ~ nout
week 81 DAYS
GENERAL houssWnrk No ccosine
no laundry. private room. $50.
I'm. s-ssis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
Hr OK l0q05 Cratoi Az 1926
ROBSON. NE. 6 MILE

AN face brick Eas sir-cond fuN
dining I'm rich carpcilus large
affIc perfect cund +. reasonably
fflerT fTN l.lIH0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
15S47 Cruse. 81. Cooley ilI

Brek income, 5 and hath On. 1 and
bath up 2-car gar. only = 500
1915 datly oTTO -SCHATZ 2gia3
Ford I'd nr Middle Belt. nt. 1000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-18
l.. n. CRANDALL

~ STATE ST HOWELL MICH
50 ACRES on main nigh~as 80 miles
from CITY Han now harms new
siu sll s'oe sfauchions new corn
erin chicken house also new fences
room house running water 3 piece
bath an modern convenicncPs Ni3 o.
500 terms Can ap ner VI $500.
until 8 ewes SUNDAYS NJ $500
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-04
ACCUSED DRIVER
 PENALTIES SELF
Sells Car Following Viola lion, Gives Up License;
 Pays $50 Fine

Philip Cogle, S4, of 79 Bishop street saved himself from 30-day Jail sentence and a heavy fine iTn- posed in city court Nov. 24 when he appealed to the common pleas court. Judge Miles McNiff, who heard the case today, imposed a fine of $50 on charge of evading responsibility and entered nolle on a count of reckless driving. The city court fine had been set at $125.
 Cogle, through his counsel, George Lynch, admitted that he side-swept q car on South Main street Nov. g but said he believed no damage was done and he proceeded on his way. The lawyer said Cogle, the father of three children one of whom is ill, has paid all damages done to the other vehicle and has surrendered his car license and sold his car.
 The defense pointed out that the accused is put to considerable in- convenience without his car because he works in Cheshire and must rise early to take a bus. MT. Lynch said Cogle is aware of his responsibility in the incident.
 Tn imposing sentence Judge Mo Mfr commented that the accused ''has paid substantially already for what was a momentary evasion of the law The accused was appre- hended when Patrolman Joh n Winston noted a bent fender and damaged headlight on his car and Cogle was unable to give satisfac- tory explanation. Coyle pleaded gull ty to the evasion charge, and the nolle on the other was recommended by Prosecuting Attorney William J. Larkin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-04
CATHOLIC WOMEN TO MEET TONIGHT
St. Mary MagdaIen Ladies Aid Society COnven-
 ing at 500
OAKVILLE Correspondent: Irene Slough Telephone 4-S993

Oakville, Jan. { - Rev. Thomas McGarry, pastor of St. Mary Mag dalen's church, announced at Masses Sunday morning, the trien- nial reports including September October, November and December and the annual report of the parish will be ready for publication short ly. PariShioners who have not com pleted their weekly or annual col lection are asked to do so imme- diately.
 During the next two months con- fessionS will be heard in the lower church during the afternoon and evening on account of the fuel shortage.
 There will be special meeting of the Ladies Aid Society this even ing at 8.
 Thursday there will be confess sions in the afternoon and evening, in preparation for first Friday when there will be celebration of Holy Communion at and Mass at T.
 The children will receive Con- munion next Sunday at g. Library Not Open
 Owing to the illness of the Lib rarian, Miss Carrie Woodruff, the Oakville Library will not be open today. Announcement will be made at a later date when the library will open.
 Corporal Peter L. Calabrese, son of MT. and Mrs. James Calabrese of Bamford avenue is spending a furlough at his home.
 Miss Rene Slough, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frederick H. Slough of Whittier avenue, has returned to her studies at the University of Connecticut after spending the holi- days with her parents.
 Miss Eve Calabrese of Bamford avenue, sang as part of the enter tainment at the USO dance in Wa terbury Saturday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Leo LeClair of Maplewod avenue have returned from trip to St. Johns, Canada, where they spent the holidays with MT. LeClair's parents.
 Joseph LeClair, son of MT. and Mrs. Leo LeClair of Maplewood ave- nue, has been promoted to Techni- clan 5th grade. He will attend Arm ored Command School in Fort Knox, Kentucky, starting January IS, for three months.
 Gilbert Botelle, son of MT. and Mrs. George Botelle of Buckingham street, is a patient at the Water bury hospital where he is undergo ing treatment for injuries received while ice skating.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-04
KNIGHTS TO FILL
 THREE VACANCIES
New Grand Knight, Treas urer, Trustee to Be
 Elected Tuesday

The resignation of Joseph M. Sul- nvan as grand knight of Sheridan Council, A, Knights of Columbus was accepted at meeting of the order held last night at the Colum- bus club, 79 North Main street MT. Sullivan is leaving on Friday of this week for Allegheny, N. Y. where he will enter the Franciscan Order and start his studies for the priesthood.
 At the next regularly scheduled meeting of the council on Tuesday January IS, a successor to MT. Sul- livan will be named, as well as a new treasurer and a trustee. The latter two offices were recently va cated, the former by the removal from Waterbury of Joseph H. Rob- inson; the latter through the death of the late Police Inspector Joseph Stevens.
 It is expected that Deputy Grand Knight Vincent LeRoy will succeed to the grand knights chair.
 A meeting of all officers of the council will be called for next week by Acting Grand Knight LeRoy.
 Plans for inaugurating the regular winter series of debates for the CYC under the auspices of the K. of c were discussed at last nights ses- sion. Past District Deputy William T. Harrington is chairman of this ac tivity.
 A series of winter entertainment and lectures is expected to be out lined at next weeks meeting by Council Lecturer Edward D. Bergin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-04
STANDARDS MUST
 BE MAINTAINED
Offer to Purchase City. AbattOir EvOkes COm-
 ment on Operation

whether the abbatoir is owned by the ciyt or privately owned, the first consideration, above all others, is the maintainence of the present standards of sanitation" Dr. E. J. Godfrey, city health officer stated today in regards the proposal sub mitted by Ernest Rosenberg to the board o faldermen last night that the latter be permitted to purchase the city's Slaughter-house.
 Pointing out that price and cost to the city was secondary, Dr. God frey stressed the fact that the city had been obliged to build its own ab- batoir because of the failure in the past, proprietors of privately owned slaughter houses to maintain the health standards.
 Mir. Rosenberg whose letter con- tained no proposed price for the pur- chase told the board that he had been connected with the slaughter ing business for 10 years and that if the abbatoir should be sold to him he would operate 1t under the direct control of the health depart ment. He also stated that he felt that the health department was overworked and should be relieved of this responsibility and cost.
 The city abbatoir has maintained balance on its books this past year due to the greta influx of cattle during the past year as result of the meat restrictions and the low level Of dairy prices which forced many farmers to slaughter.
 An increase of $3,889. 50 was ap- propriated for its maintance in the 1914 budget with a total appropria- ton set up of $8,473.24 as compared with $4,583.74 for 1943 The great CT part of this increase results from the need for new general plant equipment whereby it is estimated that $3,O39 will be required to pur- chase this equipment. The need for this has resulted mainly because of the great demand placed upon it by the present conditions which oc- cured at time when the ecuip- ment was becoming obsolete.
 It has been estimated in the l044 budget that $12,0OO will be realized in receipts from this source during the coming year in comparison to the $7,000 estimated for last year. Approximately $11,200 was realized last year over and above the original estimate.
 The proposal for private operation was referred last night by the alder manic board to the board of health.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-04
MAURICE WARNER,
 NEW JERSEY, DIES
Former BOrOughite Suc- Cumbs at 62; Funeral
 Tomorrow Afternoon

Naugatuck, Jan. 4-Maurice Lee Warner, 62, former Naugatuck resi- dent, died suddenly Sunday at his home, Jersey City, N. J. Born Oct. 29, 1881 in Kansas, he was the son of the late Lazette and Nettie (CrandaD Warner.
 Survivors include his wife, Clara (Harris) Warner; daughter, Mrs. Alexander Montgomery, South Had ley, Mass; two sons, Harlan and Dane Warner; sister, Mrs. Myrta ICrandaD Wolfe, Bradford, N. H., and two granddaughters.
 Funeral services will be held at the Alderson funeral home, POI Meadow street, Wednesday at 3 p. m.. Rev. Edward Hance, pastor of the Congregational church, officiat ing. Burial will be at the convent ence of the family.