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Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
NOTICE
NOTICE TO FARMERS

Hi."t >a" 'hchs ou South.ru states
N'a:ill- afui 'iloWiug Mash They my
- Stop Wh'n YOU start them Oh south
~ '.''.~ f''d~ southern states
VI .to'. C""r'ttttte. Phone Aluou &25u.
i'''. MI u
NOTICE HatcHtn4 Eggs needed
Nh .."GN "Whel~ having properly mat
- i."' ~ "i N"W HampShiI. Barred or
" t"'' KockS or cto>>' : al amy th,.,.
f'l'"-'~ fiork- must h. .Ithrl Hullor-
l'm passed "l cl'aucd Contact us for
n'.'''f r,,..@ W. Operate all y.aI
liat'h'f}. Milton, h,I. EoX ~ rhonr
"-''I- a27-tf
NOTICE. Newton chicks bred Tor
rt"hi \'"t"n NV HaurShil.~ and
I%Hr'd E"ek~ AZ. 10th meet and egg
Ht'dIlc'l~: p-dlgIr.- -hi,d to d,.~elon
h"ih If"ittti" characteristics Hatch
''\n1'h e'ri count ON nigh hatcMaht-
'tA t"ch "Wn'I~ can count on pfutit-
Il tt'i'- ii"rk l'upIoNtIurnt or Hnrk l,-
il;'''lt"ut tatHlue. {. y Newton a
Son CO.. l".rt. X. Hr'dl-llll,.. l,L
Iuf- IL
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
TOMATO PLANTS For Sale

Crown lrVin certified I1It"rrs seed
2"u.nuu. by duIcI. 81 lhuu.;tfd a. TIM
field Ready Man 2N-.Iunc y. e.
Good'u. %otu Walnut sti,,t. Mll
lord. Phone 'J1I mi n
FOK SALE la"> q NJ g truch.
heavy dutI. hong Wh,'I t:r-,-.. with
l"iU motor good yurdtlof. Reason
Tor selling. hu.taud hH. ,trt,r'.d ~,I
vice. Mrs Harvey buruNHr, t,oIp,
town. Phone lGHN mis-
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

FOR REM Furnished bedroom.
private, bath hot water heat. gnra.,..
! NONE Mili"id 49, ml-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
EAEttTRI%'N NOTICE

All PERSONS indebted ID the e.
tate Of Raymond T.. Suurr. arr
hereby notltod 10 settle The same
on OF before TIN 2G,h day Of Apul.
1916, and All those ha}Ina claims
against the estate To present the
same. duly attretcd, on or before
April 70. 1916.
ADELAIDE &. SIICTE
mll-3t E\rrlltrIx
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
QUALITY CHICKS
- New

II1mpsNITr, WNIto LDEh0Tns. Enrrcd
Rock and Rock Red cross. Every
week. Phone "a. Scarborough Hat
Ch"lN, MliUId. f23-tt
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
I tRD OF TIItNkN

wish to thank everyone Who
wer" 50 kind and consiGrraDc dur
ing the recent Illness and death Of
my beloved mother | especially
want To thank Rev Dr FRANK Her
son Tor his L!aG words.
ltp FRANK MILLS
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
PUBLIC SALE!
! VIII offer for >Hl, th,. cunttntS Of a
'ilf"- IuUIG house in Nassau. lbtlaWaIt
JUNE =, 1915
The following:
HOT 'SFHOI.b GOODS

liOI' 'SEnOlD GOODS
One FrieidHirt. electric r. friprrn-
ton: good cook stove u;ouud OakD:
! pa stove, | cook stove. drOp-k.Af
table. EIiCh"n chairs. | dining tHhlt-
! buffet dining chairs. couch.
%"'tp't. J UIRHn. ! spinning wheel.
hhiaIN tHhlr, | MOrIl> chair radio
cabinet. good X. 6. \ radio. : cam.
seat chairs. book case and desk. t.
can" sal ch;ir>. antique; SOM tn.d
room chairs, good chairs and porch
rhalrs. several stands. tahortttr>.
l"lnrrN. lot of good pictures. one 2,
bed, single beds. ! floor lamp. :, bed
room suites. quilts. blankets and lin
'rS, lot of pillows. holsters. and lea
lhrr beds.
Fed springs. Ironing board > in
ruhHtoIs. > Cuugr!oum Iu-'S, . y -:
l;lusstlS rug. II: ! graS; rui.
mating. throw RUGS, ! oil huInrr,
oll stuN', st computing scales. toll
Il ST.. electric iron. t-lrctIir toast
~. ! electric razor, l old baby coach.
! HAIL rack. curtain rods. single
cots let Of old t"uks. lin cans and
glH-~ i;rS. dishes. 4,'Iappl, pan> .tuut.
jars Kitchen utensils quitting tr;,IMr.
and uth,r Things too nlIln,.tuu. to
IN, ution.
TI.HMS, CASH.
MRS H. = TIlITT
Nassau. lIrE. Aair
Ipickrr,on !:r"s., NuctIon''.rs. m25-2rp
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
JUNE =, 1915
At ONE O'clock l. NJ
Ram .i Shine

Vt ONE O'CIOCk T II.
Ram 1T Shine
The following:
ISEHOLD GOODS
Two drop r-l.af tables. cook stove.
nearly nov: | old ice box. l0-uuart
ice. cream freezer. ! sewing machine
spinning wheel, > spool mdNt"AdS. !
old bureau. | Wardruhc trunk. several
old trunks. beds and bedding. NlCtrola,
wash stand, bureau. writing desks.
chalrs. stands some cooking utensils.
vom,Il'% clothes. blankets, spreads,
raIi,t. SOM, antiques and lots oi other
lhlug. too numerous to mention.
TERMS. CASH ou day of sale.
EAEl. W. EkINkLEl
G,nrer Simpler. Nuctionrrr. nl2"-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
HELP WANTED - We have

positions tor two on three men who
Want steady year aiound work. Good
pay An essential industry with "N-
cen III post WuI prospects II interest
81 an onlN "a trm,urarv iuh do not
apply. y. T. Downing Company. Mil
TORT Tel, phuu,. 2aN a2o-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
m EMORIAM

IT, i"'ii& memory of our d"at wifi.
= ihH '.i"i h'', MarlI" T. CIrndatI,L
'" dri+'ri'd this htr Iuu- >. I'4l:
...."' h.'2 '"n 'N'r taxi away
:'' i".- h'sut holds dca.
r'Id .-ujo,l"- lu",r olrrv day
~ "'tHi4"ho" keeps her u,.l,.
l'l">'d Husband. Bupht.r~. Son
h-I.:'N Hnd ';r;,:acl IIdr"u 1tu
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
[ ARD OF THtNkS

We wish to express our anprc-
clatl"n ana thanks to our many
friends for cards and flowers in oul.
recent bereavement.
MIR. FRED BANNING
tip And son.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
MOTTO l.

Positively no hunting dogs al
Io"td /" roam OH my farm before
the 18th Ct Novcnlrr.
BURT DO\OVAN
81 Milford. DcI
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
OPENING.

Opening i'll Oak Orchard. Del.
June !, l9+'. BEKDEL-S EATING
HO' Sf- breakfasts and dinners
served; also rooms for rent. bv dav
or week. Opposite Spears Slol-.
l. "
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

WANTED To RENT / to Is room
hunGalo or house in or near Mil
lord. WIT" or pI."u" Eohclt T. Ben
mott. co Libby. Mcneil and Libby.
Houston. Phone Milford GUl ln21-2t
WANTED About !" arrc~ ul good
truck land. with ur without hou~,.. on
mann highway u"aI town. VIII rent
with option Of tuNjuG if land not for
-;lh. W nit" Box II. Chronicle. Milford.
nIN-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
IN MEMORIAM

J" -"''.t and lasting memory Of oar
50 .:.9-"'. 1arki. j .,ur. whom Oiod
CHti'd h"au" \iu> -. l"I3.
iI"" ""Iri3l\ tn" >hrphrrds keep
ji'Ht t'"rh Withiu thcji .-tght
3" l' '."a "; trj'~ u'"r His sh,cp and
@'l'id- thr'u day and night
10" shepherd numbers 1wlct - day.
li"" Hu' f~ hrn':tth his care.
H. know H any Fo a.tIuH.
~" VIII k-"r th'in sal" forever more.
.;talt .nis..rd icy Inns Grandparents s..
Nj. "id MIR. a. W INckri-ou. ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

WANTED Middle aI,. woman 10
hhd 10 two YOUNG children and do
iIFh' h"u>' work while mother works.
i;""m and hoard. plus weekly wages.
writ" Milford Chronicle. EoN .. Nil
ford. n1N-2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
PUBLIC SALE!

viii offer at Public Auction In"
Personal Property Of the late Regina
ISrInklcy al the corner OF Mulberry
and Willow streets. Milton. Delaware,
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Nt'lI( /.

| will not be Responsible Tor anv
pllls except thos" Incurred br
myself Edward Pepper .Ir.. Mil
Iu25-.itU
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
STATE OF DELAW ARE

Office Oi Secretary Oi state
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLI IION
To All Whom These Presents
Nav Come. Greetings:
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

= ", IN f.I'. @'o.ooo ai.. r.... .....
-, - =, ~. ,'.~' '"aW"u Anlton. in
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Rutgers Tomato Plants

Grown from certified seed strong
Stocky plants. Ready to set about May
2Hth. +. II. llamstrnd, Greenwood.
Del m2I-.;t
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Fresh Shelled Yellow Corn

erica. m2J-3t
FOR SALE EHSSincttr. Cal GS9 or
2ll : j.. Front street. Milford, after
, - IN ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
YOU BREAK AND BEND
We Weld and Nend

OAy-acetylene Welding, Cutting
amu Brazlng We specialize in
I. E'ectrlcaI Repairing Batteries :
Generators Magnetos.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
STANLEY HUNTER. Proprietor
Phone 3S7
one block east of First National
''''lIN. i22-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
For Sale TOMATO Plants,

grown 1f"m EIti,l~ ,,1t;h,d ...od.
Amy amount Ready May -. y e.
iI"U.~t'Hd. tiI"'.t.W",,d. lb'l.. n.:i CIV
,u~ Station Phone %9Hl Iul ZIP
FOE SALE, S.>,n room hon7,. "
puICh.~. lnte,- lot ilulI-,- ~: good con
dItiof Walk nciu.~ Ih. road and Nuu
arr In Milton. Il;ruk T. Nurkiuau. T.
.. bon ~ Ell, udalr b,l mt II
FOR SALE Cthud,r hu3jup har
;uI couprc~>oi. Willard battery and
p"fI"l.ttui t".tu!. also auto IHrf- Too
numerous {" :urnttui. call "N'ihI3-
John f.NhHfI. Gtt''fWu, ,j, lt'HyW.I'
mlN-it
rot SALE 'Id,aI t,urld5uY lois Ut
hHrrnli IhIcrs uu Chnll"~ -1;',l and
EildrhuIu aN,u.t". l.a-t ~,cui.u .tI,'!
block " hul, plut oI ~ulfl,- ltl~. - /;
Ench, y N"ulh Naiuu .lI,..,. NJ
luId mi II
FOR .AI.E TAo STAT brood, i
.tuN'>. 80" cHtctcltl. 'iuud i,pa,I SrN
rtHI 'Npr"S~ l''d'r~ .nd Mutcl
trouGh> Ouk dlulnr room suite, .trht
pieces. j DhNcl IltIltrd rhuu. Nll-
tom %Ni3 ilp
FOR SNAI.E - hp,~hl ls milue
WHEAT McCurulci>- Ip',.rl,a wheel
narrow. ! h.Hn pGllcI. hjgh ~ Il
Wizard Washing machine raIp,I
Sweeper. r. Davis Watson. E'dtr
Seek. Njliutd II
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
CT STON MATCHING w

Tut etH, 1:td Saturday Phone ~
Scaihor"uAh Hatchery. Milford t23-tI
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
" ANTED - RYE 1914

''i a." i'Ia'h WiI~"t i',.Ir~. d,uv-
'' "i'''. = T. Iliuiick ti,d-
!u24-.l
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

FOR SALE Onr 3-uuit D,I.HNal
e., l,Ctrlc m'llicr, stainless, steel pHlls,
one lGiINlnald electric hot water heat
tr. II milk cams. straurr=. huckrtS.
etc. onc Team Wilson milk cabinet
tNp" milk cooler ono hay fork. com
pltt"; on" John Drcr. rrdue ploW uur
Mccormick b"triuG riding cuitiNntur.
one horse cart. ON" Iron Nsr potato
planter. onr l-roW trllIllItt diStIihu-
Milton. pcl u21-3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
AlES L: I IEllT1'

N.IN''lII. II''I' N:iIu
lbCkrI -Du !:iUS., NutilUutt.l.r ma - =
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

WANTED M:,u or lauill to t,.rld Ia
chickens tiood salary. Good tuul room
huN.r ant pl'it> Inia'.t I,t",. Joshua
H.t-tlp
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Administrative Sale
of Valuable
Personal Property

"ill OFF, at ruhlic Auction. tn,
I'r|o nal Property of the late CIlttnr,
= Nprnc''r, 1T thr Joseph carey Farm
"it mil" south al Milton. ON thu Mil
ION lInl l...enm HlEMMnN. on
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

WILLIAM j. STOREY
Secretary Of State
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
CHRISTIE BREEDERS FOR

: \l.E Ru"~tor$. 1t months old NJ
MG' 'iIh"i~ Miif"rd rh"u" 2llE.
IulN-tI
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
IN MEMORIAM

In m."u.ory Of our -,op-lnthor. VII
yam ~ H.. r.. 'h''"n. who passed away May
''"''. fr"tH u-. hut i,ay.e sweet ,cou-
Death can '".v'l taxi, away the o...
Ne l"..d So d..af
Sim ChIlAr..n
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

ANTEI- Women To operate light
tna' tunes. tiue and hurrng. Goud
post war possibilities Experience not
u"c"SS;tlN. can hctW,o-u lo -. IN. and
. =. IN. Ask for Mr.. Frank or Mr..
Galloway. Delaware Aircraft Indus
ltlcS. me, 'iIttuNuud mi y u
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

E0oS'. EHNNTHl"d. UNts r q = NTI-
ford, Blown or sold hy lag ur cattu,
Also ceiling materials Whulrealr or
rrtlil. Gror>. r. Mackllu tumpauy.
Milford. Phone %"3 lu2i
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
LONG LEAF PINE Wanted

Ia five foot l"uethS, rough. peeled or
with bark On. Delivered our Yard at
ftII'nd"ie call t3lIt% or G3llH, Mil
l"rd. iIl"ndalc Excelsior Company.
Inc. Ellrudak. m23- II
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

FOR SALE Three range shelters.
metal roofs. lS-foot \ lS-foot Several
hundred feet OF heavy chicken wire
Del m2I- ZIP
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
CLOVER HAY - 80 TONS

EMETSN 'I0NoI NIN WI ~ I0I -"I',
when ready L. tal. C).:,u all clover
Place. ord.r u"W T. l.. ktltz. Gr""il-
wood PHONE 27u3 a2u- u
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

FOR SAl.E-Thrrc new style Mad
dim lamps, gasoline washer motor. )
mont hS old hrifcr :. II. Burns. Gra-
vel I'M. K. No. ). Phone GcorgttoWn
J1Jl. ln25- 81
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
FOR SALE


FnE SALE Eyr Orval Ash Green
WuUd, II, T. InlX-9t
Inr SALE SOY hraus. :lwood
M.IL Milford. Ihon. 5A9Jl m25-2tp
FOR SALE Soy beans. CASTOR Sa-
hinr. Shawn"" Road. Milford 1t
FOR SALE n Tu&rdo suit size. 3G,
good coalition. Phone Milford u. ltp
FOR SALE burner ctri,. hot
rh't.s. $3.50. Prtorman's. Milford. Del
FOR SALE-unc y volt electric
iron. rritIilt P"trrmun'S Milford. Del
Itp
FOR SALE Two COWS. HOPKINS
I;roth'rs. rhon" 257A. Harhcson.
a27-tI
ONE CRIB OF CORN For
SALE L. @. Mai. Grrrnwood. Del
m25-.tp
FOK SALE Singer sewing machine.
stella Wright Milford. Route ,. Del.
u2l-tf
FOR SALE DrI.aval mixer. two
unit. Doug Fry. Milford. Phone 372
,ul1-.t
FOR Kt,NT-Itoon. man preferred
III ;. T.. Front street. Milford. can
-. lnlS-2t
FOR SALE-IIrart~ Of Cold can
taI"ur. seed. T.. /. Shaw. Harrington.
ll'L aG-tf
FOR SALE sweet potato plants.
J. II. E,d@'lI, 'iI"cnWoud, Del Phone
.!1"&. In21-2tp
FOR SALE one so. 20 Intcrna-
tional combine. John w Burris. Mil
ford ml8-3t
Fresh ShelIed Yellow Corn
FOR SALf,-J. T.. Hendricks. Fred
erica m25-3t
FOl; SALE I;assincttc can GS9 or
2ll :. T.. Front street Milford, after
> p IN. ltp
FOR SAl.F. Winter Oats. BARLEY.
N'tch, Rye. Walton Owens. Bridge
willie. D,l O2O-tf
2,o"o halrs Floyd y. TuIl Phone 45%2
\, afford. p"l. a27-Nt
-OI; SALE Fresh frozen Squid. u.
j. SEca. i'hor. G6oI;2l. Cedar Beach
Road. Milford. mi-tf
tOE SALE New .. tomato has
kcts, he. Z. K; Brown Company.
Wyumlup. Del mlS-2t
<oE SALE Sweet potato plants. ,
varieties. Charles IL. Carpenter. Lin
colin. -, loWarc. m2I- II
FOR SALE Euldiup lot. Kings
highway, ~ foot front, Dr, clyde
Nelson. Milford mis- q
FOR SALE Oldsruobil,. sedan
one McCotmick lnuWcr Albert NJ.
lodri. ,irc,nW ood m2l-2tp
rOE SALE Sweet potato sprouts.
Francis: pnisrI, Franktord. Del
lhour EodurN @0NG m25-2tp
FOR SALE Black Wilson SOY beans
r9lc"u'd Tor seed. Truitt Webb.
Milford Phone 15"It. al3-7t
.OI: SALE Black Wilson Soy Bean
Seed Stat, Tested. Wilson Hatfield,
Greenwood. D,.IHWnrc nl4 If
ItOE SALE White Holland Turkey
.crS. Mrs. I;tur. Holland. MaloSS"S
Mil. q. orG, town. prL mlN-2tp
FOX SALE. l"'Sh' HN !Nfl !"'Il' =
wood folding rh;itS Mrhlnan'S. North
Walnut street Milford ltp
FOR SAI.h.-Asparagu~ hy tn" bush
,l for freezing Herman w. Sharp.
Milford. Phone 3i9W. 1tp
FOR SALE T. Huber tractor Also
2A-inch Ruulcy wheat thrt$hcr G. T.
ppSil.- i'rtdcrIc:t. Del mo ltp
FOR SALE SiN extra nice Per
rhrr,n colts > years old in May. Large
good lrs.S and feet color bay. Nour
choice. for 50 90 l.. l.. Carlisle, Fred
+r,ra. Del mll II
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

" \%TfIl \ VII. good cook tl:.,-
i'''L t'"S"ii;tI". '.le. u,u uIcr, fl:iH
It'i h.' >rh .t'rauutlu E,lpt Stevens.
VI Bond. lD,l -.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
WANTED

Ny TED -,u.pou la,... t.,... ..,-.-.
- =, ~. ,'.o' '"aWeII, Annoa. D.l
WANTED r.ckIrs 4-d r--,-- -
- -" pickles. Q W. uav5s AI,f"td
f2-t
w, ", - it.i' IA engineer 1or flcr0rI
%i.I,n... "Ii''. l"-'. Milford t'hiunlcI,
---- 1nI>-a'
MEN W ANTED Good
VI 't,,,.4 S''':'| work. Lol,'t', Nm~.ty.
----- m'-'l
N t:l' a.ooo poa,d> turkey
=, =, 10 II. Ernest c"nu.u. llir~,'.
- mIl-iut
N.\\TEb-N machau~, fo, t.rfn-,
"'' p" " iIt' H"N lo-I:. MH.to.d CfI"il-
.-LI'''d iuI>-&t
WANTED Sal.~ lob on N. r1-1
It'< - Writ IIairn-tou T. .
- : - N.lL'-. tll>-2tp
" \\TF.l'- ,ecoud h.,i.d bath ma
AH'' With. -" Wa~h.n.,luf. -r,,..,
N.!i"ia. HON - mj>.sr
WANTED Wmtr---,-- GOOD Lo-n-
:. :, ,.'"i'> J"h, good ~aEuH Arph thIrk'.
- Restaurant. Dover. CuH 49, .,27-,f
WANTEI'. H"lp 10 work il, saw min
3" N""H,. Douglas Moig:,n. Lin
COIN I'.t ihuln- Milford G-IJu isI-tf
WANTEp-T Two old ladl,~ IN m,
h"I"' Il" rai'' loI :lm - ul4rtI..;,I
=. Mhn' k.utou. Masuolu.
" ANTEl1- Ten iuru. sood Waa,s
ni'ntN "i over ,lIn, Al.Hll.. rn.llr,y
"i, panN. Diro'ItW ood Phou. 2>Il.
" W\NTEb Chn.rar, in:,n ~ Iodrr
' +''> NHh r, at uEht~ fu-d WI
~. "@ IHidIIiam aN,uu,. AGlium
MA\TI.h T,u ,->I,.I,rn-.d s,.v,t~
=" ""'N on ndl,~ Iaaina- Ip,-l,r,i
'I'i'"l"'l3t'u9 toupaIN. Gr,., uWurd
81
WANTED = RYE - 1911
'I"i+ ai." I;Iach Wtl~on l:,.,n~ d,N-
'l''' al One" , 4. Il'rarlch.. rt,.d-
'''' sft2a-.a
WASTED \ VII. .,od ,uok r,....-
l''HI r'"-oiI,hl,. ,.Ie. am u,.l,' i.,rl
~ h.' N,h t'rlilnr,u EaIph ~lrN,.u~.
,l-'l'.l,.. III 1tr
hNTEb VA ,<I.Ii,.ilr,d 1n,Inail
I"i I1rl"iA W"ik "n uIl ntuujn!. hoI
'i " il' l:"N Io y. Milford Chruii-
ieh.. AhtIurd mis- =
WANTED Nan lo s,l>. rs rll4id
~ @'.>'N count, PRISON Apply in p.r.-
."t :" - 'tatN at Coml iiuli.,. ul.
N"i"'h ~ J'u Iu25 y
WANTED Good caun,t> E4ri. tHeh-
'.i cash llic" paId. uullmlI,.d uu4ntl-
i.'.- it'' d.-d Wr,rr luN l.. Milford
'HI"Hirh. Milford m25-ti
WANTED Children L. t,uali. :rN
~. Ia country home. nice. suiIoul,t-
u.a- VIII" Ms Etlfha GliIlIu. =. ..
Eos 500, FELTON, b1 u2u-tt
W \>TEH Help i..nah,. y lit.
r"u"|'. L" r"l-, hrull,.rs Me. apart
in'tt Good LAY. Wrlr l:oN T.. Mil
'"ld th"nlcIr, Milford fnI>-2t
WASTED Experienced ~t,fuulaIh-
=. N,E in uilc.. of lrIiIllz,-r ouln-
r1n> 'i"od h"ui>. good pas Nr1,. 1o
I.p. .3'". \lltuid Post Ofhr.. n25-tt
WANTED Good DIP, ud..l,l,. man
I" t"ud to l>.Uoo hnu>, ul hrollcr~
Nri} &u"d Mage. WIu VI Robinson.
VI g,
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
NOTICE

NoTlCE-Will buy All oId paper nt
W. East street. Milford William lass.
ai-tf
NOIl +. Cash paid :ur good used
cars and junktrs See Gross. fredcrica
al3-3>tp
NpIl''E Auto loans. rcfilnuciue.
ht."i"'," 6 Edgar Wood, lu3 Church
street. MIil"rd, lp"l Phone II uN-tI
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
FOR RENT

For RENT Stoi" at ; y. w. Front
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Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
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one Ur9"d to participate in meet
ms To discuss the peace proposals
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bI"in. others are sponsored by
community groups.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
ATTENTION

flifS Us Your grain.
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Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

WANTED Men. Milling aud drill
press operators. E.NprtIrnc" not nee
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t"r Mr.. Frank or Mr. Galloway. D,la-
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Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
DAIRY MEN

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
Miss DiPiefro Is
 Honored At Party


 A miscellaneous shower in the form of garden party was held Sunday afternoon September 9th, in compliment to Miss Margaret DiPietro at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph DiPietro of Wildemere avenue. Miss DiPietro, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Anthony DiPietro, Elk avenue, whose marriage to Olindo Mancini of Oakville takes place in the early fall received many beautiful gifts. A buffet supper was served picnic style.
 Guests present were: Mrs. Ellen Davies, Mrs. Jack Gresswell, Miss Eva Greenwood, Mrs. Nick DiPietro, Mrs. Anthony DiModugno, Mrs Louis DiPietro, Mrs. Ernest Dipletro, Mrs. Toni DiPietro, Mrs. Laura Di- Pietro, Mrs. Jennie DiPietro, Mrs. Martha DiPietro, Mrs. Mary Di- Pietro, Mrs. Anthony DiPietro Mrs. Anthony Ritucci, Mrs. Joseph Par zaile.
 Mrs. Michael Jaretty, Mrs. Paul Ruzzo, Mrs. Nicol Massa. Mrs. An- thony Biacardi, Mrs. Harry Dicos- tango, Miss Marie Biancardi, Miss Lucy Dipietro. Miss Janet Vaill, Miss Shirley DiPietro, Miss Helen Ritucci, Miss Marjorie DiPietro, Mrs. Joseph Kairawicz, Mrs. Joseph DiPietro, Miss Paula Ruzzo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
Mothers Club
 Hold Meeting

Last evening a meeting of the Sts. Peter and Paul's Church Moth CTS Club was held, Mrs. Marcel Young presiding, and chaplain Rev. James Woods was present.
 Mrs. Young, president, appoint ed a nominating committee to present a slate of officers at the October 10 meeting. The commit tee is Mrs. Henry Rochette, Mrs. Charles Mccarthy, Mrs. Edward Cook and Mrs. Harry Cashin. { Reports were read by the treas- urer, Mrs. William Keaveney and secretary, Mrs. Francis Blum, and Mrs. Blum also read letters to the club from boys in the service who had received presents from the club Mrs. Thomas Thomas has been made a new member of the club.
 Recently the club presented the church with a service flag with 347 blue stars and gold stars, rep resenting the boys in service of the parish,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
Dance Series To
 Open Saturday

The seasons dance series of the Youth Recreation Committee will begin Saturday evening at the State Armory on Field street at S:30 p. m, Joseph LaMattino, and his High School Orchestra will furnish music and William Smith will be master of ceremonies.
 Committee members are, Michael Carusillo, chairman; Joseph Scias- cia, co-chairman; Lois Cameron, secretary; Barbara Mckee, treasurer. Other chairman for the affair are, Louis Tortora, refreshments; Car mine Capozzi, checking; Domenic speranzo, door. Also, Elaine Turner, Betty Phelan, Ruth Cameron, Jean ne Montambault, Mary Rayel, Fran cis Murphy. Jack Conway, Richard Stannard and Bill Smith.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
Gertrude Larson
 Feted At ShOwer
Studio.

A miscellaneous shower was held for Miss Gertrude R. Larson, Wood- tick road, who is to be married Sat- urday to John J. Kearney MM2/c, by a group of friends at the home of MT. and Mrs. Stephen DesRoches, Elk avenue.
 The following guests attending were as follows: MT. and Mrs, Frank Leary, MT, and Mrs. George D'Vileskis, MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Kennedy, Mir. and Mrs. Stephen Culbert, Mir. and Mrs. Silas Haynes, Miss Helen Preach, Joseph Donahue Einar Larson, Grace George, Ste- phen George, Rita Kearney, MT. and Mrs. Edward Nelson, MT. and Mrs. Merton D. Pennington, MT. and Mrs Daniel Connors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
Miss Mary Wieder1an
 Presided At Session

Miss Mary Wiedeman, noble grand, president at the first fall meeting last night of Winona Re- bekah Lodge, l. o. o. F., at odd Fellows Hall. The review obliga- tion was conferred on all attend ing by Mrs. Margaret Cooper, vice. noble grand.
 An invitation was received from Nosahogan Lodge, No. p, I. o. O. F.. to attend the tooth anniver- sary celebration in Masonic Temple, Sept. 22 at 8 p. m. Admission is by ticket only. A social and lunch followed the session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
Unico Clubs Plan
 NeIU Britain Meeting

The Waterbury Unico club held a meeting at the Hotel Elton and chose A. William Daddona, Dom- enic Castellano and Joseph Rem zoni, a sdelegates to the national Unico Club convention that is toh be held Saturday and Sunday in New Britain.
 The annual election will be held next month and Tax Collector Hum bert Mangini, Pasquale DeCicco and Paul Puzzo were chosen to a nominating committee to select can- didates for the election.
 At the meeting movies were shown by Fred Lux of his recent trip to Germany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
Miss Mary Shea
 Was Initiated

Mrs. Mary Lynch, a Gold Star Mother of World War II, was a member of class initiated into It. Shea Auxiliary, Veterans of For ign Wars, at a meeting last eve- ming. A delegation will attend testimonial dinner at the Hotel Bond, Hartford, Oct. 18th, for John Nicholson of Bridgeport, depart ment commander and Mrs. Lucy Brewer of Hartford, department president. Reports were given on rehabilitation by Mrs. Helen Brophy and on welfare by Mrs. Augusta Espelin. President Ann Cinitis pre- sided.