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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-31
POinciana Mass
Meeting Tonight

City Commissioner Louis Car
bOnell will be the speaker of the
evening tonight at the mass
meeting on housing and employ
ment to be held by the Poin-
ciana project residents in their
Community Hall at 1880 p. m.
Dwight Hunter, Director of Re
creation, is expected to preside.
An invitation to attend has been
extended also to Wallace B.
Kirkc, Director of the Key West
Housing Authority, who went to
Washington a few days ago to
check with National Housing
Agency on the Poinciana hous-
ing crisis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-31
Funeral Services To Be
Held TODAY For Child

Henry F. Sawyer, Jr., infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Saw
yer, died yesterday. The child
was three weeks old.
Funeral services are being held
at 4 pm. today in the family plot
of the City Cemetery. Rev. J.
B. Reid, pastor of the Fleming
Street Methodist Church, is Off
ciating.
Survivors include the parents;
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
nell Sawyer and Ernest Cook.
PritchaFd Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-31
Three Killed
In Bombing OF
R@ming House

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-31
THREATENs COUNCIL

JEHUSALEM.-The rs mem
bers of the JEWISH Timer Council
received a note today from the
Jewish underground threatening
them with violence if they did
not discontinue their action in
aiding the British government in
its attempts to apprehend Jewish
terrorists.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-31
TRUMAN TO VOTE

Observation-Disclosures H.
S. Truman is scheduled to leave
here by train late this afternoon
for his home in Independence.
Mo. The object of his visit is to
cast an absentee vote in the cleo
ton to be held next Tuesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-31
CTS
Here's Your Man!

\ Veteran Of The Fighting 5th
Air Force in the South Pa
cifiC.
\ 10 Combat Stars.
4 Make Him Your Represen-
tative in Washington.
X He is Interested in the Roll
CALI.
\ A Vote for CURTIS Is A
Vote for 2-PARTY SYSTEM
OF GOVERNMENT.
4 Abolish Deficit Spending
X Establish Balanced Budget
4 Opponent of Peace time
Consumption.
4 Get the Government Out
of Business, and Put Some
Business Into Government.
4 Return to Constitutional
Government.
THE American Way"
Vote November 9Th
REGARDLESS OF HOW YOU
ARE REGISTERED
Democrats Republicans
Independents
Forget Party Lines and
Vote AS Americans
.(Paid Political Advertisement
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-31
Feathers For Watches

WARSAW. -(AP)- Poland is
getting watches from Switzer-
land in exchange for feathers.
Fifty tons of feathers have been
delivered to the Swiss for the
first consignment of watches, to
wholesale at $40 each.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-31
Late Bulletins
3 KILLED BY MINE
(By Associated Pressl

ATHENS.-A small motor yes
sci struck a mine off the coast of
Greece this morning. and five
aboard the boat were killed and
three injured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-31
TRUMAN TELLS con.
CRESSMAN.ELECT ~
SYMPATHIZES WITH
KEY WESTERNS LOUIS
CARBONELL SIZES Wis
TING SMATHERs

Assurance from Washington II
no further reduction N civiiisn
personnel at the Naval Base Col
lowing the expected January cat.
was brought here yesterday ~
Congressman-elect George Smath-
ers.
Shortly after his plane landed
at Meacham Field. Smathers Cpn
ferred with City Commissioner
Louis Carbouell and said that BEE
had spent a. minutes with Presi-
dent Harry S. Truman during
which they discussed Key West
employment and housing prob
lens. The interview occurred
about three weeks ago.
The President SAID that be was
in sympathy with Key Wcstega
and would help the city ln every
way he could. Smathers reported
Following has visit to the White
House. the Congressman elect
consulted for half an hour with
Secretary OF the Navy Jancs i
Forrcstal. who agreed o. direri
his attention 10 the civilian em-
plOyment situation at the keY
West Naval Base.
Forrostal also advised Smaiiem
to sec Assistant Secretary ~ tlte
Navy Kenny for a detailed e.
view Of the Key West situstiuu
Kenny said that ~ least 1000 e.
william employees would bee retain
ed at the base after January !.
CThe anticipated cut uf $50 ia
January will leave 1890 civiliaus
at the base)
Might Find Work
The assistant secretary also inla
Smathers That there Is q good
chance thas tlnlse who a8selt be
dismissed Will find cmplpl mpui
at BoCa ChiCa nr elsewhere in us-
val employment Regarding CO.
william housing here. be- todd
Smathcrs that the pDIncisua
project will remain "a8 a' tn
civilian status and wlll mot be
seized for service personnel Ken
ny later wrote Smathcrs confirm
ing the conversation and the
Congressman. eject hruGstt s COPY
of a letter with hum yesterday
Smathcrs and Cuhnu,II rt.tr7
upon Capt w A Sluntcl 5ub
marine Base commanding officer
yesterday 90 acquaIut thcm.cives
with civilian employment pIp.-
poets. The interview revealed
that the Sub-Bs.o cumu ,udsu.
had once been asked. al s vlt
of some admlals tp KEY West
to operate the submarine base
with 90 civilians.
Capt Saunders D. r"pptri IY
have answered that such O. Ie.
quest was inCpncclrtDl'. .rsIug
that he needed 80 alI TIME 1000
civilians to opcrat" lho bs., AIDE
quatcly Subsequently hr gas
informed by the Navy Depart
CONTINUED nn Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-31
Is KTLLEp IN RIOT

CALCUTTA.-Nineteen were
killed and more than 40 injured
in rioting here yesterday between
Hindus and Moslems.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-31

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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-28
High School Chatter
BY Clara Blevins

ed of Mrs. Hoachlander, who enact
ing the part of the mother, and
June Martin in the role of Michael.
Mrs. Charles Morrison, representing
the Parent-Teacher Association, and
Mrs. Nora Snyder, principal of the
Surrey School and President of the
Washington County Teachers As
ISOLATION, were guest speakers.
On Thursday, November IA, a
humorous skit concerning home
safety, LA leila Speaks" was en-
acted by Phyllis Miner, as La leila;
Jerry Poffenberger, Barber; Mary
Stottlemyer, Mother, and Phyllis
Hoffman, as Junior. William G.
Diehl, Director of Secondary Edu-
cation for Washington County, was
guest speaker.
Concluding the programs, a short
dramatization about the value of the
dollar in education, Dollar and
Sense" was presented Friday, No
vember Is. The cast consisted Of:
Narrator, Jay Auxt; skekptical
citizen, David Cianelli; superinten-
dent, Joe Snyder; and caveman,
Jonas Eshelman. DR.. James Mile
han, principal of the Hagerstown
High School, was the guest speaker.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-28

Etna, and Mr.. Leroy p. Horst, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bares Horst, of
Clear Springs, were married on No
vember Ia, at the home of the Rev.
Luther Miller, Hamilton Boulevard,
HagerstoWn.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-28
Recent Weddings

Miss Mary Ruth Sweigert, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Charles E. Sweigert,
Summit avenue, and the late Mr..
Sweigert, became the bride of Will
liam H. Cochran, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Cochran, Randolph avenue on
November %. The wedding took
place at the Emmanuel Ev. U. B.
Church, with the single ring cere-
mony being performed by the Rev.
DR.. Paul E. Holdcraft.
Mrs. Cochran was graduated from
the Hagerstown High School, class
of 1941, and attended the Columbia
Business College. At the present
time she holds a secretarial position
with the w. F. Prior Company
Also a graduate of the local high
school, Mr.. Cochran was placed on
inactive duty as a pilot officer earlier
this year after So months service, 25
of which were spent overseas.
Following a wedding trip to Flor
ida, Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran will be at
home, after December IS, at III
Randolph Avenue.
Mrs. Irene Shank Lewis of Hag-
erstoWn, became the bride of Stew
art M. Roth, also of HagerstoWn, at
single ring ceremony performed on
November % at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Winger Shank, Summit Ave
nue., with the Rev. William NJ Nor
ment, pastor of the First Christian
Church, officiating.
Following wedding trip to Dali
las, Texas, the cuple will be at home,
after December l, at their residence,
iii Hamilton Boulevard.
Mrs. Roth was formerly employed
as a telephone operator at the Hotel
Alexander. Mr.. Roth is superintend-
ent of locomotive performances at
the Western Maryland Railroad.
The wedding of Miss Orvetta
Louise Williams to Mr.. Harold Eu-
gene Miller was solemnized at
Christ's Evangelical and Reformed
Church, on November %, with the
Rev. Gordon Sperry, assistant pas
tor, performing the double ring
ceremony.
The couple were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Cletus Fowler, of Hagers-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-28

Mrs. Gladys Brandt, this city, has
announced the marriage of her
daughter, Marian, to Mr.. Eugene l..
Wade, son of Mrs. Bertha Davis,
Baltimore, which took place in Balti-
more, October 10, with the Rev.
Howard Reitze, officiating.
Mrs. Wade is former employe of
the Pangborn Corporation.
Mr.. Wade, also formerly of this
city, is now employed at the Bethle-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-28

ter of Mr.. James H. Stevenson and
the late Mrs. Stevenson, attended
st. Mary's Catholic School and has
been employed at McCrory's Store.
Mr.. Campbell, who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence o. Camp
bell, is an employee of the Fairchild
Aircraft Division. A graduate of Ha-
gerstown High School, he is a vet
eran of four years service, with
twenty months overseas duty.
After a wedding trip to New York
City the couple will be at home at
27 Lincoln Avenue.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-28

The newspapers called this a
"freak" accident, but the fact is
that "driverless" cars are common
among the causes of 34,5O0 deaths
in IL months.
For any car is "driverless'' when
the driver isn't there" due to
doing, daydreaming, or drinking.
One second Of inattention at 50
miles an hour means 73 feet with
out a driver.
"H you are sleepy, pull off the
road and rest"
IF you drive. don't drink; if you
drink, don't drive"
The ab0re messags is from LumbeT"iens
current Saturday EUeDing Post safety
statement
Insurance to meet your needs at
lowest possible cost" is the guild
ing principle of this agency.
In addition to automobile insur.
ance, we offer you all forms OF
casualty insurance including -
Workmen's Compensation. Bonds
Boiler and Machinery Bur.
glary Accident General and
Personal Liability. Consult with
us on your insurance needs.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-28

hem Ship Yards.
The couple will make their home
in Baltimore.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-28

Miss Frances Irene, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Mellott, Mt.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-28

town.
Mrs. Miller, who is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson, of Lett
ersburg, has made her home in Hag-
erstown while in the employ of
Fairchild Aircraft Division.
Mr.. Miller, who is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry E. Miller, of Ran
som, w. Va, is a graduate of the
Charles Twn, w. Va. High School A
sergeant in the Army, Mr.. Miller,
will report to the West Coast shortly
for overseas assignment.
Following a short wedding trip,
the bride will continue to live in
Hagerstown until she is able to join
her husband overseas.
Miss Madalyn Vashti Wells, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Thomas I. Wells and the
late Mr.. Wells, became the bride of
Mr.. John Charles Haeknel, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haeknel, of
Muskegon, Mich, in a double ring
ceremony performed at the Boons-
boro Lutheran Church, November
| %, by the Rev. Donald Stonesifer.
The brides cousin, Miss Agatha
Marie Ramsburg, acted as matron of
honor and Mr.. Thomas c. Henry was
best man.
| Both Mr.. and Mrs. Haeknel are
employed by Fairchild Aircraft Di-
vision.
The marriage Of Miss Frances
Snowberger, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles V. Snowberger, of
Waynesboro, to Mr.. John w. Sen
sabaugh, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Senasbaugh, of Ringgold, took place
on November II, at the Union
Church, Ringgold, with the Rev.
j. Irwin Thomas, pastor, officiating.
The bride was attended by Miss
Hilda Oliver and Mrs. Helen Kriner.
Mr.. Leo Kriner acted as best man
and the ushers were the Messrs.
John and Frank Newcomer both
of Ringgold.
Mrs. Sensabaugh, who is a gradu-
ate of the Whitmer High School,
Toledo, Ohio, is employed in the
offices of the Lands Machine Com
pany, Waynesboro.
Mr.. Sensabaugh, who is employed
at the Kriner-B rookins Garage,
Waynesboro, attended the Washing
ton County Schools and is a veteran
of 27 months in the USING, with
two years active duty in the South
Pacific theatre and China.
In a ceremony performed at the
Church of God, on November Is,
Miss Doris Jones, this city, became
the bride of Corporal Jack A. Shock
ley, of West Branch, Mich, with
the Rev. George A. Harne reading
the single ring ceremony.
The couple were attended by Miss
Annabelle Burns and Mrs, Donald
A. Cooper.
Mrs. Shockley is an employe of
the Hagerstown Rubber Company
and the groom is stationed at the
Marine camp near Thurmont.
Following Corporal Shockley's dis
charge from the service the couple
will make their home in West
Branch, Mich.
At nine o'clock Nuptial Mass,
celebrated at ST. Mary's Catholic
Church on November 20, Miss Mary
Margaret Stevenson, Hagerstown,
became the bride of Mr.. Lawrence
o. Campbell, Jr., also of this city.
The single ring ceremony was read
by the Rev. FIR. Charles Dausch, in
the presence of the immediate fam
lily and friends.
Mrs. Robert Wagner, a sister of
the bridegroom, was matron of honor
and Mr. Wyatt WarrenfeltZ, this city,
served as best man.
1 Mrs. Campbell, who is the daugh-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18

Dy ln& CLARK RESTAURANT ss Bishop Street Waterbury D1oR1o RESTAURANT Waterbury CoLUCCI's RESTAURANT se4 Bank Street Waterbury COLONIAL BoTTL1NG WORKS ass Washington Street Waterbury CASINO GARDEN RESTAURANT 12s North Elm Street Waterbury BYRNEs1DE TOOL CO.,. INC. so Benedict Street BRAS PHARMACY PAP East Main Street CHARLES PACKAGE STORE Waterbury ACME CLEANERS & OVERS Waterbury THE CHINA INN fl Harrison Avenue Waterbury BURDETTE'S DRY CLEANERS 3o Washington Street Waterbury YELLOW CAB COMPANY 10 Bank street Waterbury BREWSTER ELECTRIC APPLIANCE co. s3s North Main St. ANDY's s TEXACo SERVICE STATION s32 Main Street Waterbury SAFETY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY co. A Central Avenue RAMBo COMPANY, Sewer & Water Contractors 1917 North Main Street Waterbury EDWARD E. MRAZ Contractor & Builder 353 Circular Avenue STRATToNs RESTAURANT IS Park Place HAMILTON THEATER I7as East Main Street RELIABLE WINDOW CLEANING co, a2 Bank street FALCON BAKING COMPANY i22 school Street FRo-JoY ICE CREAM co, INC. ITS Waterto"n Avenue Waterbury NAUGATUCK WATER COMPANY 25o Meadow street sHEARER HARDWARE a3 Main Street THOMAS IACovINo, Garage 3e Robinson Street TRUCK DRIVERS LOCAL NO e77 tt7 East Main street Waterbury EAGLE OIL COMPANY 351 watertown Avenue WATERBURY MODEL BAKERY, ING 8 North Elm Street BERNARD E. AvCoLLIE, Electrical Contractor 332 West Main street BOSTON CLOTHING COMPANY aa4 North Main Street Waterbury LAKES AUTO BODY & PAINTING CO.,, ING 459 Meadow Street WATERFOWL AVE ESso SERVICE 22o Watertown Ave. Waterbury ROBERT l. GooDENoUGH CO 29 Ponham Court MAGNATI's PACKAGE STORE 776 North Main Street Waterbury PICARELLI PHARMACY, INC. :T5 south Main Waterbury CORNELIUS J. MoYNIHAN Restaurant PA Baldwin Street Waterbury DUNNE BROS AUToMoTIvE SERVICE 1911 south Main Street Waterbury 5 HANRAHAN' S PHARMACY 19S Walnut Street
  HIGHLAND MARKET $40 Highland Avenue Waterbury LOCKWOOD SIGN CO., 35 Street
  CARTER CARBUREToR SERVICE Main Waterbury DIAMOND T. Waterbury, Sales & Service Infn yatta
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18

Waterbury JOHN MAss1Mo Meats & Groceries BIS Congress Avenue HILLSIDE RESTAURANT 1s1 Willow Street JoHNsoN's USED CARS AND PARTS 1908 North Main Street Waterbury DANCES COFFEE sHOPPE t42 Union Waterbury sANDITZ LIQUOR STORE 1!2 M North Main Street THE IMMACULATE CLEANERS 50 Mill Street Waterbury MANUFACTURERS REUPHoLsTERING CO., Waterbury INDUSTRIAL Overall Dry Cleaning & Suppl, !so4 Thomaston Avenue Waterbury KoHR BROTHERS FROZEN cUsTARD Waterbury EGAN's DINER SIS West Main Street Waterbury HARRY E. LEONARD, cPA 43 East Main Street GENES SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION s4 Waterbury CAPoZZI CLEANERS & OVERS @.t.."srs %S Congress Avenue FOREST CITY EXPRESS W"terb"rs ns,s Srrss' MURPHY ADVERTISING COMPANY III West Main Street Waterbury PORTER STREET RESTAURANT 39 West Porter Street Waterbury CANIo PETRUZZI Meats & Groceries Waterbury M. J. KAMATIs Contractor & Builder "aadlenur, "daa.a,1a,, MIKE s MEAT MARKET 7ss North Main Street wnterbur, DINovA's Four Corner Store, Groeeries-Meat aisdlesur" "1rs'' FRANK PEPE, INC, Wholesale Grocer Waterbury JOSEPH PEPE, Fruit & Produce Chataed Avenue Waterbury WALNUT RESTAURANT 233 W ninut Street Waterbury MACDERMID, ING, Chemicals Huntingdon Avenue Waterbury vANAssE ICE & OIL COMPANY i72 south Elm Street Waterbury PERAzz1N1 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Waterbury RELIABLE ROOFING COMPANY PTS Cherr, Street CHRISTIAN BRAUN, Plumbing & Heating 6a keefe Street Waterbury MANOR GREENHOUSES 175 Meriden Rond Waterbury FRANK s PACKAGE STORE ts5 North Main Street Waterbury MISS OLGA's BEAUTY SALON a8 Worth Main Street Waterbury MAE McGRATHs BEAUTY SALON st3 Bank Waterbury JIMMY'S BILLIARD PARLOR t24 North Mnin Street Waterbury STAR CLOTHING co. 314 North Main Street Waterbury SIMON GOLDMAN, Dealer in Metals 24 East Hawkins Street. Waterbury BAR-WORK MFG CO., is4 Railroad Hill Street Waterbury CIRCLE OIL GO. off Todd Road Waterbury FA1RLAWN AUTO PAINTING co. Road
  KAY CURTAIN SHOP south Main Waterbury COMMERCIAL IRON & METAL co.
  Waterbury C. F. PRoBST MFG. co. 53O WatertOwn Avenue Waterbury NICK DI MICHELE'S MARKET Main Waterbury JOES SERVICE STATION
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18

gned Civ |AMES WILL APPEA JOSEPH s TAJ1LDEEN, Confections a5a East Main Street Waterbury KLAUDIAs s BEAUTY SALON 6 Oak Street Naugatuck BILLS TAVERN n City DUFFY's RESTAURANT Nsn.st"sE ,o2 MntsE Street VALLEY GRAIN & SUPPLY COMPANY Naugatuck sHEEHYs TAVERN 2as Hamilton Avenue Waterbury THREE OAKS PRIVATE HOSPITAL PIatts Mills THOMAS F MORAN SONS, INC. q WeIton Street Waterbury YOUNG AUTO SUPPLY, INC. IS Brown Street Waterbury GEORGE WIGeLEswoRTH & SON, INC. 1G3 Maple Naugatuck LANGsToN's RADIO SHOP 7os Main Street Watertown STAR SUPER MARKET ,s1 RoseIand Avenue Waterbury MUsANTE HERMAN & sTEINBERG l3 Field Street Extension Waterbury UNION TIRE SERVICE 56 Willow Street Waterbury SABOLS RESTAURANT 629 North Main Street Waterbury LEDoUX Swiss Screw Machine Products Co. 40 Manhan Waterbury PERRAULT AUTO SPRING, INC. 51o south Main Street Waterbury BUCKLEY BROS OF WATERBURY, INC. 5t9 south Leonard Street Petroleum Products Waterbury GEORGE F. MULLIGAN, Restaurant I6 Phoenix Avenue Waterbury sCoTTY's S MARKET t22 Willow Waterbury BRASS CITY GRILL t77 East Main Street OLYMPIA SHOE PARLoR
  Waterbury sHEA's GRILL ti8 Rubber Avenue Naugatuck MOUNT FAIR FARM Scotia Hill Natertonn DECKER REFRIGERATION COMPANY Hillside Avenue NORTH EAST TRANSPORTATION co. e72 Worth Main Street Waterbury D. THURsToNs SONS ICE COMPANY Rubber Avenue Naugatuck THINsHEET METALS COMPANY a7I Waterbury FRANK P KELLY, General Contractor Waterbury ANTHONY FLORES Shell Tower Station a11 West Main street Waterbury WATERBURY AUTO sPEING COMPANY 3s Place Waterbury I. DIBNER & BROS, ING. Dress Mfrs RI Canal Waterbury JONES USED CARS Monroe Waterbury PARK ROAD AUTO PAINTING CO Rear. 506 Watertown Avenue Waterbury LINCOLN LUNCH 32
  C. G. PENNIMAN Texaco Station 1921 North Main Street Waterbury ROBERT J. MCCORMACK, Industrial Oils Drive
  AUTOYRE COMPANY Oakve JOSEPH PAYER 2t2 Bank
  JOSEPH KLEIN, Contractor RS Lexington Avenue Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18

c-MlndeQ l IN FUTURE ISSUES WATERBURY PLATING COMPANY, ING Wa Matersars rGsafs Street WATERBURY BUCKLE COMPANY 952 Main Street Waterbury WAsHBURNE & wAsHBURNE, Real Estate 57 North Main Street REYMOND BAKING COMPANY 2t57 East Main Street Waterbury PHILIP BECKER, Restaurant Waterbury UNION TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE 57 Union street Waterbury sToLFI ELECTRIC COMPANY, Contractors IIs HilI Waterbury ToNYs LIQUOR STORE s2o Bank Street Waterbury SULLIVAN S RESTAURANT 3s7 West Main Street Waterbur, TEXAS COMPANY Eagle Waterbury WATERBURY MACHINE TOOLS & Products r2as Main Waterbury THOMAS DYE WORKS Waterbury CHARLIE AUTO PARTS 1s1 south Leonard Street Waterbur. TETAs CONFECTIONERY STORE Waterbury MELODY LANE Harrison Avenue Waterbury WATERBURY TOOL COMPANY Waterbury EAST END DRY GOODS STORE 1880 East Main Street Waterhur, A. J. TILDEN Mutual Fire Insurance Compan, :i6 North Main Street CONN SCALE & SERVICE COMPANY i7a Tudor Waterbury JOHN HOFFMAN SERVICE STATION att south Main Street Waterbury JOSEPH PILVER MARKET aoe West Main Street Waterbury MOE USED CAR & PART COMPANY I3s Division Waterbur, LANNON'S EAST END SERVICE STATION Waterbury HOME MASON COMPANY 17 Bishop RoMANIELLo BROTHERS, Service Station waterbnr, "n ''fee' SUPERIOR MATTRESS COMPANY s IS2 s.aan'l- Bank street HILL TOP GROCERY COMPANY HIS West Main Street sYLvEsTRO's PACKAGE STORE 1894 Thomaston Avenue Waterbur, LARsMoND MFG CO, INC. HAS North Main street Waterbury FEDERAL TRUCK CO CPS Watertown Avenue Waterbury WATERBURY MATTRESS co. 5a West Clay Street Waterbury KRUGELIs PACKAGE STORE Waterbury MISS PHIL LoMENA CIPR1ANo, Fruits & Gro 772 Highland Avenue Waterbury ARTS RADIO SHOP
  Waterbury BRANDVEIN 6S CO.,, INC.
  Waterbury THE ALICE SHOP, Lingerie Main
  FRANK BRITo S FILLING STATION
  Waterbury BROADWAY GARAGE
 
  ABBOTT BEVERAGE GO. Savings
  BRASS CITY LIQUOR STORE West Mai Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-18

+ FlfmS SANDY BEACH LODGE Middebury Connecticut JOSEPH sAMPIERI Fruit and Produce Waterbury ERNEST sCHIAvoNE, Restaurant Waterbury LAKE QUAssAPAUG AMUsE. PARK, NO. Middebury RELIABLE FACTORY SUPPLY GO.
  Waterbury JAMES J. MURPHY, Restaurant Waterbury PoLYMETRIC MANUFACTURING co. Wnteryille INVESTORS SYNDICATE West Main Waterbury THE MILLS TOOL WORKS sl High Street Waterbury AMERICAN FASTENER co. ; Maple Street Waterbury FITZGERALD S RESTAURANT 173 Hamilton Avenue Waterbury BARBECUE CHIMNEY es Canal Street Waterbury w WIRT YOUNG & ASSOCIATES ITS West Main Street DoMENIc CRocCo, Pizzeria Bakery chathed Avenue FRONT PAGE RESTAURANT 70 Bank Street Waterbury LIFT THE LATCH INN Middlehurs NAUGATUcK DAIRY ICE CREAM co. "A North Main Street Naucatuck EVERYBODY MARKET a Main Waterbury SEVEN UP WATERBURY BoTTLINe co. 21oI south Main Street Waterbury LAsKAs MOTOR LINES, ING 515 Watertown Avenue Waterbury CHROMIUM CORP. OF AMERICA 34s Huntingdon Avenue Waterbury GEORGE w. SHAW, Tractors sunnyside Avenue HIGHLAND GROCERY a2 Highland Avenue Naugatuck PRINCETON KNITTING MILLS ING. 1s Echo Lake Road Watertown GROVE & CO.,, INc Trucking 6o Meadow Street Waterbury EYELET SPECIALITY GO. Street Waterbury PRECISION TOOL AND DIE COMPANY 20 Mill Street Waterbury Compliments Of M. & D, A. S., ING.
  DONHAM CRAFT, ING River Street Thomaston SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND PLATING cc
  Oakville CROWNS DAIRY 45 Maple Street Waterbury
  HARRY RIMER, Dry Goods 57 Burton Street Waterbury NAUGATUcK VALLEY ENGRAVING 1S Park Place NeuEatuck
  JIMMIE s GARAGE 73 Ward Street Waterbury NATIONAL CASH REGISTER co. 10 Willow Street Waterbury F F. GARRITY & SON, Plumbing and Health 1sS Willow Street Waterbury JAMES P. McGRATH, Distributors Judd Waterbury cTEhcON cEpuIrE STATTON