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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

Learn to Dance" class to start tonight at 800 P. N. at the Gen. tral Y. M. c. A. for lily club members. This will be a regular event and will be held Tuesday and Saturday nights. The program is under the general supervision of Robert Wakeley, High School pro- gram director. All Hi-Y club boys who are unable to dance are re- quested to sign up for these class es.
 A sound movie program was held for the high school department last evening in the boys lobby in the Central ". About 85 boys att tended and enjoyed films on sports, news events and comedy. We'd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The new Monday afternoon series conducted by Mrs. John Moriarty 50 Linden street, resulted in the fol- lowing scores: north and south Mrs. James Duncan and Mrs. Car ence Byars, 13lh; Mrs. Thomas Bane and Mrs. Thomas Tobin, l27; east and west; Mrs. Lawrence Ryan and Mrs. John Collins, 135; Mrs, Mathew Doyle and Mrs. John Ddl- lon, 126.
 The new series for Monday eve- ming resulted in the following scores; north and south; Mrs. Will liam Nicholson and Mrs. Max Kraft 86; Mrs. Frank Moynihan and Miss Marian Moynihan, 82; east and west; Mrs. Harry Platt, Mrs. Eugene Creel, 90; Mrs. Richard Pickett and Miss Julie Orsini, 84h.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
YMCA. ActiUities

nesday night the high school boys will start a game tournament in the following activities: P ool, Ping Pong, checkers, Chess and Kallah. Younger boys activities are held in the boys lobby every afternoon from to 6 D. m.
 Full Employment" will be dis cussed in the Central Y. M. c. A. Lobby next Monday evening at o'clock. Walter L. Angle will act as moderator. The speakers will be Edward H. Davis of the Scovill Mfg Co, Lawrence M. Duryee of the Conn. Light & Power Co.,, and Dr. James M. Lee. There will be g question and answer period follow ing the addresses during which the speakers may ask questions Oi one another and the audience may direct questions to any one of the three speakers. Secretary Arthur L. Purinton will be in charge of the program which is open to the puh- lie.
 Louis A. Schneer, chairman oi the Mems Division Membership Committee of the Y. M. c. A. ans nounced this morning that the first report meeting of the January membership group will be held Friday January le at 6:i5 at thu Central Y. M. c. A. The eighteen members of the group have set a' their goal ib0 memberships, new and renewed.
 Suburban Night will be celebrated at the meeting of the Waterbury Public Speaking Club at the Gen. tral Y. M. c. 4. next Tuesday night at 6 o'clock. There will be five speakers all of whom claim Nang' atuck as their home city: Mrs Mary Garrick. Lloyd Nolan. Miriam North, Ruth Schlldgen, and Ralpi' sundberg. President Paul c. EgaE will be In charge of the meeting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
SAD DUTY TO REPORT

Boston. Jan. - tUFD - AtttI police had halted hundreds Of '.red" taxlcabs in which viee-PreSident Samuel Y. Robinson Of the Pal River Trust Company said he ielt brief ease containing e25.o00 in bonds, the banker somewhat sheep- lshiy eaked to report he had found the case la his automobile which he had left ln 8 garage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
CRrPPLFs GET BEoUEsT

Goshen, Jan. 0.--(UP)-Under the will of Mary Rosina Middleton, wllp died Jan. 3. Sl0O,OO0 was beuueatfes today to the Newington home S0E crippled children.
 Miss Middleton was e niece oi the late sam Fl 6. Miles who dieu intestate in 1919. She shared in one fourth of his s485, 5,Sz7 estate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
DECISION RESERVED

Hartford. Jan. e.-lUP)-0ov. R E. Baldwin reserved decision today I'd the demand of Clearwater, Fla, Authorities for the extradition oi Walter Dodge Gchacht, 20. Nichols to face charges of armed robbery and Kidnapping,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
Contract Bridge
 ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

The Monday afternoon tourna' ment conducted by Mrs. w. Sher' man Smith at the Hotel Elton re suited in the following scores north and south, Mrs. James Sin caster and Mrs. Charles Ferry, l2S Mrs. Joseph Stevens and Mrs. Will liam Dunphy, l2l1s; Mrs. F. A Jackie and Mrs. Frank N. Hess 1l911; east and west, Mrs. Free Drescher and Mrs. R. D. Schroeder l3l: Mrs. Walter Norton and Mrs Leon Lovejoy, l2l; Mrs. Frank Bal lantyne and Mrs. Homer Bernier 118.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
Club Notes

A covered dish luncheon will pre- cede the annual meeting of the Wo- mems Association of the Second Congregational church tomorrow at l2:30. Reports win be read and new officers elected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

The Mendelssohn Male Chorus will present a short concert at the annual meeting of the Connecticut District of the YA6CA. Jan. i9, ir Temple Hall. c. Loring Burwell conducting. The chorus will also sing Sunday ct the West Haven Methodist Episcopal Church and the West Haven Home for Ladies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

Election of officers by the Even- ing Department of the Second Con- gregational church at their meeting to be held at 6:30 tonight will take place following the annual supper. Rev. Gomar R. Lewis, pastor of the Third Congregational Church, will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Donald Macdonald is program chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

MT. and Mrs. J. William LaFlamr me, Hungerford avenue, Oakyiile, announce the birth of a daughter, Cheru Ann, born January [, at the Waterbury Hospital. Mrs. LaF1aEn- me, Is the former Ruth Upton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

Misses Mary Mcdonald, daughter of Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald, West Main street. and Elizabeth Chesson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Chesson, Central avenue. have re- sumed their studies at Albertus Magnus College. New Haven, fol- lowing the holiday recess.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

The Child Study Group of the First Methodist Church will meet to- night at 8 o'clock. Mrs. John Schien- da vii preside. A social hour will fol- low. Mrs. Raymond Fancher will 6i- rect the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

Mrs. Madge Applebaum, Spencer avenue has returned from 8 few days spent at Bradley Point, New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

Thomas Brophy, Jr., Baldwin street, has returned from Boston where he has been spending the weekend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

Miss Eleanor M. Karvella a stu- dent at Notre Dame, College, Staten Island, N. r., who has been spend- ing the holidays with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Frank Karvella, Con- gress avenue, has resumed her studies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
Social Notes

Dr. and Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin Marion, formerly of Waterbury, left recently for Florida, where they will spend the remainder of the winter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

Anniversares-The Scovill Bulletin has announced that Herman Rehm, head of the Scovil Mfg. Co, billing office and Edna Hohan accounting clerk in the office bave marked 40 years with the industrial firm Michael Devne was retired after 54 years of service Tenyear service pins have been awarded Mario Baroza Violet Pe Iern Albert Jesulaitis and Margaret Hoskng Mr and
 rs James Keenan of Cherry street observed the 2Srd anniversary of their marriage Sunday. 1t was also celebrated by their son, James, Jr. He enjoyed the festivities of the day with the expected personal thrill Mr Reenan is well known in the north end section being
 restaurant proprietor. George and Joan Pierce twins ahated their 10th birthday New Years day at the ha of their parents Nr and Mrs. Louis Pierce oa Whit iisr avenue. conskAENIations to all
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-19
IL Driving
Cases Tried
By Recorder

Of the II cases tried in recorders
court yesterday. eleven involved
careless and reckless driving, drunk
driving and other driving violations.
Raymond Glascoe, colored, tried
for careless and reckless driving and
tor operating a motor vehicle With
out an operators license. was fined
SO and costs.
Lowe Peace, colored, was tried
for public drunkenness and was
taxed With costs.
Willie Ford, colored, tried for OPP
Grating Z motor vehicle with i'm
proper brakes. was assessed costs.
Henry Frank HObgood. white. was
tried Tor careless and reckless drlv-
ing and for driving with improper
brakes and was taxed with costs.
Robert Barnes, colored, was tried
for drunken driving aad was fined
$50 ana costs and his drivers license
was revoked for the next - months.
Samue! Perry. il, colored, tried
for careless and reckless driving,
was made to pay csots.
Raymond Lassiter, white, tried foT
public drunkenness, was sentenced
to 80 days in Jail.
Fred II. SatterWhite, Was trleo Tor
Speeding and was assessed costs.
Latham Rumple failed to appear
on a charge Of careless and reckless
driving and the case WIS continued.
James Booth, colored, was adj
Judged not guilty Of a charge of
careless and reckless driving.
James Pulley, white. was tried
for assault. He was sentenced TO l.
months on the roads, suspended tol
- months upon payment of costs
doctor and drug bills of his wife
Louise Pulley. enter a peace bond o
5000 and keep the peace toward M
wife for SIX months.
G.. L. Harp, white, tried for CIV
ing a worthless check, was sentenc-
ed TO SO days. suspended upon pay
ment of the check and costs.
Sylvester Champion, colored, was
tried for operating a motor vehicle
without an operators license and
was taxed with costs.
Walter l.. Edge, white, was trleo
for speeding. Prayer tor judgmen'
was continued upon payment OF
costs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-19
Chest Will
Drive
In Autumn

\ meeting Of the directors OF the
Vance County Community Chest has
Been called for next Thursday eEeN-
ing IL 40 o'clock in the court room
at the Municipal Building Tor the
purpose of considering H. CheS,
campaign next fall. r. +. Clemens.
president Of the organization. IL
nounCed To-Day.
For the past several years funds
for the Chest have been included in
the United War Fund drive, bat The
appe.l for that agency last fall Was
the last. and since il will not again
De conducted the Community CheSt
will be on It's own from here a9.
II is for the py'poSe Of mapping
plans we'll ahead that the meeting
of the directors has been called for
next Thursday evening, the chair
man stated.
There are about a dozen or mora
directors of the Chest, and notices
have been sent to all Of them. L is
understood, asking them to attend
the meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-19

husband You believed that she dis.
covered the relationship between
The two of YOU. went oft balance
with the knowledge and poisoned
HIM"
Mora Hastings eyes had an odd
IL blank look. He could see that she
was taking his earlier advice and
thinking: thinking hard.
Watching her. he SAY below the
delicate skin Of her throat the hard
gorge rise and tighten Her hands
were claws Grasplns the edge OK
her purse. Under the painted face
he saw the real show through.
a small. hard face Of bone and
muscle. y nerve Al the corner OF
her right eye tWltched. The eye
continued to look forward at "a
windshield while the nerve tWltched
a second time, and relaxed. For n
first time he felt her as a human
being. He saw her as she mad once
been, a hard-thiched h'te Glrl Win
sausage curls who had worn a BAL
let dress and had danced on hes
toes 70 the tinkle OF a piano IN a
roomful Of other such children. An
aderlns mother rad sat by inc wall
watching and holding a
which would be slipped oou the
bony, Httle-gir! shoulGers'
She turned suCGehiS toward MN.
y been rleh' ana wrong she
Sl1l HIr LniCp NAS IFlVDtI OK ltS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-19
WAKE ENROLMENT
TWICE LAST YEARS

Wake Forest, Jan. l9.-Rcgistra-
ton for the second semester at Wake
Forest College will be on JANUARY
1929, officials have announced.
Students currently enrolled Will reg
ister on the 28th and all others the
29th. Glasses viii begin "Wednesday,
January 30.
The enrolment this semester, 9b2,
is more than twice that OF last wear.
On the Wake Forest -ampuS there
are 76O. Enrolled in the Bowman
Gray School of Medicine OF VIC at
Winston-Salem are 1911, fnd in the
Joint Duke-WFC law school IN
Durham are II
Faculty members recently return
ed from military service and back
on their Jobs here are Charles Alien
biology: Dr.. c. S. Black, chemistry
Thane Mcdonald. music, DR.. Henry
Stroupe, history: James A. Weaver
director of athletics.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-19
O P DRIVE
las BEEN POSTPONED

The Explorer Scout paper drive
scheduled to be conducted tomorrow
afternoon has been postponed be-
cause weather conditions have ham,
pered traffic. Date for the drive Will
be announced later. il was stated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-19
AROUND TOWN
MARRIAGE

Berry II King, Jr. and AUtc Eve
lyu Stalliugs, white. both 10. Hen
derson, We're granted a marriage IL
censt at the register of deeds office
Yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-19

Your prospects are as near as Eotd
newspaper. Advertise.
Evening star., 1946-11-12
SITUATIONS woMEN.

stsnog. excellent refersncss. % so.s5 .ss'isa hour
MEIss ass & aes.e. AD.
position; sn. q I; 20 years eYpesience: double en-.
c6LoREp 60 refined iady hSvS Wants position t :.
sssss asxs Can issnsissp Ms. si4s. 0'efa'0l 1a a.0'
wi afF'f leave e elderly ss; d.' .H' G
GGLipRED LADY, desires position as sec.
soing South; excel driver: refs. BOZ 45f-x.
6KkssMAKING. design. remod.. ate sitere-
GIE spiorsd, is.siiissnEt. t. would a IKE Esss; q
NURSE. undersraduste: private duty case.
xssks or mere, NO. 2696.
s5sss,ssl sas, isT siss ras ao'sIsi. ssi
E6KsE. practical, white. and companion
sian isds 80 a1a sses for elderly Chris
lPRACTictAL SUksiEs. coiored, wants work
g Do. conyalescent or elderly patients.
NURSE RssRs ani.. ME o1sg ns.s. 4
siso IN general housework and cooking,
1sas osssses aas sars 81 elderly peIson highest 3!
TRANSACTIONS from seven languages or
otner parf-time work desired By young
LADY employed In embassy. Box ie3-V
IsALEswoMAN or senerai once work:
young woman desires psrt-time evening
employment. MISS BATTLE. Du. 9496.
sEAMTKEss. white, out By the day; suits,
coats. drapes. alterations. Atlantic 1885.
SECRETARY. efncient. desires part-time
evening position; dictaphone and short
hand sxperience. Phone Woodley 3e46
Sec sEcnErARIAL = RIA EDITORIAL /. sxsEASscH, s
college graduate with executive experience
IN literary agency, pvt. industry and re-
search orGanixation: New York City and
Washington: wishes part-time work. daya
yk. MI 0376. before Q PM. Monday
sa5sass s6s srkafsffizEs in supplying e1n.r,
sssiEnments. Cali MISS BARRETT. DE- pE'
TYING Of all kinds done at home. Past,
sfncient EXP. in all branches. Insert
sssl,SsIs s,Ss Js;sSyle.. SA; 1855. is::.' is:
woman with daugh. 16, desires position as
mgr. Of health farm. inn orestate: capable
OF handling personnel. buying accts, etc.
20 anywhere; experienced. Box 7I-v. Star.
WILL DO TyPNG at home. Can and de-
liver MISS NEsHEIM. Adams 6266. les
WANTED AT ONCE, position as COM
parton TO elderly man or woman Of re-
nnement: nursing experience. Write Box
1l6. Eedericksburg, Va. 14s
Evening star., 1946-11-12
SITUATIONS poMFsTIc.

o00k. European trained. white. wants
s snd .so snrsn S y sas hsns 5Sa 81
and tsfs chargs q rseepsions @ Lsss Lesnassi. ssi.
COOKING Hishsst rsssSsneea. MRS. aHs Dis1nsl NAE
GdEras dE i sY Mashnstcn f. AlsE
delivered. Me-. 1879. s,- - $50
GIEL. colored. wants days work, SIS and
StkI. coioIsd. Wishes mornlnr 1slfass work. Lu
GIEE- solorsd. expsriencsd. desires day
GIL. GIL soiorsd. wishes part-timNe; mornins
3 SikL, R neat. soiorsd, wishes % part, ! ,.lms ! !,
Girl, coiored. desires lob, afternoons
yesk. in sn,alF sIpIsrtment; Y "a good refs: Cal
Gil, eoorsd 81 neat nsUf ana pssssns desire.
f;nisE fries Ses says yssa wk.. $50 weekly. in Dis
WI !. sasss vh u ssss e. ress co ss s
sS.ld esss. % Can it's Il. s4ss asa' n0uss10'1 2
sxperienced, formerly ran . foster. day
home for children. FIR. 60l0. 12'
GIRL. colored, wants domestic work; par,
IAuNDRRss aa I w wants sns xashins a q st home siss
eus so 6y ri das; sSor ruined curtains. cah afte'
Thursday laundry work only. CO. 772I
WOMAN, colored, wants day or part-tim
work: experienced. NE. 09Oe.
WOMAN reliable. coloFed. wants day,
work, part time, or charWoman work. Gal
M6HxN, colcred. desires s.h,w.; morning
preferred: references. FIR. 6540.
EXRERIENCED and responsible couple
colored; butler and cook for permanen
place, family OF 4 living in Georgetcwn
Good quarters and good pay for righ
people. Write, giving experience and refer
Evening star., 1946-11-12
INSTRUCTIONS couRsEs.

BRIDGE LESSONS for beginners: aftera
noon classes beginning week OF Nov. 1879;
sn31uanooww; sH5Sr nov; g. lessons, @ SO call MRS
rgtds 1giSO Am. and p.ta., Mdhday throush
MSpksN TRAINING in beauty culturs' e. i,
subiects tausht. Approved by Government
tor 81 training. WAR-FLYNN REAUTY
CQAdEG1: 1910 g 81; nv. 81. 1102
teHch typing free with course: top -saiaried,
k4V, $6g VIZ: position open: start. BOYD
SGfcx REvisw WI 3 GoabEEslE abE IA i, aaSs sSsr,s.ps
typeWriting. bookkeeping, calcuIatirie NJ.
cninss; q neg clssses ncy starting: Enroll
PLANO LESSONS GIVEN by graduate 81
Music Conservatory OF Florence, italy, Ad-
BEASaa ssudinss S5s6irssd sa
training in all subjects: day, night and
E psrEtctims slssses; set our Tree cataloGue.
2. g. requirements and or training, 1910
n z. ave. NE. 7776; estak. 1918.
Evening star., 1946-11-12
HELP poMKTlc.

i've IN; refs. lsauiTsd. Can wo. 1850.
sssss s1so s ssas ssasssi III. other e. IS H; sSss
COOK for boarding house; ? meals daily;
Mass; ave. and 22nd sts., MRS. CLARK.
COOK and g.h.w, fSt 5 adults, Tsfoma
ss5d SSSkN enS fetsgsnss sa au,.glt. lz2st
for for small family: no iaundry; 5E-dsy
sns hs rom nih e. bns D rsas s
offsr good home. Sis 70 S125. monthly.
FIJI "a isss s-ss sss siss ,sas
COOK and senerai hoasewerker; family Of
3 upsssi.s 6sarT noas and bath; Sday Tk
COOK k53.H.W. in Yssiil small household. s26 wk.;
excellent lob for experienced woman; must
, ss fond q T., shi5aren 5ara and have city ref
COOK. AND G.HW.. for family Of 4: coiored
or white: no laundry; 6M-dsy week: live
erences and health card required; $40 .
GEEEk1I HcgsEWSEKEs. liye in up
ssi s3G Hd6snWSskrRn n o1ss &c.
years old: 500 800 ! mo month. az SE. iseos I
G.H.w., white or colosed; ironinr, ? days
g week; vic. Ashton. Nd. Call Pleasant
ss: rs cooking sas s. e ass u ,s fond in
ssssilarsn, ssn SM,dey TX sk.. references REQUIRED
GSa.nR.Ww..-CoSH SaR ho iii Time, thoroushly eEDe-
sfter ereS S:so. s ok ePs1 4as1 'nan aD'. 20 ia
G;MI:w'::oSok ,;.sI I,';: size me- me- M llys IN. i9ysly
qIfssairs fR rn sunnrfss annf ME 4Say nes ro.s;on 1
sood salsTy; % live sI6a Il W.. W. s7ss T D0sa4pn
GIRL, white or colored: g.h.w.,. help with
baby; lovely pvt. room. live in: salary
dfkis coiored. willing. wants s.h.v. Al.
n sfss ss i u .os1ss VIII ssssv .ps
part time or daywork. days I week
RRd6usskiikHkEpEs, white. i've In, good 20.
sition for reliable person. care Of 2 chill
s5sn ssH g cooling; saas %1st hsvs rsfs Thurs 81
HHOSUsEKEEPsIRs HS d. care for small apt. in.
Tibsr.fi faff ssisry. white. box OK zs7-x XII star II
nA121; experiences xissh sanilaren:, aa shx
colcssd. eS wi 50. I'VE il. o. sta,
ein ospiinss. ssis iisht E ars. W sh.v 10 Wortins
sord.r q os.ysy nsss sed IND dS sssa:
near Ksnwocd. Phone WI. O0so after
G1iD, coiored, reliable s.h.H.: SOC hour;
age, % to IS; pI. 1883. 1885 Z st. NV.
MAID, colcred. Iye IN supstairs rm.; 4 II
family. other. help; country In summer
locfI rsfs. need Apply; saiary. sl00. NO
SAS IAN AND WIN, to work il ! 9rlvs.,
ington: woman Tor domestic work. nict
quarters; live IN; 500 per month 940l
Georgia ave. 6H. 1874. -I3
o.a s1 hsp is eo1ss esssn .l lesSs psr nSasas oass
live In; oxper.; references required. Cal
RI sbz6 bs3ors Pm. - +
Evening star., 1946-11-12
HElR noMFsrIc fca.t. j

/ -
W0MAN settled, coiorcd, Wishes position
sook; i've n; rood references. DE-.
WOMAN. colored. for sensrsi hpusework;
!tys tn; edults; must have references;
eSTs plain cccflns: Sendiy H ss child; h srSd socd
WOMAN, middle aged, to live In; s.h.w.
Phone hc ssdlss ~ ss xse one child sood salsry.
GOOD F0aiE for. pleasant person With
Eood re,ercnces. Write BOX 147, Sandy
XXI. AM REsPoNsIBLE WOMAN Tor
perm position as cook and general house
card End city references required. WO.
96l2. 3aQI Harrison st. NV. --12
snce g.h.w., with recent character refs.
Family 2 adults, apt, Bethesda; $18 Wkly.
ana carfare. Tel. after 4 D.n.. WI. 1850.
LIVE IN. G.HW. no cooking. light Mry,
Bendix. l422 0eranium st. NV. IA. eros.
Evening star., 1946-11-12

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
ALL lst-CLASS WORK On painting. paper
WHEMER.. .RA 7s4s. ii.
paperins moor scrapins. plumbing, heat.
as IL RseaS coRrR2cRNa sSca eo sss.i Ma ss
ADDrr1oNs. ROOFING. SIDING, remodel
ing Attention paid to veterans needs;
s6%s sSsis1S roNSEaT yyEnas Tess &C. ony az oII ZIP
EBUHDER AND coNTRAcToR-oeneral
repairs and home mproysments. GE.
skiSK Siaa AND NJ sHsPTE SARFESfEs 4 SON woRk. s,s
9th st. ne, FIR. $500. Can MR. WING
coNckhfE eesNefH aRs WosRp artisscay don. drive a
oIAs MALLus, North $500. iSs 5
rEMGN;GGEdt;ns F;GG. = fences spscins1lGsy G Also
lCOMBINATION ALUMINIUM storm window,
Sn s.snfss steel c sfFe o 9. i nes sss
AoysaEo M aoHE fAfsHEsfSo a. passh aS ssSS sSs lead I'm
GMsERT ciIl Z A q HAMILTON. xn.sS s0 AD. si Sisa s1'
FLOORS SANDED. refnished, cleaning
ROOFS sANbED. fsiinished, Cleaned
g!axsdi Old Hposs pade new; Cali an
FLOOR sERviCE.. nothing but the best
/ laying, sanding. finishing, cleaning, par
Hss coHa6s suss % %nishss si FnnR W1soR
lion ~ sse RAiI2xG; n s,r. escapes, burglar,
R saass ssfs E Woak a
/ IiKtiSM-To1Nii.-.IfSrioper Nm .ISi planning can max 3
! IcontractQr.s overhead; references. MILLER
/ H2 292S os Ri 1924 e =. ..-.-.,,,., S, S..
j generai repaixs from cellar to roof; 2t yrs
n Er eslsirssf; terms ~ aso1lasle. nd7 Can Eoe
! eivcn personal attention. Ccmplete homl
repair sesytee; Terms s destred: 8 year
lfaiNff y Rsf AND @ tisfkR i2 ~ HANdiN0 s1d 81,
/ q. n.es IN. $3.50. Cali MR.. WING he.
/ tween 5 and pm 12s
I1k40DkIM0 = Storm yindows, roodnf
afNH ffaH cd rG g4oa aH9a .orr,. Mrsoyr .vs
n: .ss;:ss .sS5 Reqs
fSEGT fSEToS cAS So feSp sfas wis q aysh yxhDEMN M sSN sS
I6IRuCTIoN co. TO give you prompt, EN-
Icient service III re1nodeIing your home
Materials On hand Tor AL types of repairs
iporch eqclosures. recreation room3 %.
3lpiants Installed. FIiA terms arrNnscd
ICAn LUDLOW e90e for free estimates. IL
siVkTEHAN8 0NEY-1Eemodelfng and re
Flpsirs. CCAnAuNlTy coNTRAcrORA Va