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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
Helen Cignotti, Stephen Basnrab Wed Saturday

Naugatuck, July .25-Before an alter decorated with palms and mixed flowers, Miss Helen Cignotti, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Alexander Cignotti of 96 Coen Street, was united in marriage to Stephen Ba- sarab of 188 East Street, Walling- ford, at St. Francis Church on Saturday. The Rev. George Dunn performed the ceremony and cele- brated the nuptial Mass which fol- lowed. @
 The bride was given in marriage by her father. Miss Laura Simat was maid of honor, and Alfred J. Cignotti served as best man. Ush- CTS were William Basarab and AL phonse Cignotti. Mrs. Helen Farrar sang Ave Maria" and "Panis Angelicus."
 The bride wore gown of point d'esprit with net inserts, long basque bodice, open neckline, full court train, long sleeves pointed at the wrists, fingertip veil of French bridal illusion with scalloped edge, caught from tiara Of orange blos- soms, and carried bouquet of white roses centered with an or enid.
 Her attendant was attired in a gown fashioned with a shell pink nylon taffeta bodice, double net skirt, bracelet length sleeves and sweetheart neckline. She wore a net tiara with shoulder length veil and carried bouquet of red roses.
 The brides mother wore a brown and white silk print, and the bride groom's mother wore green silk print.
 A reception for 150, including guests from New Haven, Bridgeport, Mystic, Wallingford, Hartford and Ansonia, was held following the ceremony, at Sullivan's Inn.
 The couple left on a wedding trip to Maine, the bride wearing a brown dress with brown and white accessories.
 The bride attended Naugatuck High School and the bridegroom attended the Wallingford schools.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
Just Chatter
BY BETTY BLANCHARD

and span order come closing time, while the repair committee, assign ed to the hammer and saws, deserve considerable commendation for the professional job they did in converting the old stable into at- tractive play rooms.
 The youngsters meet on Wednes- day and Saturday evenings, and are always chaperoned by a host and hostess, who offer their time and services voluntarily, and have plen- ty of fun at thati
 The Teen-Age Canteen is present. ly under the direction of Miss Betty Chandler, assisted by Rowland Hartley The latter will take full charge when the Fall program gets into swing.
 Our Impressionable Youth
 The other day we called up a bride of the morrow seeking infor- nation concerning her wedding. The conversation opened like this: Speak first, it's your nickel" said an adolescent voice. When it was announced a newspaper was call ing, there was long gasp, and then a loud "Ohmigosh The bride was not at home She's having her hair let down." explained the youthful voice. When asked about details of the wedding, our carefree informant said: Well, I'm just her kid sister, but, I'll try to help. Whatdayawantaknow?' Oh, va want to know about the maid of honor. Well, I can't give you her name. But I can tell you this. Shes my sisters boy friends brothers girl friend. The best man? I don't know who he is. They had a ter rible time getting one, and they just got this one today. The bridal gown? Well, it's white. That much know And let's see :. It's kind of thin stuff. and it's got an awful low neck. Immodest, I told her No sleeves. Hard to explain, but it looks as if you left your nightgown hanging over your shoulders. Get what l mean? Then it's got full skirt. The veil? Let's see. That's made of thin stuff, too, and it's got lace around it? How could I know what the maid of honor is wearing. She lives in New Jersey. The re- ception? It's going to be here For several hundred. Maybe thous- and from the way it looks. We got a houseful now. What college did the bridegroom graduate from? Why, none. He didn't even grad uate from high school Why, he didn't even go to war
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
No Delinquency at wv.

The Y.WC.A. deserves a great big hand, we think, for establish ing teen-age canteen for both adolescent girls and boys. The dire need for the formation of teen-age canteens throughout the city where young people may find wholesome healthful diversion is indicated by the rapid groyth of the organiza- tion.
 Organized in mid-May of this year, the membership now surpass- es 200 youngsters. The large stable in rear of the YWC.A. property on Prospect Street, only recently converted into attractive club rooms by the youngsters themselves, is no longer adequate to provide fun for all, and many activities are now held outside.
 It is also to be noted that the Y. W. Canteen attracts not only youth from every section of this city. but also lonely farm girls and boys from Prospect, Wolcott, Che shire, and other surrounding towns The wv. is also to be commended for knowing how to keep the young sters happy and making them feel at home. The kids may jitterbug in the old stable until the roof nearly pops, and then refresh themselves with soda and other teen-age fav- orites for mere nickel. There is also ping pong, card games, and other activities.
 Every youngster is a member of committee which has responsibili- ties in operating the canteen. The publicity committee is deep in the throes of issuing it's first newspaper One front page story, we hear, via the grapevine route, will carry the account of The Democrats present attempt to solve the problem of juvenile delinquency in this city. The program committee arranges special events such as large dances or par ties. The membership committee, besides assrming the job of inter- esting other youngsters in the or ganization, is currently hard at work on a map showing the various sections in which members live, and also a graph indicating the number of members from each school.
 The job of policing or keeping proper order among the youthful members goes to the floor commit tee, while the refreshment commit tee assumes complete charge of the ordering, and sale of soda and other goodies.
 The victrola committee, as you may guess, as been working their brains overtime to find ways of raising funds for a special music box. The cleanup gang has the chore of leaving the barn in spic-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
Donald BoyIes Feted
 By F friends on Birthday

MT. and Mrs. Francis X. Boyles of Bronx Avenue entertained on Satur- day for their son, Donald F., who was celebrating his fourth birthday. The table was decorated in pink and blue with candles and favors A large birthday cake adorned the center of the table. Donald received many beautiful gifts.
 Those attending were Carol Jean Clark, Dicky Clark, Tommy and Bobby Eustace, Carol Brown, Tommy Boler, Charlie Ruffin, Jr., Jimmy Moran; Charles and Leslie Sehofield of Naugatuck; and Helen Boyles, Rosemary Bordner; Billie, Joseph and Jackie Clark of Southbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
Cheshire COuble Celebrute AnniUeYSnYy

MT. and Mrs. Robert w. Smith, wick, Peck Lane, Cheshire, marked their 45th wedding anniversary at the home yesterday.
 The couple was married on July 24, 1091, in St. Joseph's Church, Bristol. Mrs. Smithwick is 8 re- tired policeman of the Waterbury Police Department.
 MT. and Mrs. SlnithWick have a son, John, an employe of the South ern New England Telephone Com pany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
LOOP. Group Will Hold Picnic Sunday

A picnic will be held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Harry Anderson Mlddlebury, on Sunday, for all members of Canton T. R. Martin, No. 8, LOOP, and members of the Ladies Auxiliary. The event, scheduled for last Sunday, was post poned because of inclement weather. It will begin at o'clock in the afternoon.
 Those attending are requesting to bring basket lunch. Coffee will be furnished.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
NaMgatuck Girl
 Feted ct Sh0ze,er

Naugatuck, July A-Miss Henriet- taf M. Langell of 45 Aetna Street, was guest of honor at a kitchen shower Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Ada Anderson 271 Beecher Avenue, Waterbury. Miss Langell will be united in marriage to An thony Salvatore of Prospect, August 10.
 Guests included: Miss Harriett Anderson, Miss Arlene Van Bomel, Mrs. E. Hogan, Mrs. Arthur Veil- lette, Mrs. Raymond Veillette, Mrs. Ada Anderson, Miss Marian Maier, Mrs. Carl Sandbloom, Mrs. Axel Sandbloom, Miss Axil Sandbloom, Miss Ada Dillon, Mrs. Hilda Burke, Mrs. Francis Thomson and the guest of honor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
wv Outing for
 Employed Girls

The Y. w. c. A. will hold an out ing for employed girls on Saturday, July 27, at the Summer camp in Bantam of Mrs. Donald Post. The girls will meet at wv. headquarters on Prospect Street at 1:3O and they will return to the city by ' P. M.
 Each girl is asked to take her own lunch and swim suit. A few reservations are still available. Those wishing to attend are asked to call 4-1088 before Friday evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
Miss Margaret Reeon Honored at Shower

Miss Margaret Began, of Wood Street, who will be married August 10 to MT. Richard Archambault, was honored recently at miscellaneous shower at the home of Miss Jeanne NutbroWn, West Main Street.
 Among those attending were: Mrs. Edward Brooks, Mrs. William Beck, Mrs. Stanley Grey, Mrs. Mario Terri, Mrs. Richard Smeeth, Mrs Gourdji Ischac, Mrs. Edward Nutbrown Also Misses Sophie Meleski, Mary Byrnes, Lillian Penoncello, Mary David.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
Delegates Named To NeW Haveu COnOentiOn

The Florio Post, No. 4, Ladies Auxiliary of the American World War eterans of the United States, Inc. will be represented at the State Convention at the Hotel Garde, New Haven, beginning Fri day through Sunday.
 The delegates are Mrs. Edith Gior- dano, Mrs. Angelo iega, Miss Eva Raimo, Mrs. Phyllis Mangini, Mrs. Josephine Mutton, Mrs. Molly Sera- fino, Miss May DiVirtilio, Mrs. Ada Summa, Mrs. Edith Jones, and Miss Maria Giordiano.
 AlternateS to the New Haven par lew include Mrs. Mary Sestilli, Mrs. Mary DiLeo, Miss Lillian Mangini, Mrs. Marie Cererio, Mrs. Sophia Er- mini, Miss Edith Bosco, Miss Louise Giordano, Mrs. Mabel Maiorano, Miss Angelo Cartocetti, and Mrs. Bluette Deschino.
 Mrs. Phyllis Mangini, past presi- dent of the Florio Post Auxiliary, will be candidate for senior vice. president of the state department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
Canning Don't

A canning don't" which may prove of interest to beginners in the art of preserving and unquestionably salvage from the garbage can much needed food is this: Never open jars at the end of processing to re- Ill with liquid. The loss of liquid rom the jar does not affect the Keeping quality of home e-canned food. If the jar is opened it must be reprocessed to prevent spoilage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25

Recent arrivals at Bayview Lodge. South Orleans, Cape Cod, are Miss Mary Brennan of South View Street, and Mary Cronan, Walnut Street, Bernadine Brown, Cole Street, and Miss Marguerite Sparks, New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
Freshening Stale Bread

Here and there amid the avail anche of suggestions on how to make a happier woman's world, which flow to woman editors desk Is occasionally choice bit of news or suggestion which is practicable We note, fir instance, that stale bread can be freshened to taste al- most as delicious as freshly-baked bread, using such simple utensils as a double boiler or regular steamer. Just take a section of loaf of single slices, place in double boiler or steamer, and cover closely and steam for three to five minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
Contract Bridge

Topscorers in the Wednesday af- ternoon session of the Elton Con- tract Club were as follows: North and South, Mrs. A. c. Nye, and Mrs. H. M. Comstochs, 68; Mrs. Henry Pierson and Mrs. George Goggin, 61 1-2 East and West, Mrs. D. w. Rosebrugh and Mrs. John F. Hager, 73 1-2; Mrs. Arthur Will Hams and Mrs. Bernard Wilhelm, 65
 Official standing: Mrs. Aaron Jacobson and Mrs. Leo Ruggiero, 219 112; Mrs. Ida Birdsall and Miss Bertha Corbett, 216 1-2; Mrs. Peter German and Mrs. William Rooney, PIP 1-2.
 Winners in the Wednesday eve- ming tournament at The Elton Con- tract Club included:
 Section I, Mrs. Walter Norton and Mrs. James Sweeney, 58 1-2; Mrs. I. D. Clark and heodore Breiphaut 55; Leo Battle and John Souther- land, 54; Herbert Root, 249. Official standing: Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Brepthaut, 240; Mrs. Wendell Viall and Mrs. Helen Clarke, 235 1-2.
 Section II, Mrs. Joseph McArdle, 60; Mrs, Edward Wall and Mrs Reginald Hurlburt. Official stand ing, Mrs. Armstrong Durr and Mrs. Irving Cutting, BIO 1-2, Mrs. Ed ward Balthazar and Mrs. Charles McGoWn. 3O8 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25

MT. and Mrs. Michael Croce, Jr., of Seymour Street announce the birth of daughter, Diane Cheryl, June H, at the Waterbury Hospital. Mrs. Croce is the former Constance Turro.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25
Births

A son, James Michael, was born July A at the Waterbury Hospital to MT. and Mrs. James V. Jannitto of Willow Street. Mrs. Jannitto is the former Marie Maiorano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-25

Miss Ann Reardon, Willow Street, has returned from weeks stay in Greenwich with relatives.
Evening star., 1946-10-11
HOUSES FOR SALE.

C0LORED-BEAUTIFU HOME and q bar
sa s. s. spasq e 0yss ysx ds s o Vs.
HiSfsi HINES 4 SONS. Ho. oass. am. te .
SoLoRED-rREwAE eonsstaruetsd,;,.2 sa. apis,
o9 IT. Tsns Sa deal apt 10. .a ms Iii L ase cs
aH68LogEb9sRoda H68 Safs . e ts gaSSUsE-smsi down
RsYsssas, p sss PsnshlE e4ksds BfRY en|y
coLoRED--sra ST. s.w.-Row brick,
sss eoe ess sown DRu9 E' RH faf es eos fas h7s
E re- iPfs sgIbfNa syfi nh slo most at
cons.rustion; .IstY noor, rooms. kitchen
and and ss5 monthiy. 4 very nne setup; good
FRED Fl Sfa T. SMITH
S5ss .oJ. me.ss ss sss ss ii on|y
Cali Mrs: Rsadmond, EN-. 1875. with H: v.
EIa8R2RSbASNxa ESdE6RRbMNaAE E0Fss FWszsRDER and a1 OTIS pl
esffhsf es Mr. % sas
coIoRED-LARGE 1st commercial build
2 stores in base. Has a number of uses.
once. % We have sh several 'sSki other eommerciaii
listines Owner is anxious to dispose Of
this property, ". c. HINES Ss SONS. Ho.
CoIoREDMsoo CesVi ( s 20 BLK. 18th st. Sc. 8 rms,
3 bedrms., gas h.-w.h.; reasonable terms.
GUNN q MILLER: FIR. 2I00. III
payment $500 and up. Call till pm.
MR. FARRIN. MI. 3046. III
COLORED-50O BLOCK 14th st. NV. 8
rooms and bath, h.-w.h., coal, sd, good
condition throughout. 81 800 down. balance
like rent.
14OO block Belmont st. n.w.-3-story
brick Q rooms. 2 baths. h.-w.c.h.
500 block G ST.. n.e.--S rooms. baths,
h.-w. oil heat; sales price, SO 800. r. w.
HQEAD. Jr.. MI. 1926. -f3
Evening star., 1946-10-11
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

NEW Groom HOUSE, 4 bedrooms; on
es ns gH9asd soSe le. IN
dS s dssa sssh fi pn6ns s'1.as Locus. a5ss
Ii s,sss Sass sss sss
Kitchen: dining room. roer, LARGE living Re 5o9m ON
ssain' bath, Ample Ample closet space: Corner lot;
hessns Wssns % e
s'1GR RRlAs onRsssa! siiso sooo
saeasTsllver ssssasFf0asal at sprins This prevaT 3
bedroom home. only years old and in
III oss eo asos
ping and Transportation. We are ofierins
this lovely home at only S14,250: For
espo'se@eRs co sog Rse g s. sss nw ea Id ssas
all-brick home. bedrooms and 3 baths.
msteviais beautiful fully EQUIPPED
waa sae has Also ample asse psny TOR
kitchen. full basement; oil heat; garage
attached. Close to schools, transportation
SNIFF iafRRqs kEY CO.. sos sse st. TO
ss.45o@Districs S. ss9 Heights, Md. near Suit
low; low with double fG hung metal windows: i
rm and bath 9Th on 1s Il
Flora, VI. e5ss. with EDMUND J, FLYNN,
81 BRRooKMoNT-s1. 500 cash. $40 per mo-;
small frame house. containing liv. rm.
with brick fireplace, kit. with elec. range,
2 small bedrms.: screened porch overlook
er: err COW. to streeteaE line; now rented 70
E'ss9S ssraas S. y s}s
caiif. Sedwd aAnha *. buns;aiow, @ vacant in ?
stene ses epase ps sha aa 9as sm isaYa
shower, law, basement, oil h.-w.h;; about
? acre; M re- cash ;l a59ye 5S new mtee. chAE5ss' i5
sETwEEN B FtHh; wt wkEssfNeroN EssasafsNeroN and whea.oa-
S.bsdroom, TIE bath home; ,,h Al nTza eonyen-
large lot Of acre fsn,csd ,cs vel vel, land md
PRICED PTlssd Il. for quick sale. s15,sbo. BRAD
HOMES @ Fos SALE in pniysrsity u l;.s.: psss
tssss e nfss nGRss ass ocsn sta
N ". 9s ssst va So,s ssqs odi
living room. dining room. Kitchen. bed
soo sppt 0t; cal MS
RIfisiSf RIfissns SsSH rs, NJ St and ssrd-7-Ir1som
city facilities; full price, $3.50 cash. This
will make a good home for some one to
finish. INQUIRE 1910 Bowen rd. e OWNER.
NEAR SUITLAND-7-rm. frame, years
old; bedrms and bath on 1st moor.
bedrms on 2nd floor: large lot. ADEL-
BERT w. LEE, 3211 Penna. ave. Sc. IL
BEAUTIFUL R0LLINGwoop. 2 lovely
brick center-hall homes in this park-iike
setting; one with bedrooms and baths:
the other having bedrooms, An baths;
each has 2-car sarase: nne gronndsi best
homes Of distinction; well priced In today's
market. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY. 7004 Wis
consin ave. WI. $500. WI 1920. Open
evenings until Q.
Evening star., 1946-10-11
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

70 purchase homes in any section Of Wash.
and nearby Maryland. FIR: 1903;
ss tor taes ana and
he Clients ' with cash. cas- or viii buy outright. You
seIs e nsasd r. Eur 9sE eusa si fns Sa
II i rsomRT ss aspa aAf4Es1foa III to tn. sale of
h Ts ysu ass9s 1s ea r A.
PHRIEs. Realtor, sos North Capitol. MA.
s3so nYpRs Ress.s sin since E 1sls and Md property
WoopRiiDoE Realty e., assl Rhode
Island aye .gv ne No e. 7So5. nron.r,v
e sh,s. e4sa q ,Ss 'S
sina sn. AN6 Gox NE fRorPkr4we sR S Vim lGss BAY
m .uss issh quick T,i ssl 81 sPa e.
I II PAY CASH for houses. white Or colored,
sny ME fcnd,ti0n' ssss 3. Llss' 11o6 7'h ST. NV
MaNs4s Ma S5t' REALTY CO. can sell your house
ssss' ssls ssis wilson SH s''%s: baa s
fMMEDfATE AcTIoN-we will buy your
s1tet nsRs toas Or ss e s:i faa
SHIffeei SHEET Fl qRoM sYt oWsERs WI S% or bedroom
nSass nisase S sos dnsI Hny AZ st.s cash No a.fa's
Md; will pay GOOD price II nice. BOX Z5.-h'
GEoRGETowN-Hav clients anxious for
homes in Georgetown and good n.w: ses-
Ysn sna aens tnss wsh US PHONE
RI pE sIRo6R; s4x 6PwNp.s Nj sse3: pe,vortn and
vi ,s 'ssh euss5i pss ff S'f Da
RzxE RzTx cAsa G9 b5FEns ~ as9 9or homes and
ments, large and small; will list your prop
| erty at today.'s. prices: individual attentton
siyen na selected iistings. L. ID. MAoF1' AL
W sasSA HAVE ri ss4s CASH BUYERS for homes and
sa Td Mhat Ga eaVf
(estab. 1e15), T21 10th st. NV. MA. 0765.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today Our opinion entails no Ia obi
Realtors lest. 1857, 1918 K st. NV. DI.
DO you WANT SPEEDY ACTON: Lis.
Slll pay s.a t0P price. ENTEEPR!sE EP aa6d REALTY
p taf q nsa1 ear 3 Mr. X Gs 5ss
HOME. ao iyor, roomins house or small apartment
reasonsbls ie 90 o. pTiee TSeufOca CAN Ex. 1885,
WE NEED. for an out t-of-town, client. 5 te
s..S sSss ust sxos Il EfSs 81 aao
PROMISE you honest. truthful and and
/ courteous QeHilHBS Nilcu you puJ VI OIL
FARLEY. with e, b. MURPHY. TR. 1889 OF
dAsH IA FOR D. c.. MD. AND VA. houses
notss. nou neaiEy FULToN ION K. U GORDON. 1927 Eye
St NV, DI. $3.50 till 8 pm. Brokers.
IeEA GI DESPERATELY NEEDS or } bed
room home in VirEinia. Phone FIR. os45.
CASH. all cash; at the tor prize: a Quick
sale with quick settlement; that's what
4 you want: we have been very successful on
all four counts; II you will eau WM J.
MARTIN. NO. 2141. We will be happy to
talk It over with you; no obliRation. Open
Will Will . PAY GY ALL CASH for small house in
good ne. or NV. location. Call RA. 1898.
CT wants to buy home in Arlington OF
Fails Church vicinity from owner. Phone
ASw tsoEs IT: % Are yss 20, setting 81. ,;s enough .s
Our pictorial system often nnds buyer buyer
| quickly. Phone SYDNEY KARR, OIL. 1865.
IN vA.-3-bedroom house, prefer bunsalow
Must be near Pentagon busline. $4,000
| limit Call EN-. 6795. 13'
COLORED-THINKING about selling your
home? We have many clamoring prospects
who want to buy and are in position to
pay a substantial down, payment. Our
business Is to sell your honlc;, not make
we can't get your price. N. c. HINES &
coEoRhpEWfIL sSfs Ed Will PAY s CASH Tor rms
! or more in nice neighborhood, direct from,
owner. MI. O044- --l3 -l3
Evening star., 1946-10-11
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE 6-room detached house,
unfurn., in suburban Philadelphia. for
similar in Washington or vicinity. 20"
BosToN FOR wAsHINGToN-wM ex-
change 4-bedroom house in winchester,
Mass, for 5 or bedroom house in Wash
ington or vicinity; Arlington, Alexandria
preferred. Box 2l-M. Star; 10
EXCHANGE GROOM HOUSE for sale In
Alexandria for one or two bedroom apart
ment in washington or New York. Box
26-M, Star. 10
Evening star., 1946-10-11

RALPH D. COIN, NC, offers these re-
duced values for your immediate inspec-
Sie4 oliver St n.x.zJDet. br.; vacant;
completely redecorated.
.led as1a Sss In and 81 f 1ss
f46s OAK st. n.w.-Vacant; det. br. 8
lilies; new-house condition.. gil heat, rear
eoe fsdsssa sad grss sss Of 3 sao5
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW, near 26th and
los; smn near 81 BUS, nsl senoels s pr.cs. eng
woodridse, SO: pakota ave ne; rdet oct.
eems Snd nssa sssh schoos bns s
iSaS Michigan park-Rev brick. 8 rms: tile e
6VSs "a hss5 Osisis OismIs
0ashs oRSwa5ob 81 ss5SS g5f g5!sf T. ssiSSc sv. ws
GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.-COLORED, 18th
and seatoa p. neLste5y ,c, row nome n1s 81 81
only o i $3.50; being redecorated by owner
and can be handled for $1,000 down.
eak1RTS esIf,9i * s55s si.sso pows-convenisn. in
brick, h.-w.h., coal: yards; made into s.
ressonsDe to saeFe'
VIM WM cALoMmIIs e AZ eEPfFoPERT1Es' iSSls
coIoREpG&aos 81 Ii p-s @ Is. la''T ~. N.w-yassnt
open. 6-s pm; completely recedorated 3
story. brick; 9 rooms, full basement: sub
sanity. sslita' uRcToLo REALTY Co. ME. 1871
Gs,ot,LsoRREb-NR. *, Z oRREmbNR N. CAPITOL and Florida
Ss5E lh NJ EsRsass p si4s ,gvPrss} pE 5Sss;
SS99ioREDNpoGTohs S9 5Eaa n sspitS1 s. ATTENTION.
have completely detached corner mouse
on double lot convenentiy ioesseS t,Isd She ne
with With hardwood floors and automatic oil
rented e ssesy a9tsf for
Ss rectiy across ross the hail; $500 to, $1,000
cash with, balance appropriately hnanced M
ments will be rental income from the
other apis. to reduce the installments to
q minimum and materially aid IL I retiring y 2,
the indebtedness. NEWSoM, lllo 81.
eeoiiidIKsiEDmssoo eieii II 9ozs DOWN, s45 mo-; isle
3rd .s.w.: 2-story brick. 9 rms; $4,o5o. so5o
T. sTATHEs, 1924 Eye st. NV. Elk. 5000.
coLoRED-AvoN REALTY Co.-on 6 ST.
Sc. we have a house and lot. The 1 lot us Is
sH9ass nsf '5 3D. prs d s2eV
coLoREp-AvoN REALTY Cove have
lions Of the city, with down payment as
low as 81 900. .DU. 4027 or Ho. 9494. -13
COLORED-S.E.-l2 ROOMS, separate
apis, s rms, bath each; rooms in base
ment: $4,000 down, easy terms. HO. 6aS1.
CoLoRED-cHARMING home. near Union
station, ne; lovely row brick presently nilg
rm., bedrm.. hail bedrm., kit. and bath
on first floor; 2nd floor has living. rrr.,
bedrm.. hall bedrm kit. and bath; lovely
back yard; near shopping. schools. carline,
churches: priced for quick sale. Call now
to see this charming home. Call TIL pm.
LEO M BERNSTEIN & Co.. 1415 X st.
NV, ME- $500 Washington's Complete
Real Estate Institution.
COLORED-NEAR 9Th AND QUE SITS. NV.
-B-room brick, bath: cony. to everything.
Priced for only S7.450. ENTERPRISE
MISREPRESENTATION offer: vacant;
heat, fun basement; easily srranssd doG foa
2 families; guaranteed to please; $3,000
down, convenient terms. To inspect call
RALPH z G0HN, COIN y ING o;us Ex, scolsr S1o5s w,.,
only 5000. Buy now and move right ir,.
ii rms, baths. oil heat. Priced for quick
sale; In nearby Northeast. Call Mr., Rice;
DE. 1886 daily and evenings, with JAMES
g. SCOTT, I'll Florida ave. NV. Ia