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Evening star., 1949-07-07

1928 K st. NV. MA 9141. IS
CAPITOL AND r SITS.
NV. Only ST 600 down for an s-rm.
brick home with income Of Sl40 per
mo. Price $4,000. KAY REALTY
CO., INC. RA. 2200. -S
THAT beautiful block
tapestry of ots blck B nw With NJ bedlms ea.h
cious hoored attic. suit, for 2 rms;
rear entr., Il bath and auto. heat.
Very cheap. with substantial down
JoHoaRb-s5o PsypsRf s9 947a CASH IY' e1Ss ana se5
St.. near N st; NV. MITCHELL
CoLoRED-GA. AVE. AND QUEBEC
-S-room Kennedy-built brick. one
Of Ss the nfsst Hs domm9de o sS sed sas oath arRs
rms. rms, uRcIoLo REALTY. NE. 1871
coLoREDMfF q oR2-gf YOU ARE interested
in owning your own apt, in co-o
apt. house, see our ad under Coop
AoHEN Ao5S for Or Saf MToS Or v1NNck sa MofEs isd
L st. NV. Ma. s036; home. TU
colLoRED-sra Sla, ST. pr. Rock Creek
Church rd.-Poss. with settlement;
rms, kltS.i apt. IN pSmt., "a
completed; garage. FRED EHRLICH
905 18th st. NV, ST. O451-O436;
COLoRED-RoOMING HOUSE BUsI-
NESS and property for sale. l blk
14th st. NV, near Harvard-Three
Broom apts., l Ink. and 2 sleep
ing rms, baths, oil heat; nicely
furn.; good income. See. today
Owner going West. Priced right,
easy down payment. RE. 1916
CHAPMAN REALTY co. -
ED-VACANT-New bunga-
low and Cape Cod-type homes; large
lot, ami. DU. 4420 or MI. O494
coLoREp-17ss EUCLID ST; NV
"A large brick home, suitable for
a select colored rooming house op-
orator or home with income. 6
apis. and rooms, baths, nicely
furnished; poss. of 1 apt; oil heat
moderate cash payment. H. Lo-
COLoRED-s1,25O DOWN-71s Ho.
bart pl. NV. Poss. 6-rm. semidet
brick home, c.h.-w h, bath.
porches; peri. cond. MR.. REYNOLDS
DI. 2244; ewes, HUI. 5000. Il
COLORED-16s TODD PL. NE
Row brick, 6 rms. and wide concr.
front porch, pretty back yard with
with extra room, stove and Va bath
Priced sia,5oo, with $500 cash
MAN tH Really ~ CO. Gil. s4a6 for
g. kro
Evening star., 1949-07-07
HoUSES-SALE-S.E tcont. J
OPEN 60 p M.

1909 You st. s.e-Owner moving to
Florida. will sacrifice nearly new
broom. det., 2-story brick. in per-
feet condition; storm windows. front
porch, full bsmt.; laundry tubs, gas
&C. heat; nice lot; $500 1st trust
at Al int, terms or will take trade;
immed. possession. To reach: &C
out Pa. ave. to Alabama ave, left tc
Stanlev ct RIGHT . hlks to pronortv
Evening star., 1949-07-07
$13,750
RETHESDA

A beautiful rambling brick bungalow
way to storage attic and porch:
excellent condition; convenient to
schools.
PHILLIPS, CANDY g. FULLER, INC
OIL. 77OO, ST. 24OO; evenings, GIL.
4400 Ext QQ3
Evening star., 1949-07-07
ROILINGWOOD

SILVER SPRING
RANCH-TYPE BUNGALOW
With full bsmt.; S15,50O. Foyer en-
trance, liy rm. with fireplace, din.
,rm;;, modern kit. 2 bedrms. and
bath. expandable attic; level lot; /
block to transportation.
Brick Ramblers, $21,950
Located in one Of the most beautiful
sections Of Silver Spring. Large liv.
rm. with fireplace, family-size dining
rm.,. labor-saving kit, 3 bedrms.
Ia. baths plus "a bath in bsmt., at
tached garage. 1st trust over S15,-
900. Large level lot.
WOODMOOR
Immaculate 3-bedrm Colonial. with
IA baths, large liv. rm. with fire.
place, side screened porch. family
size dining rm.. modern kit. with
breezeway to garage; full bsmt
large corner lot. Excel financing
Priced for quick sale.
RIGGS & co.
EN-. 2345. If no answer, TO. 5627.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD
ROCKCREST. MD.

Approximately $4,000 cash can pur-
chase this capt. unit, located 10
min. from Naval Hospital. 1t is a
bedrm. apt. on lst floor and l.
bedrm. apt. on End floor. Net carry
ing charge OF $50 per mo. If 1st
floor apt is occupied by purchaser.
After 8 pm. call Mr.. Kermit Meyer,
WI. 9346.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
WI 12On WI
Evening star., 1949-07-07

CHEVY CHASE-$19,950
Large rooms and in immaculate con-
dition: living room, dining room.
den and all-electric kitchen on 1st
floor; 3 large bedrooms and tiled
baths on End; maids room and
bath in basement; beautiful trees
and shrubbery.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
442O Conn. ave-. EN-. 1900 til 0
Evening star., 1949-07-07

HIILcREsT-BRANcH AVE.
Beautiful stone and brick detached
residence. located on q lot 62x13s
IT; 3 bedrooms, bath on End a..
large living room. dining room, den
on 1st a.; large recreation room
bath with shower stall, maids room
or additional bedroom, utility room
2-car detached garage. Shown by
appt; Mins,,l4. tnly; MT. swssnsy, sy TW; o45s
Real.oT.N NEssA1at Iss4 14t ST. twAAtks AM 6f 61 ss4e
ss'e6oMEJyES NET e. TnERRAcE nT
rms. full bsmt., W gas heat heat. sebd eb
ddown: Monthly payments approx
ins: A must see. Cali Mrs. Bowers
CAMPANELLA e. WOOD, Elk. Ala
HILLCREST HOMES
Brick bungalow: beamed ceiling, Iiv
bedrms.. full bsmt.. 2-ear act. ga.
I,nd:ca rage: igs; e. corner lot shaded and
6.rm. det. brick; full basement, at.
tacned garage. gas a.-c. heat: i'm.
mediate possession.
Large det. brick; bedrms., 2nd H.;
3 screened porches; full basement
flreplaces. chestnut trim. hardwood
floors, oil h.-wh.
Groom det.; iv. rm., fireplace, din
rm.. kitchen. breakfast nook. pantry
LIST floor; bedrms., End floor: full
basement, o.h.-w.h.; early possession
To inspect, call Mr. Noon, TR. 1882
ewes, vi. 5206. T. PAUL MUDr
Evening star., 1949-07-07
COIU,D BE A DREAM

COULD BE A DREAM
owner has purchased larger home
must sell; redecorate this charming
white brick Cape Cod to your own
taste; quality from top to bottom
slate roof, tile foundation; double
Bethesda near the Women's Club:
center-hall plan. liv.. rm. approx
12x2l with firepl., din. rm., kit
on 1st a.; 2 very lge. bedrms., bath
on 2nd f.; full bsmt. with Law, con-
crete screen porch; garage, h.-w.h.:
beautiful level lot approx. 76x140
#. with many large shade trees and
dogwoods; priced at S16,750.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
Evening star., 1949-07-07
WOODSIDE PARK

Lovely new brick of modern design,
and excellent construction. contains
den and bedrm. and bath on LIST
a.. and bedrms.. 2 baths on -2nd.
Large. we'll equipped kitchen: finest
section Of Silver Spring. Price re-
duced for immediate sale.
PHILIP B KEY REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
S10.950

3 large rooms; new-house condition,
only l year old; equipped kitchen.
large, cool basement, gas heat, con-
venient to everything. Call LO.
3-S322, MERCER BUILDING CORP.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
OPEN

2 and 8 bedrm. brick homes. bunga-
lows and Coloniels; payments as low
as 81 800 down; beautiful, shady
lot. Open 8 am. to dark; Sunday.
l til dark To reach: Out Nichols
ave. to S. Capitol, D. c. line, 3
blocks to inner section, left to prop
erty. MERCER BUILDING CORP,
LO 3-S32o
Evening star., 1949-07-07

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H ST. NV, MA. 2345.
2758 WOODLEY PL. NV.
Open Tonight, 1880 PM.
A real bargain in an excellently built
row home; concrete front porch. 3
bedrms., back porch, det. garage;
vacant; S16,450: easy terms.
AID 7S00 s
Evening star., 1949-07-07

1874 NEWTON ST.
8 rooms, bath. garage, bargain at
S10,5O0, conv. to 14th and Park
N 1910 SHEPHERD ST.
@ rooms, bath, gas heat. incl. sleep
ing porch, insulated roof. $12,500
Shown by appt. only:
1923 BUCHANAN ST.
7 room, a bedroom) home, "a IT
wide, with attic, garage, auto. heat
and insulation. S14,950.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Large 10-room home, oil heat. 2-cal
brick garage, excellent for renting
rooms, S16, 800.
533 RANDOLPH ST.
Large semidet., S-room, 2-bath home
with attic, oil heat, gear garage
and large yard.
PLANT & GORDON, INC
1874 Park rd.. CO. Os37. &
A STEAL-S14,95O
4th and oglethorpe SITS n.w.-7 rms.
semidet. brick, 2 kits, furn.. oil
heat, rear screened porch, front
porch, built-in garage.
TRULY A GOOD BUY
Call RA 9149.
Blanken & Press, Inc.
.r7
Evening star., 1949-07-07
"CHEVY CHASE. MD"

CHEVY CHASE, Md"
Only 8 yrs. old. an attractive det
brick home located in close-in Chevy
Chase: just blocks from shopping
section and 2 blocks from all 3
schools: east Of Wis. ave-; 3 large
pine recreation room: large lot COX
$50; ideal for children. owner has
priced property under $4,000 for
quick sale. An excellent value and
will be purchased by first one who
sees 1t. Call ME. 1143 until 8 pm,
] WESLEY BUCHANAN -7
Evening star., 1949-07-07

BETHESDA-$17,50O
WILL GO FHA-GI
An attractive brick home consisting
of liv: rm:, din, rm.. exit. powder
bath: fuil bsmt: close 10 shopnine
schools and transp. Well financed.
After Q pm. call Mr.. Harper. WI.
1875
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
RAMBLER

Near every convenience: 6
rooms g lovely bedrooms,
. tiled baths; fireplace. full
basement, attic, modern
throughout and located in
one of the most desirable
sections Of D. C. Frederick
Schwab, WO. 06s4,
SHANNON & LUCHS co,
Evening star., 1949-07-07
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. teon.. SUBURB

DR.'S OFFICE AND HOME. Promi-
nent corner in Bethesda with fam
lily residence providing 4 bedrooms,
equipped kitchen and INV. oil
heat, plus doctors suite OF Offices
street; lot is 6Ox150 with detached
garage; present financing of Sl9.-
900 can be assumed all or part. r.
P. RIPLEY, Realtor, 81. Gill till
Mr.. NAVAL MED. cENTER-Be-
thesda; det brick of finest pre-war
tile bath, full bsmt. with Law. excel
lot; compare at S16,950. Ewes. call
WO. 1920.
EXCEPTIONAL BUNGALOW in Sill
yer Spg.. built in. 1910; q home OF
rooms and baths in an excellent
setting and equipped with stove,
refgr., awnings and Ven. blinds;
now the private home Of Govt.
quite ut-of-the-ordinary and it
shows it. Shown only by appt. r.
P. RIPLEY, Realtor. 81. Gill till
owNER Sia. IS ANXIOUS to dispose of
THIS THIS STek %eek ho@s 0eeds in eaey syer o5 sDFns h
business; rooms and bath, full
fenced on back; nice homes in
neishborhood; S12,950, with very
good terms. R. P. RIPLEY, Realtor,
81. Gill till 8 pm.
ON ROUTE 24O-Sman apt. house
one, of 6 rms. and bath, 5 rms. and
bath h.ts rs Fsnt and todvs bath I'm Ems' s1s and
S45, S35. GI approved. SI2, 500. A
real bargain. FRED B. CUSHMAN
Realtor, $40 Frederick ave, Gath
ershurs, telephone 200. 5
Evening star., 1949-07-07
RADIANT VALLEY
$3.50 DOWN
COOL! COOL! COOL!

Thoroughly insulated, beautiful shade
trees and garden spot, in the heart
OF Eyattsville Five fine rms. and
tiled bath. modern kit. and fine
bsmt. oil h.-Wh.; S10,250; terms.
OWNER. WA. qI70 -S
Evening star., 1949-07-07
Builder Closing Out

1895 cash down. Z homes only.
Roomy brick BUNGALOWS, 5 complete
rooms on 1st f.; true expandable
attic with plumbing and heating
roughed in and space for 2 full
additional bedrrns. and bath: To-day
occupancy; price. S14,350. Call RE.
$3.50. 8 to 8. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT co. =
PREWAR COLONIAL
Brick home on landscaped
lot 55x15O. Lge. liv. rm., guest size
din. rm, modern equip. kit. with
din. alcove; 3 lovely bedrms. and
tiled bath on 2nd A.; full bsmt., oil
heat; fenced rear yard; immac.
cond. Priced S13,5O0.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
s71O Georgia Ave. 81. BOO till 9:
4 4BEDROOMS-$17,500
Silver Spring. Ing Woo, IWoo,dmeeorr eor sectionn S;c m
equip. kit. with breakfast space;
2 full baths; full bsmt., gas heat;
all brick; Just yrs. old; excel.
WooD-coNLEY, ve5SS REALTORS
Evening star., 1949-07-07

4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS
Reduced for Quick Sale
Cape Cod rambler. all brick, large
beautiful hostess kitchen. lovely oak
floors, N. H. ave. section. GI and
FHA approved. Monthly payments
like rent. RA. 74s5. UN. SS77,
10
$500 DOWN
bedrm. brk., mr.. Silver Spring: lge
lot; mr.. bus, stores; liv. rm. with
fireplace, family dining rm.; full
bsmt. Payments will be about $50
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
sH. Cd b till Q PM. %
Evening star., 1949-07-07
HILLWOOD MANO]
KENSINGTON

A fine 3-bedroom home on large
corner lot; in excellent cond.; oil
heat, full bsmt.; stairway to finished
room in attic; priced very low.
E. M. FRY, INC.
Evening star., 1949-07-07

MICHIGAN PARK
Exceptionally financed e-rm. brick
on 1st fl. Storm windows: mod. in
design. Equip. kit. Low down pay
ment and assume bal. 4e trust.
S74..0 mo. like rent.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09
Stamford Slants By Georgianna N. Hallum

The Mems Club held Smoker at the Negro Community Center last Saturday night.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Watkins are the proud parents of their flrst child, Ralph, IT,, born March 22. Mrs. Watkins is the former Blon- dell Jamison. Congratulations, kids.
 RECITAL
 The Yerwood Male Glee Club presented a recital for the oscar +. Cowan Post No. 3, American Legion on March 25. The Glee Club was directed by William Lewis.
 CANDIDATE
 Henry Moore, candidate for Rep resentative on the Republican tick at. has been resident of Stam- ford for many years. He mas served as a second lieutenant dur inp the first World War, has a nronninent barber business on west Main St. is president of the B: k' Bruce Republican Club and IS a member of the Union Baptist Church. e +,uo
 MT. Moore is the father of two two children, Vivian and Fred, ooUn nv ing in New Haven.
 DEATHS
 Deepest sympathy is expressed to. Mrs. Lena Crawford and family in the death of MT. Clifford Craw- ford who died recently. He was a resident of Stamford for 29 years.
 Mrs. Evelyn $. Jenkins and fam ily in the death of MT. John w. Jenkins who, died as a result ot a fall at his home, 469 s. Pacific St.
 MT. Ernest J. Holdman and fam ilv in the death of his wife Virigl- lia Holdman. She lived in Stam- ford for 31 years.
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09

rive in Boston in seventeen days.
 Tony Catrer is still setting bas- ketball courts on fire for Princeton Knitting Mills-Joe Campini re- porting to Waterbury Timers Baseball Camp found no welcome mat from those southern gentle man-Same old story; "Colored not welcome"-Wallace Kinch, local publicity agent for Progressive Party occasionally writes column for Waterbury Republican-Ameri- can-Neighborhood Varsity" Bas- ketball team seeking it's first win this week in the city tournament at the Boys Club.
 Sam "Connie Mack" Wilson is searching the city for New Base ball talent to keep the following he had last season-Johnny Delga- do home after years in the Army The Stork flew over the home of MT. and Mrs. Ellie Petty leaving baby boy. It is his second trip Question: Will John Corey on April 9th beat the federal rap against him of bringing counterfeit money to Waterburp-it looks bad for him I think.
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09

few years ago on local basket
 ball courts and organized by
 Walter Cain, former Norwalk
 High School star, included Ike
 Ballard, Harry Nash, Bob An
 derson, Rudy Costa, Leroy Ma
 son, E. T. Gibbs, Red Con-
 no1ly, Charles Raysor and Will
 bur Harris. The Bombers took
 the lead in the first period and led the Old Timers. who made
 good showing all the way.
 It seems very likely that the
 Carver Bombers will receive
 the City Cage League title.
 Active Branches
 That very active alert New Canaan branch of the NAACP had James H. Mills as guest speaker at their meeting. MT. Mills told of the work of the Stamford Re mobilization Center.
 The Norwalk branch of the NAACP is organizing Youth Council, and I mgiht add a much needed youth group in the com munitv. Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson is chairman, assisted by Mesdames William Coles, G. 1vison Johnson, Pollard and the Rev. R. Robinson.
 Colorful Wedding
 The home of Mrs. Catherine Coombs, 1 Brook St., looked like flower garden on Friday evening when her niece, Juanita Louise FL liston became the bride of Gilbert Thomas DeCoursey, son of Mrs. Mazie Wilson of Pleasantville, N. J.
 Among sweet peas, roses, lillies, iris, rhododendron and white we'd dino bells the nuptial VOWS were made with Rev. William Walter, pastor of the Bethel A.M.E. Church officiating. Earl Rodgers sang Because" and '1 Love You Truly"
 The bride. given in marriage by her uncle, Samuel Coombs, wore a gown of pale yellow with pearl ac- cessories and corsage of sweet peas. Miss Odessa McHonev was the brides attendant, wearing an aqua gown with corsage of tea roses. Lawrence Prayers served as best man.
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09

n the National Guard.
 Quite a number of familiar faces were seen at the Boston Symphony Orchestra Concert, which was held at Woolsey Hall. They included Marian Watts, Nan Mitchell, Mrs. Donald Wilson, Miss Virtue and Vi- vian Jackson.
 Whole town is buZZing about the recent Levi Jackson Virginia Moore rites.
 Violet's III
 Violet Russell of Starr St., has been reported very ill at Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he has been for several weeks, recovering from recent illness.
 Now that the sun is shining on both sides of the street once again, the towns Main Stem will once more resembly a beehive.
 Housing
 Our good mayor wrote our very, very good governor, asking him to do something about the scarcity of low-lncome homes. Our very, very good governor wrote back to our very good mayor, advising him to contact members of his own politi- cal party who had blocked the housing bill when it was grought before the State Senate and House for action. While the people suffer from lack of housing, the politi- clans indulge in their usual shen- anigans.
 For Prospective Parents
 To those who have tried to add a blessed event to their home and Yale University Infertility Clinic, located in the Grace New Haven Community Hospital. For a nomi- nal fee of three dollars per treat ment, your desire may be realized. Nothing like a baby.
 Artist
 Rakorta Club, Inc, has com missioned Alex B. Jackson, IT,, to paint murals on the club walls. The murals will be based on the mythi- cal history of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. Balls Planned
 Don't be surprised to see Major Edward Dixon, member of the Gov ernor's Military Staff, at the forth coming Elk's Ball in May. Strong runor that he'll be one of the hon. ored guests.
 The Craftsmen's Ball will be the title of the function planned by Prince Hall Masons April 22. Will be held atthe Westville Masonic Temple.
 Doctor Returning
 Is it true that Dr. Carter l.. Marshall is coming back home from Boston General Hospital, Boston, Mass?
 As our little girl would say, there are a thousand yesterdays, but only one today. See you around = under the elm tree in next weeks BULLETIN.
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09
NorWalk News
 By HOratia B. Johnson a M a U a n .

Participating in the exchange meeting with Smith College stu dents in an attempt to better race relations was Miss Eleanora Nor wood, a senior pre-law student at Howard University, and vivacious daughter of Mrs. Rosa B. Norwood of 15 Rockland Road. On Friday and Saturday they were enter tained on the Smith College cam pus, Northampton, Mass. and Sat urday evening they visited Yale University and were overnight guests. Miss Janet Coleman of Richmond, Va. accompanied Miss Norwood home on Sunday after noon for dinner. Mrs. Bernice Nap per and children of Greenwich, were also guests at dinner. Mrs. Napper is a daughter of Mrs. Nor wood and wife of Crispus Attucks director, Aver Napper. They en- trained late Sunday for Washing ton, D. c. Miss Norwood has made application for admission to Yale Law School. We wish her luck. CHURCH PROGRAM
 A very successful program was gwen Oy Ile MI. A1oII DdpIASI Church for the benefit of their re- novation program Friday evening at the Center Junior High School. Professor J. Robert Bradley of New York City, a member of the Ma tional Publishing Board of Nash vile, Tenn. was presented in a program of spirituals. The Star light Quartet also appeared. Mayor F'reese attended and made remarks.
 The Norwalk Branch of the NAACP had as their guest speak CT, MT. John Lancaster, IT,, honor ary president of the Bridgeport Stratford branch. He is quite dy- mamie speaker. His topic was "Op- portunitiesin Connecticut.
 KIDDIE MOVIE
 The children attending the week ly movie program of Carver House had something new added - a serial ''Trail of the Royal Mount ed'.
 DEATH
 We were all saddened to hear of the passing of Alexander Stephens, 10 Madison St. on Friday after noon at the Norwalk Hospital af- ter brief illness. He served on the trustee board of Grace Baptist Church. Funeral services took place on Monday at Grace Church with Rev. J. P. Ball, pastor, offici- ating. Our deepest sympathy to his widow, Mrs. Lottie Stephens and family.
 David Chance who did such grand job on the Carver drive about month ago is confined at the Norwalk Hospital. We wish him speedy recovery.
 Mumford Baglev of West Main St. is also confined at the Norwalk Hospital. Hope to see him around soon.
 Carver House closed a very
 successful basketball season
 with quite a game in which
 the Carver Bombers opposed
 the Old Timers at the ArmOry on Saturday night. The Bomb
 CTS trOunced the Old Timers
 45-31.
 The Old Timers, stars of a
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09

HENRY L.. MOORE, presi- dent of the B. K. Bruce Repub- lican Club, candidate in Mon days election for Board of Representatives from the Fourth District, was principal speaker at political rally for his election at the club last week. Among those who sup ported MT. Moore were Town Committee Chairman Daniel E. Ryan, Mrs. Louise T. Seeley, Representative John D. Lodge, Fairfield County Congress- man; the Rev. R. G. Foster, pastor of Vicks Memorial Methodist Church of New Hav- en, and Alderman of the 18th Ward, First Selectman George T. Barrett, mayoralty candi- date, and other prominent To- cal figures.-G. N. H.
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09
The ePeople Say

Dear Editor:
 Congratulations on your first edition of the New England Bulle- tin. It is a welcome sight to see our newspaper back in circulation again - as a larger paper with wider news coverage and advertis- ing.
 It is a challenge to our commit nity especially and to the Negroes in New England to support this eff fort wholeheartedly by individual subscriptions and continued patron age of Bulletin advertisers. Hoping for your continued suc- cess, I am
 Very truly yours,
 Ella c. Brown
 Hartford
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09

The Bulletin is a paper for all races and creeds. Pass. it on to your friend.
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09
w ATE R B URY R0AMIN THE BRASS CITY
 EDDY BURKE

Mr. and Mrs John Delgado have taken residence Waterbury following their New recently returned home from the Army.
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09
3 NEW HAVEN UNDER THE. ELM TREE pv
By A. B. JACKSON

is who have for memb m
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09

Fifty thousand readers can't be wrong. That's why business men use THE BULLETIN as a sound advertising medium.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHERS, GE, Apex. Norge, Moni-
tor, Bendix. Thor. Easy spinner
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Open Mon, Thurs. Sat. till g.
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Ms R9iNS. GAearsE hA Ii2s Maytas, I!1 a.b
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ent residence; ss5. See after pm.
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