Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 7

TUESDAY. JULY 25, 1944 NAUGATUOK DAILY NEWS Page Seven Pre-war Clothes Will Be Out-dated In Post-war Days. Sell Now Thru Want Ads Employment als cc- litrlits, tfood Tot, Nnu- small M. Cull For Sale For IB KOOM House. All At im Aetna street.

Apply at 39 Mc-tlli-ton J-'OK family lioumi, 11 rooms, and barn. All Lot 8-1 At asad-ince, Tol. 3-D-IG3, Brklge- pot't. Announcements niton. EACHERS STUDENTS HOUSEWIVES! FULL OR PART-TIME WORK AVAILABLE Making Footwear SunmuM- Months Experience Unnecessary OM'M-'AMII-Y 4 roouiM i-iich, ail nioiiern Improvements, pre-war tiuill, 3 years old.

Reason for soiling, owner In service, room, 1 family house, nil improvements also 3 yen fit old, situated on 3--I acre Pi-ice $8.500. you want to buy or see Palsy 172 street, Phono 3-lSS or 5S3-I, NKW cottllKO, vacant; li l.io biintfnloif will; three acre Liml; new ID-ROOM 2-family hcnir.u on West side. A ShepK-y, Telephone 2-133, FOCIt KOOM house, one acre- of land, street. Price 4i-room Scott street, kit Price J-ISOO: C-room, house. Ward St.

.1, 1 to.ily. telephone 5031. John Wanted To IJnv APPLY AT United States Employment Service Hank St. 'WaUM'luiry, Conn. Stiiblllzntlon Conditions UNITED STATES RUBBER CO.

Footworn 1 Plant CONN. SmAI.I, plot of ground I to 2 1-2 an rex in vicinity, of Natiiratuck. in cure Box News Olllce. I-uml For Sale tot, I'M liy loo feet on Shirley street, two miles from off New Haven road. Price 8100.

VViUui'hurv -1-1551. 7:1 He in District of Nuugaluek, as. Probate Court, July 24th, 104-1, ESTATE OF Charles L. Anderson, lute of Nuugatuclc, within sakl District (deceased): WHEREAS, Application has been made to this Court for permission to sell certain real estate belonging to said estate, as application on flic more fully appears, it is ORDERED, That the foregoing application be heard and at the Probate OHIce in Naugiituck on the 2nd day of August, 3H4-I, at 2'o'clock in the afternoon and the Court directs said Administrator to give notice to all persons interested in said estate to appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon, by publishing this order once in a newspaper having a circulation in said district, also leaving with or mailing in registered letters, postage prepaid, from Naiigutuclt, copy of this order to nil pin-lies interested and 7-esidirig without the Probate District of N'nugatuclt, all on or before the 20th day of July A. D.

l'J-14, and return made to the Court of notice given. Attest, STEPHEN SWEENEY, Announcements lid OHU BUSINESS 'coiiHlHtM of throe opening-, closing and uiuiKigumcnt. This Is a real opportunity to own 'your'own business. Cull' Watby. 4-1003.

12 lliivlnetm Announcements MOMJMjfiNTS Special -prices on IV. RICHARDS St. Naugatuck Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Services Feed And Fuel now and SHV-I- pri cord. Cut length- anil delivered. H.

)-0759 Machinery, A ut OH For Sale'. 1'Eti Can Milk and milli bottler. 173 Centei: 'street, Thom'asLon, Conn. after 0 P. M.

Household Articles 11 And Found No. -I ration hooks, lust In vicinity of 'Bridge street, U. C. Joe Lisieski. Phone Naug.

-1305, 'PACKAim 19-10 Willys SedanV' .1938 Ford Tudor "PRICED BELOW CEITJNQ" liic. Watertown Avenue FOR SALE! ABC Washur Easy Washer Hamilton Beacon Vacuum Cleaner Electric Iron Hhn.scltold Artieles seiitH, I'liiy ponn, Icitlil- high chairs, Kantwct muttreases, toys. THE RADIO SHOP ISO Grand St. Watcrbury ON'K STOKK Rr.frlK<!ralor, slici-r scsilus. T.

.1. MonUi.mba.ult 531' Norlli Main street, Union Tel. To liny CASH 0" MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Mecca Music Co. 203 Bank -I-1422 BANK safe iTeposIt wanted.

Highest cash prices paid. Wire collect, write or phone what you hava to offer. J. 13. Murphey; He- public GOS-1, SIS YciUman Webster Groves 19, Mo, Fnincis Fiimiturn- Co.

440 NORTH.MAIN STRRET Telephone 3000 for wluit complete set, MODERN BUSINESS, in twenty-four volumes. Like new, or will sell for $20.00. Co.st SI30.00. Tel. nine.

J3crore 10 m. or after 4 p. rri. MllNtCitl TMlNrullaiicoiiK CKIJiS Carriages, 1'lay VP.HH, Large selection of toys. Lowest DODO I-: Sedan, In-Jiter and RCA radio.

Good $200. Apply 37 New street cor, Hillside nve. lil-U Cluh Coupe Ford for sale. Radio and heater. Excellent condition.

.4841. 312 Scott St. JOHN'S MUSIC SHOP si-ll, nxp.lia.nse., all kinds of instruments, ost prices in the cliy. 3SO-3S2'So. Main Wnlny, Conn.

Services To lU-nilirr Scrvlca Appliances a specialty. "-Rny Docker, 402 N. Main Tell OOD JOB I'AINTINCi A. J. KudKm.i.

Call after A'lTISNTION Ktuctrodix genuine parli service. By bonded Man. I. 3 Telephone 1822. lladlo Jtcpalr Shop.

Radio's expertly repaired, inod- nratc prices. 'Phone 5617. And KIKVMA.N'S k's Great Dry Cleaning offers it.s class dry cioanir.p; not only in 'family bul. blankcUs, rugs and clii- or specialties in Jhis field. KIEVMAN'S 7li Church Street IIAVINO my RON ration book Issued to me by the local board, I hereby file npplica! ion for IL new one.

THOMAS CONNOLLY. Ill) Uusillcvi ROOM AND It OAK I). SIN'GLK ONLY. INQUIRE 23 HOTCHKISS ST. For Rent KOOIIIH To Kent K.xpcrlenertl on Sin.

jtr Si-winj: Machine for slip cov- ffs nod Allen's Up- toUtriir.g Studio, 1 Grand St. Cor. S. Main. XtfibitiMUion Plan, GIRLS Fnr lighr, clean bench Ifurrimicnt Assembly.

"-M A. M. to P. M. work.

3'Ioin-M n2 RUBBER AVE. llflli Wunteil Mule, or MltT TIMK S1I.K OARMKNT PRESSER, DRY ROUTE DRIVER. CLKANERS AMI tiYKKS, UNION ST. JW.ii:, WATERBOT.Y. Tel.

4-2762 for a LOAN (Ask fur Wall) busy if you l.av.- usi- for CASH to neecl.s: Pucl, ClnthinKs. you will find the telephone a Kf'svt limp-saver. A loan of Si00 crisis when repaid in 12 i-qiial principal c.on- s-ciitivi- monthly inxtall- CKNTKAU.V loi-iitcil furnished room for jteiiUenuui, Apply IS r.arnuni court. Hu I ami nitiiiis; furnished. 'The Cluis.

ti-n 33 St. Tel. U-'atcrbtirv 3-111-1. anil inimli; store. One of the finest in thu male.

Cooil store location. Owner has othor business. A rent opportunity. Box in care of The DOIXJE PLYMOUTH Sales Service Parts, Accessories Malcolm SUirr Wutertown Ave. Dial 5-1M6 18 HICVCI.Ii;, very slightly used.

Cost $32.50. With basket and lock. Cumpletn, $20.00. Tel. 28-17.

Contractors PA TEH W. F. Tel. Jj-i IIAXGirv'G and Cota, 17 Cedar KITCHENS PRODUCE FOR VICTORY For Kent GAKAfiK, LSI. rear.

Inquire Ralph S. Pasho. care of Thcau-i' or Walter A. Xor- wutfh, care of Noriivish Shoe Store, Announcements Want in Ads. Livestock Soc I have been givon the rate boolt Tor 27 mill tax on grand list of Ofiiobur ia-13.

One-half of this tax is due July 1, and one-halt is due January 'I, 10-15. Both bills may be paid nt once. If the bill duo July 1, 19-l-t is not paid on or before August 1, Interest will be charged on both bills at fi-10 of 1 per cent per month urttil paid. If bill rfltie July 1, 19-1-1. Is paid on nr before August 1, 1944, interest will bo added on bill due January 1, after February 1, 19-15.

shall be in the town hall from 7 to p. m. on the following dates: July 7, July l-l. 1944 July 21, July 2S. 19-14 July 31, 19-14 Signed; RALPH W.

TUCKKR, Tax Collector. Eoacon Falls, Connecticut. 13,000,000,000 IBS. FATS AND OILS NIIDIO IN 1944 FOR FOOD PURPOSES FOR INDUSTRY Wo need 12 billion pounds of fat during 1944 meet all demands in United States, according to War Food Administration. Of this overall requirement of fat, 68 per cont will represent the food supply for civilians and the armed forces, and 32 per cent, the so-called hard fats, used by industry, will go to manufacture and essential civilian goods.

Into thij 32 per cent of industrial will go the used fat conserved and turned in from American homos. O- World War A Year Ago July 25, 1943 -O WAR BONDS PRIVATE BUCK (lly United Press) Premier Eenito Mussolini and hi.s- cabinet ousted in Italy; King Victor Emmanuel accepts "rosig- nations" and installs Marshal Pie- ii'o BaclOfflio as prime minister and orders him to form a military government "to continue the conduct of the war." In Sicily troops press toward Messina. Red Army troops capture another 30 villagose and halt incessant German counterattacks and nearly encircle the enemy base at Orel. British and American aircraft strike heavily at Hamburg Kiel, in Germany. I More than 200 Allied planes bomb Japanese base at Munda, in the Solomons.

Hollywood first naw him when ho was brought out from New York to play in the French Police." Soon after, ho was placed under a long-term contract by Mttre-Goldwyn- Mayer. Since then he has appeared in featured roles in many films, such as "The Wizard of Ox," "Henry Goes Arizona," "Broadway Melody of 19-10," "The Ghost Comes Horn "The Shop Around "Boom Town," and ing Virginian." "PIN UP GIRL" FEATURE AT GEM FOR THREE DAYS FRANK MORGAN HAS A NEW ROLE IN STRAND PICTURE- 1 show's boon called off, Buck. Wo'ro going on a raid tonight!" Frank Morgan, heedless of all the Hollywood bugaboos about being "typed," simply kept out of danger's path by having a weather eye open for role.s that would run a wide gamut of comedy and drama. As he established a great vogue with his unique blustering, bantering comedy, ho bent his efforts all the more'diligently toward finding parts that had a solid emotional foundation. There were such chnracerizations, in consequence, us those in "The Mortal Storm," "Tortilla Flat" and "The Human Comedy," where his presentation of the lovable old telegrapher was picked by the critics as one of the high spots ot the past cinema year, Now, in "White Clilfs" now on the Strand screen, Morgan again has a.

strong- dramatic i-olo which may well become one of the high points of the new screen year. Tho story of the forthcoming Him, suggested by Alice Duer Miller's internationally famed poem of thu same name, concerns an Englishwoman who has yeon those closest to her caught in the havoc'of two great wars. Irene Dunne has the leading role, with a cast that includes Alan Marshal. Gladys Cooper, Dame May Whitty and Roddy McDowall, Morgan has the part o( Miss father, editor of a small American newspaper. The "sweet" versus "hot" controversy chalked up a.

draw at thu 20th Century-Fox studios dur- and ing the filming of Ectly Grabblc's latest Technicolor hit, "Pin. Up Girl." It happened while Betty on the recording stage, singing nnd swinging Is It," one of the Mack Gordon-James Mo naco hit tunes for the musica that starts today tit the Gom the ater. Accompanying Miss Grable was Charlie Spivak with his bam which ho leads in "Pin Up Girl." Spivak has earned widc.rep.uto for playing the "sweetest horn in the world." Silting on the sidelines was Betty's new hubby, Harry Jumna, whose "hot" trumpet has gained him fame and fortune. The one-sentence debate between "sweet horn" Spivak and- "hot trumpet" James was brought about by Betty's singing to -the accompaniment of Spivak during one of the song-filled sequences in "Pin Up It was Hnrry James who broke the ice. "You've got a sweet band there, Charlie," he complimented, "und if I might say so, you blow a mighty horn." "Thanks." Charlie came back, evidently relieved, "coming from you that means a by plenty hot yourself." KNOWS HER UATING Independence, ministor of a local church recently explained a special new class for mothers of.

the congrgation. which would be taught by 'an teacher, one little girl sitting with her mother in the audience was sure she would fret to attend. The minister said, bring your most difficult problems to the class with you." XIN'E I'IKCK Walnut room prices in town. Bl'jACON KIDDIE CENTRE 73 GRAND ST. Wtby.

Services set for Call 3.133. INC and slip covers. Amnxingly low prices. Allen's Upholstering Studio. Maslor-craft 1 Grand St.

Dial -1-OC-iO Ads accepted 11 a. m. for the same day. Use News Want Ads for Results. FIRST ONE FINGER.

THEN OTHER. VERY PAINFUL. THEN WHEN I TIRE OF STICKING tlTTtf NEEDLES, TAKE BOTTLE WITH AH, NATIVE 6OV CUVOUT IN ENGLISH. SO INTERESTING EXPERIMENT I THINK YOU FIND THIS MOST INTERESTING EXPERIMENT. ROY SLOWLY, I RUN BAMBOO INTO FtESH BENEATH FINGER NAI1S.

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