Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 7

AUGUST 25, 1944 NAUGATUCK: Therels Still Time To Rent A Cottage For The LaborDay Week-End Through A Want Ad NOTICE! Kinmiug For OosUs: OX I A' 63 Announcements Employment Help PART TIME 7 to 12 A. or to 5:30 P. M. LIGHT. EENCHWOKK Experience Not Necessary h'isdi'll Co.

Mnin Watorbury Ol'VO jflrl or n'oiniin -ichool with typing I'urmtincnt position. Very jilaasant office work. Apply Ni-ws Office. LIQUOR PERMIT Notice Of Application This- la to' give notice that i Capocu of 57 Temple street Wntorbvry, have filed an t'pplicrition duted August 22, 19'M with the Liquor Control Commis- fion for a Club for the sale of alcoholic the promises at 533 South Main street, Is'uugnluck. The business is owned by Colombo Christoforo Society ot 553 South Main Naugatuclt, and will bo conducted by Charles Capccc.

of permittee. CHARLES CAPECE Dated August 19'M. Announcements l.oHt And STItAVKD iniinWis old hint-It and white bougie pup in vicinity of Hard street. Answers to "Prince." Tel. 5109.

MONUMENTS Special prices ori All. Memorial! RICHARDS 2BO So. Main St. Naug-atuck Automotive AutOH For Sale LIQUOR PERMIT Notice Of Application This is to give notice that Edward Pinto of 26 South Main street, Naugnttick, hus filed an ap plication dated August 22, 1D'J4, with tho Liquor Control Commis- safe place to buy and EUICK SEDAN PackuTd-AVatcrbury, 1'nc; 'IS2 Watcrtown Avenue Dial 4-610 Merchandise lloiixehold Articles OtJB 33rd ANNUAL AUGUST SALE' Is Now Going On Herd's Your Glmn'ccr Tb'Biiy. Here we go again with super we values for 1'MS FOIID COUl-JC FOR 8A.1JL RADIO, TELE PHONE 299-r.

Plymout'h '2 door. Eqiii'ppei with heater, pre-war Gooclyea tires. b'j i'ord deluxe -I door. Radio heater. Excellent tiros.

slon for a Restaurant Beer Permit 1930 For Sale HOUNCN Tor' A ONK IIOIMO for ti-ith I 1 lin-jjo, pleasant rooms, sun porch. 2 additional rooms on the third floor for stoniRe, hard wood floors, furnace heat with oil burner. Luundry and lavatory in cellfir. screens and storm windows. This beautiful house with its nicely landscaped lot and one cur jwajre is located ru Culver Street in the fine I'l'sidcntlul section of Culvor Heights.

Sartv Occupancy. JOHN KIERNAN of H. Hart. Inc. Est.

1890 Dial XIIUK. or Wtby. -1-3129 'Phono £727 for the sale of alcoholic liquor on' dition. S'200. the at South Main STREET street, Is'augatuck.

The business i.i owned by Echvnrd Pinto of 26 South Main street, Nuupatuck, and will be conducted by Edward Pinto of 2G South Main street, Nnug tuck, as permittee. EDWARD PINTO Dated August 22, 19-14. Automotive NOTICE t'OR SA.LK—" family hoiino of 8 rooms. Extra large lot located southwest slcle. Ltihrlol.i, 172 High Phone or CS3-I.

K1GIIT room, house. All improvements. In good condition. 2-car gnrnge and iKi'go lot. Pi-lco 55,700, Alsio 12-room 2-famlly house, gnrjiKo and extra btiilcl- In.cr lot.

Price A. Sheplcy. Tel. 2-133. On Sunday, August 27th, 1D-I-I, it will be necessary to shut off the wutcr in main on Church and Bridge Streets between 8:30 a.

m. and 1- m. This, will reduce the pressure on nil streets west of the Naugatuck River, north of Mltlville Avenue, and we recommend that residents in the higher area of this district draw a supply of water in advance of the I shut off. It may affect the pressure, in some degree, on streets cast of the Naugatuck River and north of Cemetery Street in the higher section of this territory. Residents in the area arc adviesd to draw a supply of water in advance of The Water Company.

Auto Piirt.s DODGE PLYMOUTH AUTHORIZED Sales Service Parts, Accessories Mnicoim W. Corp, Watcrtown Ave, Dial 5-11-16 Aiito I'iiliulni; L'XU PAINTING SIMONIZING Jimmic's, Garage, 73 Ward 5-1203 Waterbui-y Contractors SIX room, one-family lion.sc, nil improvcmontis, Johnson St. Two fnnilly house on Scott St. John Jtcftly. Tul.

5031, 5-ItOOM and irunicir llnlnhed. Open Cor inspection Saturday and Sunday. On Nixon iivenuc. Tel. 3521.

II And Found' JTAItKJCK "31" Fountiiln IVn lout. Bltio body, silver cap. Reward Dial 5103. SMALL lost. Please 54 28.

call female dog Ji'augatuck HANGING nnd the supply lasts some' of-you'-firs comers will snatch up unbelloyabl bargains-in fine Hying room suites bedroom suites and quality, dinin room furniture. This, furnitur comprises one of our- biggest -pui chases, a pre-war purchase tha has made our selections' hou than ever before. Included Jh this great event are bedroom suites in frrent variety period styles modern, and Swedish Modo'rn, al most any. kind'of suite wish for dinette suites and a tremendous selection of occasional pieces, kitchen furniture rugs and and nursery There is furniture for every room arid most needs. See these outstanding, -values now at Albert's and SAVEI Connecticut's Largest Furniture Store A-L-B-ErB-T-S 268' South Maiii St.

Water bury Merchandise ISARY unto S'i-UH; Ijnby auto seats, also, large; sulcction ot THE RADIO SHOP ISO Grand St. Weterbury Education 3.1 I-ocal'Arid'PrTvutc DINA SCHOOL OP MUSIC 4-5J2S 333 South Wilson Street Piano Mandolin CliTldrerif Adults, Advanced', Kegin- Baby, Baskets, ncl Ra Piano Course for Adults Carriages, Pens, Bassincta. selection of, toys'. Lowest prices town. BEACON CENTRE 73 GRAKD ST.

Wtby. Animals Cuts, Dojf.s And rets. JOHN'S MUSIC SHOP We buy, sell, exchange, and repair all kinds' of instruments. Cow-1 e'st prices in the city. So.

Connv They keep fighting- You keep buying WAR BONDS cocker for sale. Wonderful pet for children. Phone Naugatuck 2817 between G-7 p. Business Service Services 37 Ilusinphu ScrvlccM Rendered JACK 281 So. Main St.

Walerbury J-8-118. J'fotintHlonal EXCELLENT ING and' slip covers. Amazingly low prices, Allen's Upholstering Studio. Mastercraft Artists. 1 Grand St.

Wanted To RcnCer ELECTRICAL ncpvlring Appliances specialty. Ray Dccltcr, 402 N. Main. St. ATTENTION genuine, and By.

bonded. E3ectro)lUI Man. I. NlBsen. 3 Telephone 4822.

KKD top InNiiIiitliiff wool. All types. Installed if T. J. Mon- tarribault, 530 No.

Main St. Union City. Tel. 2G83, 37 Business Services Rendered ASHES removed. Fur.

niture moving. Loam delivered. Ashmore Trucking Co. 3065 CUSTOM REDPIIOLSTERING Special 2-picce Suite $59 GRIFFIN UPHOLSTERING CO. Xaugatnck 4690 38a Piano People seek Want Ads of their own free will; they're ready to do business.

IS YOUR J'lANO In Up-top shape for your coming fall and winter pleasure? Cull Metro Music Man, 88' Church for expert service. Dial 0287. BTTRNIJRS cleaned and nv paired. All work guaranteed. Tel.

3025, Harry Churchill. 40 Cleaning: And Dyeing- KJEVMAN'S luck's Great Dry Cleaning Firm, offers its first clasp- dry cleaning not only in family garments, bul. blankets, rugB and other spccinllios in Ihis 76 Church Street Through Want you can reach anybody and everybody profitably. I3T7Z 1 SAWYER 1 By ROY COM1MJ5TJ5 Homo tirnishlllfpi bought for cash'. Highest prices paid- for electric refrigerators, washers, and regardless' of condition.

Francis Furniture 449 NORTH MAIN STRKET- 1 Telephone 3000 Stove. Cool or oil' with pas. 'Phone 235S. Joseph Aukstolis. 8iv Clothlnc W.

Cota, Tel, 5-155. 17 'Cedar Street, Merchandise Feed And Fuel 3ft To Buy O.VK, Two mid tliri-i! fun illy houses wanted. Also farms and lots. Tel. 5031.

WE HAVK IJUVKKSfor 1-2-3 family houses. Jos. V. -Rgsko, 3 Union St. Tel.

-192S-29D2. I'ersonul ft. II. I', 1'lrasc return. All is fnr- Klven.

Signed: I. Mishawuka, Ind. Irfinci For falo LOT for Male on 7,1 137 foot. Call Naugatuck 20S1. ATTKACTIVK IJulldinj; Lots for Post War Homes.

JOO ft, frontage. O'ppcr Park Avn, Write Box in care of News for Interview. Wanted To lU-nt A ami one child tviuil rent. 'H32, Ads day. There to Going: on your VACATION? If you extra CASH to make your vacation a phnne '1-27G2 and ask MR.

WALL, to arrange a loan. A loan of $100 costs whfin repaid in 12 equal principal' consecutive monthly Brown BldR. Back Home Again PRIVATE BUCK OJ1HKK limited supply of seasoned wood, for stovo, fii-e- place 'and furnace. Also stones, one coal range, one gas range, one wutcr 1 also cedar and points, and numerous other items. Light trucking and moving.

Dial 2302 after p. m. G. Siillnardi, 53S So. Main street.

-ADIES 1 GENTLEMEN'S SUITS 'ailor made, $28.75. New Fall and Winter Styles. JOHN MAGONE 387 N. Main "St. Wanted ro Buy DIAMONDS And Old Cold Bought.

Watch repairing our specialty. GRAND JEWELRY 112 Grand Street Dial 5-0082 GAS tor i our MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ifecca Music Co. 203 Bank -1-1-122 KANGK-FUKL OJL COMET OIL OLD AND NEW CUSTOMERS Phone -l-Si533 BANK tTepoHlt boxes wanted. liifc'hcst cosh prices paid.

Wire collect write or phone what you have to offer. J. E. Murphey, Republic 608-1, 815 Ycatm.in Webster Groves 19, Mo. AVANTED SMALL TO BUY TRICYCLE.

A VERY PHONE Farm Cf.KTKAC 1 for the Curmer, or- chardist aiul lumber operator. Call or write for information: Power Equipment A Service Inc. JOD Water street, New Haven, Conn. 'Phone S-G136. PRE-WAR girls white shoe Chicago roller skates.

Size 5. Excellent condition. Cull 5SG2. Sol! your used clothing with Want Ad. in the Naugatuck News Pullman Plans Three-Decker Railroad Coach The Pullman- Standard Car Manufacturing Com- pany has announced plans for a new railroad coach especially adapted for.

commuter use which will be manufactured after the war to enable railroads to retain a larfire portion of thoir heavy wartime passenger volume. The new coach is called "Three- dox" and provides the short distance traveler with comforts 'and conveniences now available only in luxury streamliners. At the same time, the new coach seats 112 and a third times the capacity of today's typical commuter coach and more than twice the capacity of cars on some roads The name of the new coach is derived from Its three levels. Pas; senjrers will enter at either side on a middle level which is the same as the floor level of present coaches. They may then descend, a central stairway to the top deck.

Arrangements of scats on the top declc is similar, to that in pres er.t coaches, with 13 forward-fac THOSE NATIVE WOMEN GOT SCARED WHiN I MENTIONED THE.GUERRIILA LEADER. OKAY, I'll TRY THIS OLD MAN. THERE. ME tELlA CARRY TANC YOU. TANG YOU.

DONT MENTION IT. PERHAPS YOU CAN HELP ME IN RETURN. YOU TEUUM WHERE COBRA FEUAt STOP. YES? PAUL ROBINSOJI TWFGIPLS AGE TWO pAaries THEBLONDES AND THE JUST AS SOON. AS SHE GA.N MAKE; UP IND VMICrT WELL I SEE THc FCLifiClANS.

HAVE SOME SECRET AGENT XO By ROBERT NOT BEU5N65 THE TWO OP TOMORROW I SEE COL. HUNTER OF A YOU WSRi IN YOU'D THOUGHT YOU BARNEY. GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH By BJXLY DE BECK I FUST OFF CWECK VORE FllNT SPARK--ORftP A PlNCWN'0' THE PftN-VWRftP RIFLE-BALL IN ft PPfTCH 0' 6RERSED 8UCKSWN tt IN BN6ER PER -ORCAM fcA WEERPUL BEftO IcCvY "There are times when if isn't absolutely necessary to salute!" Use Money From a News Want Ad to Buy Extra Bonds Littlo Elsie Whitehend' Ims MIM to for -just re-, turnod to her rittshtirBli homo nftor six-year stay in a children's hospital, WlVen was Ift-trioiiths old she swallowed lye nnd soared her thrpiit so. badly thnt- doctors, for her life. Her lioMpltttliy.ntlon finally niuli'd tin 1 otlier tiny and she was with tlio holil- pnrcnts.

(Inlerna- tlonal) injtr- double seats each side of center aisle providing room for 52 passengers. On the lower level two rows of 22 outward facing: seats accommodate another 44 1'iders. There arc-also four g-ame rooms at- each end of the coach middle level 10 more commuters. The seats in' the 1 rooms" face each Mher with table between where tomorrow's" commuters may play while enroute to and from the office. "This 'bask: dcslprn Is by no' means inflexible," said W.

Test, in charge of engineering nnd research for the Pulmah company. 1 I "Already we have plans for a variations to conform with; requirements of every railroad'. We' are also on a modified version, for long distance At a sacrifice of sonic the transcontinental model offer much more individual comfort, including reclining- for sleeping" Among the of. the Threedex, commuter coach are its" four at each end of the car. There Is also a-baggage rack on the lower level, contra! stairway.

A MAN OF PARTS An Aleutian Island and civilians this, island base recognized Homem.B "Tex" Langford of Tex as a man of contracts. A-bulldozer operator by day, Langford ia kept busy at night repairing -watches BEFORE I STftRT TvV LECTURE -SOU SUP IN THE HOUSE AN'GET HftNOFUL OF CARTRIDGES JUGHAID--I GOT SHUFFV 9 OL' SUOOTiN'-lRON TO GWE sou some i. POINTERS ON SCIENTIFIC By U1TT and CLARENCE GRAf -GO FORTH AND FETCH.IT. 1 BRICK SANDY 51UMBER ON, THE MIRROR' AT BRICK'6 SIDE ISJ TUE TOWER SKEETEK WALtY BISIIOf WE.DlD' UE PUT A WEVW OWE IN TMIS BUSTED OUR TPEASUCY, TOO- COST Youee A.LU PAID UP, VJMV PLAYirOG BALL TODA.V? VJE CAWT- OW TUE 6ALL PlTCMED WE BPOtGC.