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Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 7

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live 4 NAUGATUCK DAILY NEWS Need Have Advertise Them Here TODAY! Automotive Wanted To- KCIICCI- Inexpensive: "A sufc place to buy und sell 1SWO BUICK SEDAN Inc. a- Wutertown Avenue Dial Equipped pre-war Goodyuar 19-U Plymouth 2 door. with (muter tiros, 193D Ford deluxe -I door. Riulio livutcr. Excellent tires.

door. Fair con ditlon. HOTCHKISS STIiKKT GAUAGli, 'Phone Employment Ill-Ill tflrl or wonuili witutrt school with typ iW l-Vrmiuu-nt pos tian. Vi-ry plousnut office- work Ni-ws Office. For Sale J''or ht)K SAI.K family of .1 rooms.

ICxtrii lot siuiithwost side. Putsy Phon la, 3-1 to ur St. KIlJIlT room, --family hoil-tf. All inipvovi-mt'iits. in j-iooU condition, and icu-jrt! "lot.

Price Sj.Tuu. Also rJ-i-oom 2-famlly hausv. xiiniK'o and extra build- lut. i'riee Sli.SUO. A.

Shcpluy, Tel. SIX ruinit. uiii'-fiiiiillj- holist-, till irr.provt-moiiL*. Johnson St. Two on John Heaiy.

5031. Jlll.l. fiunlly liousr, minimi 1 fruni rents, $1,030 yearly. Suit ST.i*iX). See Joseph V.

Kosko. Union St. Tel. -IU2S or 8 KOO.M I Toast- for dfncr of late Guorjto C. Hum, Cliff street.

All modern im- Apply Trust NiiUKatuck National Bank. 3u Wanted To IJuv O.NK, Two and three fiiinlly houses want wl. Also farms and lots. Tel. ,1031, Auto X-jirts PLYMOUTH AUTHORIZED Sales Service Pnrts, Accessories Malcolm Stan- Corp.

Wntcrtown Ave. Dial 5-1WC AUTO PAINTING SIMONIZING Jimmlc's Garage, 73 Ward 5-1203 Watcrbury Automotive OKOKK limited Htipply of seasoned wood, for stove, I'iru- place, und furnace. Also field gmvol, one conl ranye, one.gaa runtre, one wutcr lieuter, alao cedar I'e'rv'ce and clothesline points, nnd numerous 'other trucking and moving. Dial 2302 uflcr -1 p. m.

G. Sulinarcli, OSS So. Main street. Clothing OUR 33rd' AUGUST Is Now Going On Ho re's You .01) a rice To Bay AndvSave- Hero' we go more values for LADIES' vt GENTLEMEN'S SUITS Tailor made, $28.75. New Full and Winter Styles.

JOHN MAGONK 397 N. Main St. 28 Household Articles COMPLETE Homo boux'ht. for cash. prices puid for electric rcCrigurntoi's, washers, and stoves, regardless of condition.

Francis Fimiitare Co. NORTH MAIN STRRKT Telephone 3000 Motorcycles, Bicycles 1XCI1 llicycli! condition, boys. p. m. minted.

Call 395-1 Good nfter KLECTHIC Itvf rlgurntor, jfii.s stovi; electric u' a PI case call 370S. wanted. Contractors Painting ITAN'GIXG and Piilntlnp. W. F.

Cota, Cedar Street. Tel. 0-155. Cars of export freight other han conl nnd yruin unloaded ut Gulf and Pacific; ports he first huh 1 of 19-1-1. totaled tOC, compared with 012.97-1 the ame period in 13-13, a -1C per cent ncreasc.

SIZE hoy's suit. Worn ONLY TWICE. Blue tweed double breasted. Call 2109. AMJilUCAX ilinin- UUile, chair.

Also 2 trunks. Phone 3102 Id walnut, diniiit; set( in froocl condition. Also 30 sq. yonU inlaid linoleum. Ajiply 121 Aetna St.

between Ti and p. in. Lhe supply lasts somo of comers' will snatch up unbclle'vablo fine' living-room bedroom suites and quality dining' room furniture' 1 This furniture comprise)! one of oiir biggest a pre-war purchase that' has now than ever before. j'noludc'cl mvthiH tfrcat event; ure great variety' pcriocT" 'istylcs, Swedish 'jtaoclcrn, almost any kind of suite you wish for-. palorc and a of occasional pieces, kitchen furniture, i-ugsi nnd and nursery furniture.

There for 'every Suu these outstanding values now at Albert's und SAVE! Connecticut's Furniture A-L-B-10-E-T-S 2GS Soul)) Ma in- St. WnterburV''- VDJSATJ-Iv TO 'KOAC11ES" will rl your 1 home roaches'and ants or rnbh'ey; refunded. $1.25. 'Adamt Pharmacy Pharm acy, KIXCHKN caiunel modern, Made by Sellers. 17 Cbd'ar St r.ou! range.

Complete with hot water front. Also on'c gas heater, A-l "condition'. Call 5-177 after 6 p.m. GLENWOOO Itltchen -range. Oil and 'gii's with black and white fWestinghousc.

electric "Hot'chklss St. Noon or call Wtby. n-S7S7. Mr. Larson! 30 CKIBS Youth Beds, Carriages, chairs, Play Pens, balhi- ncttcs, large selection of toys.

Lowest prices in town. BEACON KIDDIE CENTRE -73 GRAND ST. Wtby. UABY unto auU scats, also large selection of toys THE RADIO SHO? 180 Grand St Watcrbuj-y SOU Musical JOJJA-S MUSIC SHOP Wo buy, and repair a)) kinds- of inatrurhents. Lowest prices in the city.

380-382 So. Main Conn. Education 3.1 Local And. Private DINA-SCHOOL OF. MUSIC 4-D028- EDS South Wilson Street Piano Voice Children, Adults, Advanced, 'Beginners, Rapid Piano Course for Adults Instructions Scientific field.

Masseurs Evening Classes. Write for free bookOct. CoilCfre Massage. 77 Plaza, JACK So. Main St.

Tel. NHUJJ. 2. 4-8418 Sorvlccs iNG and slip covers. Amay.ingly low prices.

Allen's Upholstering Studio. Mastercraft Grand SI: Watcrbury. Dial -i-OCIS RKD top Insulating- wool. All types. Installed if desired! T.

J. Won- tambault, MO No. Main Union City. Tel. USTOM Special 2-picce Suilo $59 GRIFFIN UPHOLSTERING CO.

N'aueatn'ck Tuning YOCIK J'lANO In dp-top for your oominsr winter Call Metro Music Mart, 88' 'for expert Dial KI-ECTKICAL JtcpoJrlnK Appliances 'Hay Decker, 402 N. Main St. Tel. -JOOP. Oil, BUHNKRS cli-annd nnd -rn- paired, All work guaranteed.

Tel. 3020, Harry taken for new Elcctrolux cleaners. Also parts and repairs. NisHcn. Bonded'repairman.

3 Torcsa avo. Dial 40 Clrunlng Arid'Dyeing- KIEVMAX-S. Great Dry Cleaning Firm, offers its first dry cleaning not only in family RW- mcnLs, but blankets, rwjfs "and otti- er speclnlties In Ihts field. KIEVMAN'S Street BUY WAR BONDS AM) STAMrS Frederick, after 80 'years, still is paying off a $200,000 ransom to .1 Civil w.ir general, who threatened to burn-the town Interest amounts to $531,000. The debt will be paid in I9S3.

I3.CZ SAWYKR By ROY CRANK To Boy" CAS ror ur Mecca Music Co. 203 They keep fighting- You keep buying WAR 8QMDS BAN'K nafo itepo.slt Highest casl: prices collect, write or phone what you hnvo to offei-, J. K. pub'Iic OOS-1, Sl. i Yctuman Groves 10, Me.

Anil Olil Gold lioiiKlit. Watch our specialty. GRAND JEWELRY 312 Grand Street Dial G-0082 FINE CAST IN THE BAD FILM NOW AT THE STRAND THEATER WK, HAVK BUVKK.S for 1- family huuses. Jos. V.

Rosko, 3 Union St. Tel. 4S2S-2052. Announcements 12 MONUMENTS Special on All N. RICHARDS 2GO 3o.

Main St. Naugatuck mum: LABOR DA Thi! children will bi- buck to school; the coal bin fni-1 tanks will nued to be filled; the family will want warmer 1 clothns; If you n.H-d KXTP.A CASH for these oi other essentials, phone and ask MR. WALL to arrange fi loan. A loan of $100 cn.its SlP.fiO when rupalc! In 12 principal con.iecc- t'ivi. monthly payments.

PHONE Dick Powell. Linda Darnell and ack Oakie share stellar' honors in "It Happened Tomorrow," Rene Clair's sprightly comedy now plny- Inp at the Strand theater released through United Artists. A story property acquired by Arnold Pressburfrer from Colonel Frank Capra when he left the movies for -Ihc armed forces, "It Happened Tomorrow" rnis one of the most unique und hilarious plots ever to reach the screen. It is the tale- of Larry Stevens, reporter on the Evening News in 1S90 who receives a copy of iomorroow's newspaper. cluy.

As a result ot" his ownership of the paper, Stevens finds himself involved in a series of strange adventures during the course of which he wins a fortune nt the racetrack, predicts the future with uncanny accuracy, and finally lands in the calaboose when the police link Ills name with crimes he has predicted after reading tomorrow's newspaper. The tangled events unravel to a surprise climax after the phantom newspaper predicts Stevens' death. Dick Powell plays the lauph- fillec! role of reporter Stevens. Linda Darnel! provides romantic interest as Powell's fe'irl friend. She portrays a clairvoyant who ilorig with her uncle (Jack Oakie) puts on a fake crystal gating act.

An outstanding supporting cast has been assembled to get the maximum of mirth out of the comedy. Edgar "Slow'Burn" Kennedy, Edward Brophy, John Phi- lllber, George Cleveland, SifT Ru- World War A Year Ag-o August 29, 943 o- -o (IJy United J'rcss) Germany interns KinK Christian, 01' Dcnivmrlt, deposes the ffovci'n- mcnt and pTaces the entire country under nmrti.il law. Danish navy fights German troops who attempt to the Copenhagen Navy yard, by blowing 1 up ammunition dumps antl scuttling: those wai'ships" unable to ff'-'t away to Sweden. I Great Britain nnd tho United Suites svarn Germany that she would bt; held accountable for atrocities perpetrated on civilians. lieriin rejects Swedish note pro- testinfr sinking of two fishinfr boats: Germany declares ships had been in forbidden waters.

On Russian front. Soviet U-oops ca'pture west of Khar- kov. Allied bombers conLinue heavy hombinR of Italian railway com- RECORD CROWDS VIEW "GREENWICH VILLAGE" AT LOEW'S Last night with tho 'sliou'iiifr of tho 20th Century-Fox's new Tech- r.icoior musical, "Greenwich Vil- luffo," audiences at the Loew theater were treated to tho merriest of'laughs, tunes, romantic doings and spectacle to hit a local screen' in a lonjr, lonff time, and mighty welcome' it '-was too. Apparently, always more' than a stop-ahead of-the iri'miisi- cal, 20t)i Contury-Kox has really "shot? the works" on this one, including the stand-out-cast starring Carmen Miranda, Dor. Amcche, Eondix and Vivian "The Cherry Blonde." a perfect di'Qum of a production and the most dazzling Technicolor, this side of heaven.

The film is packed tight with more thrills lhar, a Mardi Gra.s, more gals than a 'JrJiU'cm, more songs than a flock of mocking birds and solid, downright fun that reaches new high in hilari- IX SPREK NEIT ENGEtSCHE. NO, YOU DON'T SPEAK ENGLISH. OKAY, SCOUT, I'LL TAKE A THIS IS A CASE WHERE BEGGARS CAN'T BE CHOOSERS KOMEN MYNHEER so I'M you? BUT DUTCH, AND NOT HOW DO I KNOW YOU'RE NOT jINVCAHOpTS THE JAPS JUST WY LUCK. AND THERE'S NO WAY OF PROVING THIS FROM THE COBRA It ETTA KKTT RIGHT SNAZZY LITTLE WHEPEyAGOIN'TD SEF UP CAMPAIGN YOUR HOUSE. 2 WITH YOUR OLD MAM INCLUDE --AND MOM SAID WE Vi COULD USE 7WE LN ING BOOM FOR ANOFFICE-l SECJIICT AGENT X9 By ROBERT STOKJn ou.s entertainment.

can- mumcations; shoot down 2S enemy am hrippon in "Greenwich lanoK Villafre," it all starts when Don Amtehe, in the role of a Jed Kunsjin with a Carnegie Hall com- has come East to realise his ambiLions- as a composer of serious music, wanders into New York's famous Greenwich Village at tho height of. its est, meet celebrated period. Before man. Paul Guilfoylc, and Marion Muriin all combine their talents in featured roles. On the same program is et with Tom Nonl Jeanne Hates.

GOT SURPRISE PRIVATE BUCK Boston, Aug. Newton man received quite a surprise from an automobile dealer, bul. in the end the dealer wus the most surprised. Chester Holbrook was called by used Oar dealer Jospeh Levin, who asked Holbrook for his gasoline ration book bc- causo he had just bought the Car. Holbrook notified police who found that Levin mistakenly purchased stolen car.

got his automobile back. But Levin was out $023. you could say, "Stravinsky!" Carmen Miranda, the village fortune teller and fortune him, and steers him into William Ecr.dix's night club, whore she. is employed. co-hit on this grand entertaining program is "Thruo Little Sisters" with Ruth Terry.

DKSl'UOYJiO JJY KIKE One-half million Ions of wire arc manufactured into nails in the U. S. each year. Stafford Springs, has destroyed the 14-room Bosquet Convalescent Home ca.st of Stafford Springs. Teh women patients were removed to safety when the flames began to spread from the roof''throughout- tlic frame building, Teddy Roosevelt Kin Marries "I'm troubled with spots my a number first, and thon seven will come Money Front a News Want Ad to Buy Extra Bonds The former Pauline pranddaiiffliter of the late Theodore Roosevelt, nnd lier grotmt, Alexnnfler' McCoi'niiolt Sturlii exit from Uif Emmanuel church in Manchester, following (heir The bride Is the d'aiiR-hivr of the Nicholas wo'rth who was Speaker of tho Mousn of 'BuproHcntutivcs for Nix years, (jnteniatioiiiil) VOUR Hl6f HAS JAWOHLl fCH ABOUT YOUR EXPLOITS STWE ZU IH R6R FAIR ENOUOH! WE CAN HATCH A SCHEME AT TO TRAP US A PEW WE'U.

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1897-1977