Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 7

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1944 NAUGATUCK DAILY NEWS Page Now Is The Time, Ancl the NEWS The For Heating Equipment 'LOOK WHAT YOU GET FOR 63 I'ljissit'ii'il Ail Tluit- Bi'i'itf Von KVsults If He Call 222S TODAY! Announcements Lost And Found Marked "Msircia Finder please call Naugatuck 35-10 or return to E3 Nettle-ton avenue and receive reward. Automotive in AuttK I'arts HAVING J.OST my. Kan- ration issued to nic by th local rationing hoard, I hcreb- file application for a new one, STANLEY TATARYNOW.ICZ UROWX Puppy lost. White pointed mil, white, feet. Reward.

Albert Vasrinnl. 123 Gorman street, Personals A ItrlC'OKO MAIIK of your at booths. Mecca Music 103 Hunk street. Tel. Employment n-aiiU'il (or Ki-ncriil house u-ork antl to care for child.

Live in. rcom. Wages $100.00 liumlii. "'139 before p. ru.

daily. Vor.NlV Ilitfli Si'linol fov Intei'i-'StlnK work in IIKM! office. Definite future. Must typing experience. Good MirroundiiiKs and clean atmosphere.

Address Box care uf rhi- Xaupatuck News. for lioncral hou-irwnrk In Middli'bury. Week clays only. I'iiri or ful! time. Ctoocl wages.

Call Wtby. Mrs. Mungci-. For Sale For VACANT S-roiuii. unc fiintily hntisr Centrally Priced ri-aiumalile.

Also 10 room. 2 family 2nd floor vacant. Price A. Shepluy. Tel.

2-133. 37 1111,1, family house, l.s( floor available for immediate oc- i-iipiini-y: price 121 3 family house and 2-car annual income from S1.0.-.2. Price $7.800. yoe J-'Scph V. Rosko, 3 onion St.

Ti-1. -itiSS or A Immi' Irivrstmcnt. Thrri 1 1-l-room house. Hot water heat two flooi-s. 3-ctir early occupancy on second floor.

Ontnilly located. Yearly Income ri 1'rit-c S-yciii's mocl- rrn 10-ronm. 2-ftimlly 12.000 Also I'J-room, 2-famlly house, centrally located, Patsy r.atu-|oUi, i-oaltor, .172 High St. I'honr- 3'1W or Gruen wrist, wjitch with band, lost In Beacon Falls. Please call OS2G, Beacon Falls.

12 Announcements MONUS1ENTS Special prlcea on All Memorials V. niCHARDS 260 So. Mkln St NnuKtitucK Automotive 1-1 Autos for Salo "A safe place to buy and sell" J9-I1 HUDSON SEDAN Only 13,000 actual miles. Inc. Avenue Dial -1-6109 Monthly attendance in the USD clubs has been estimated now at more than 7 million.

DODG-B AUTHORIZE!) Sales Service Parts, Accessories Malcolm 7 SUirr Corp. Wntertown Dial C-ll-lG Contractors Merchandise Machinery, Kloctrlc Several used South Bend and Also drill Presses. saws, wood turning; lathC3V-nnd other machine, tools; Lincoln Stores, 61 W. Main Waterbury. Phone Mr.

Andrews. 28 Household Articles Tainting W. Tel. HANGING F. Cota, 17 5-JGb.

and Cedar Street. Painting TlC Home for cash. Highest prices paid for electric refrigerators; washers, and stoves, regardless of condition, ADOLF J. KUDZMA HAVEN KOA1) Frmicis'Fnmitnrc Co. -H9 NOnTI-I MAIN" STRRKT Telephone 3000 Merchandise Feed'Ami.

Fuel OttDKll. limited supply of seasoned wood, for stove, Tiro- place and furnace. Also ficlil stones, snnci, gravel, one coal range, one gas range, one water also cedar fc-n-cc and clotSiesline points, and numerous other items. Lig.it trucking and moving. Dial 2302 after p.

m. G. Salinardi, 538 So. Main strcot. Clothing-" LADIES' GENTLEMEN'S SUITS Tailor made, S2S.7S'.

Now Fiill and Winter Styles. JOHN MAGONE 39T N. Main'St. Merchandise Snlo SupiM- doiihlu lioad Razor, new, Evcrsharp Lifetime pen and pencil set, gold tip, new 5-tube R. A.

small table model- radio, perfect condition, $25.00: Sec 1 at .103 'Locust'' street, Union City, after 4 Merchandise SO Tiible Cliuir High Chairs, Rocking Chairs Basincttcs and Pens. Large selection of toys. Lowest prices in town. 13 BACON- KIDDIE CENTI2R 73 GRAND ST. Wtby.

Education BEDBUGS iuul their Special, 75 cents quart bottle. Adams. Pharmacy, TWKNTV inch band for Male, with motoi 1 Dial InstructlniiH Acrobatc JXA.NCE Tap Toc Ballroom Private or Class Baton Twirling. Rogina Leonard, 73 E. Main.

Services liusfrirsH Rendered Scientific M.IMMIKR, gouil field. Masseurs needed. Evcninjj classes. Write for free booklet. College Massage, 77 Bridgeport.

BABY auto licds, auto Mystis boards, SI.79 up. Also. large selection of toys. THE RADIO, SHOP ISO Grand St. Waterbury U.

S. Army surplus used equipment: canteen with cover and cup, SI, 00; mcsskit S.75; pack cartridge b'olt $.50. Complete set $3.00. Samet Sales company, High Point, N. Wanted To Buy HANK safe ilepoNlt wanted.

Highest cash prices puid. Wire collect, write or phone what you have to offei-. J. E. Murphey, Republic 8:15 Webster Groves-IS, Mo.

ililk bottlc.s were invented by Dr. Hcrvey D. Thatcher ol' Pots- am, New York- in I DIAMONDS And Old Gold Bought. Watch repairing our specialty, GRAND JEWELRY 112 Gi-and Street Dial 5-OOS2 O- World War A Year Ago September 11,1943 Yank Eg-g- Hunt In France SIX room, imi'-fumlly liciusi 1 nil Johnson St. Two family house on Scott St, John Ke.ily.

Tol, 5031. Wanted Buy O.NK. Two nnd tlirn; family houses wanted, Al.io farms nnd lots. Tel. (By United Tress) Four battcships.

7 cruisers nnd .1 destroyers of the Italian fleet escape capture by Germans and into Malta; more are expected to follow; 7 other warships arc reported at Balearic islands. British and troops Army capture Calcrno; In southern Italy, the 5th Army advances- at rate of 25 miles a day. Under terms of arrnistico. Italy nerves to turn over French Corsica immediately, to transfer all her navnl and air units to the Allies and to return safely all Nations prisoners. Gen.

MticArthur reports fali of Imminent. Russian troops threaten Pavlo- jrrad, just 3-1 miles from Dnieper river. G-I Brushes Up On Answers To Give Wife IIAVK UUVKliS for l-U-3 family houses. Jos, V. Kosko, 3 Uni.m St.

Tel. For Rent Houses For Kent Kiiiini. wmuli'ii building for f'xcellent construction, xlxc 10 fi-ct by 20 feet with windows, flticii-s, doorsi. etc. Uacd short time n.s field officee.

Suitable for summer place, etc. Can he moved Intact on truck, Apply Field Office ffli-nhi-ook Apartments, Bridge U'antcd To Til It to rent. ii couple. Dial Calcutta, India (U patients In ward E-2 oC the U. Army hospital had just finished their noonday meal and were settling- back for their afternoon's nap.

The ward's' nurse, 1st Lt. Anne Bui-key, wns busy charting her patients' progress when above the clatier of dishes and silverware heinjr washed in the hospital kitchen across the court, she heard the following: "Yes, riprht, clear'. dear." She stepped in to investigate these words coming from the room that was occupied by a GI on kitchen police. "Whom are you talking to, corporal?" she asked. Thn soldier, working away his duties of scrubbing trays and Of cities of more than 2S.OOO population in the U.

108 showed a decrease, in the census as compared wi-lh 1930. JOHN'S MUSIC SHOP We soil, exchange, sind repair all kinds of instruments. lowest prices in the city. 3SO-382 So. Main Watby, Conn.

Education 3.1 Local And Private Inntructom SCHOOL OF MUSIC 4-5023 3 South- Wilson Street. Piano Voice I ncrs. Rapid PJano Course for AduJts Services EXCELLKNT IMG and slip covers. Amazingly low Allen's UpholstcHnc Studio. Mnslcrcraft Artists.

1 Grand St. Waterbury. Dial 4-OG15 1JJJD top. insulating wool. All typm.

Installed if desired. T. J. Mon- lambauIU 530 No. Main St.

Union: City. Tel. 2G83, PAUfAS SHOP A wold lUiit rc- pa.ircd at 4 Brook Waterbury. Wantwt To IiI.ECTniC.Vr, Service Appliances a specialty. Hay Decker.

-102 N. Main St. Tel. OIL BL'HNICUS cleaned and All' worlc-RTUsranieod. Tel.

3025, Harry Churchill. CUSTOM IlEUrjIOLSTERlXG Special 2-pioce Suite S09i GRIFFIN UPHOLSTERING CO. -IGSO- ATTKNTION: Oracrn taken for new 22loctrolux clcancra. parts and. repairs.

I. Nissen. Bonded repairman. 3 Teresa avo. Dial 4822.

Cleaning- And n.volnc KlEVMAN'3 Great Gr Firm, offers its dry cleaning not. only in family garments, but blankets, other ispecinltics in Ihis field. KIEVMAN'S 7i5 Church Street a siffn nadini; "1-lavi you any rugs, in lunch, i.s Pvt. Maury Situiuivrs (riR-ht). Corinth, aiiss.

His liuddy. Alliort Frank-, ISurliiiKton. is I'lijoylnj; the- nn the faces (if tin: two Fri-ncli jflrls. Allliouirn the- nu-tlmil of may he a hit odd, tlie n-Milts are oveollcnt. Signal Cm-ps Kiitlioplioto.

'(Inter- orncn oi'- j-nici; AmiiNiS of Information RATION NEWS For Wcolc of September FATS GOOD rNDERfN'TTELY Red Stumps A.S ZS and AC to Gfi in Book FO-JI- worth 10 points ench. tokens, worth point oach, used as change. Householders are reminded that red stamps now become valid every four weeks instead of every tu-o weeks. Thus the number or points is reduced to 35 for every weeks instead of J'TKMSIIKI) hcflrnoni and Ultchni for rout fur lifht housekeeping. I'rivati- Dial 370S.

Ivrscms years old and over niirnlirri.il in the S. census for an increase of 35 per- 30. be ber No additional red validated for use 1. stamps will before Ocio- scr away food bodv. was replied, "No- just practic- Angeles county, California, is larger in population than any one of different states, and has more automobiles registered than any one states.

PRIVATE BUCK S'lCD FOOI5S GOOD INDEFINITELY Blue Stamps A.S through ZS and AG to LH in Book Four, 10 points each, I31ue tokens one puinl. each, used as chunfrc. No additional blue stamps will be validated Cor use before October 1. SUGAR GOOD Stamps 30, 31. 3U 33 in Eook Four each good for five pounds.

SU-par Stamp 00'in Book Four, Kood foi- live pounds for home canning- thi-ous-h Fob. 28. 39-15. Consumers may be Kri-aiHed up to 20 pounds per person for home cn.nr.inj; by application on Form K-322 at local OPA Boards. New Enpland is nou- jr.

the second period for such allotments (August 1 through October 31J. SHOKS GOOD Nc. 1 and No. 2 in War Book Three for one pair of shoes each. coupnns £oo B-l.

live lions GASOI.IXK day for for throe Kallona B3, C'l coupons for each. FUEL OIL SEPTEMBER day for period four nnd period live coupons. All coupons worth 10-gallons a unit. Mew fuel oil coupons will become frood for JO gallons upon their 'receipt by the consumer from local OPA Boards. "SEVENTH CROSS" IS CURRENT LEAD AT THE STRAND THEATER 'Private Buck reporting an act of local sabotage, Sir.

"nift I was bathing, a monkey ran oW with my uni- If we need anything more to 'recommend. "The Seventh Cross," the exciting new Motro-Goldwyn- Mayer film now on the Strand screen than ihat Spencer Tracy is the star, and'greater even than he has ever been in such outstanding hits: "A Guy- Named Joe." "Kcep- er of the Flame. Boy's nnd "Captains Courageous" nnd all i the rest. i Indeed, this remarkable actor g-ivcs another tap-notch purform- ancc in "Thr- Seventh Cross." the story of seven prisoners in "pro! tectivc custody," who escape ja German concentration camp early one morning in 1936. I Tracy plays George Hoisler, the only one to make jrood his escape, who, aided by loyal friends, including- a lovely girl (played by Signe Hasso) makes good his escape i.s matched by the picture and with the promise to light on against the Nazi tyranny.

"The Cross" is based on the best-seller novel of the same name by Anna Seghers and has been brought to the screen under the outstanding of Fred Zilnmermann. Miss Hasso appears opposite' Tracy and other leading roles are portrayed by such capable names as Huma Cronyn. Jessica Tandy, Agnes Moorhead, Ray Collins and Felix Bressart. Tracy's- memorable performance everyone and evcrylhjng connected with it. It's one of those "must see" film- events.

The co-fcnturc on the. current Strand bill is "Goodnight Sweetheart," which features'Robert Liv- ir.yston and Kuth Terry." Scenes or the liberation 'of Paris contained in the 'Movietone News on the present Strand, program and there's a new M-U-M color cartoon, "Bear Raid Warden." BUY WAR BONDS AXD STAMPS BUZ SAWVKR ROV CRANK SO I WILL THINK NO ONE DARES OF THE GIRL WHO TO ME IKE PACKED A GUN AND THAT. SAWYER. INSISTED THAT I TREAT HER LIKE A MAN. LOOK AT EVERY NIGHT, MY ANSEL LISTEN, ANGEUTHATCUN BOTHERS ME.

COULDN'T WE PUT IT AWAY? AND WHY PICTURE VDU AND VDUR SMOOtMC TALK- By FAUX PT2OM NO'N ON "iOLI CAM REFE TOME AS YOURHOMOR, DID YOUR JUNIOR iTUEN our? By KOBEUT STOBSfc HOPE THEY'VE EEOSO OUT TO VJSL.COML- 1NVITEP TO CHIN AT THE PEPPfl? Ml PART iN THS LlEUT5.v.AKTr, AMOTMES fl lALL ROAD 5HCW -OF' DE(? FCLI.IE5 OM THE O'CLOCK GOOGI.K AND SNUFFY SMITH By BILLY DE BECK HE IS GREftT SHOUJ HIM IN 1 THE (YlftTE IS FROM THE 6(G I NEVER 6RCK UOE NEED TO DECIPHER THIS 6LftSTED OaESSRGE CRPTCMNS PftROON, SIR-- BKICK BRADFORD Uy WIU.TAM KITT and CLARENCE GRAff THIS IS THE GIFT HAVE THEY SEEM TO EMBRACE THEM MANTU STEPS ASIbE AND FALLS IJODY FOUND Hartford, Sept, tody nr Corporal John Mclvin of Sclma, member of a bomber that crashed at Simsbury last boon round in a reservoir. State police said Melvin parachuiec! with the rest of the crew after an air collision. He was able to unbuckle his gear after landing in water, but his heavy flying boots- and clothing prevented him from saving himself. The body was; recovered by i-appliny. MUGGS AND SKEETKR By WAXXY BISHOE Two-firths' do not serve of America's hotels meals.

rtcw. VACATION I-'LEW 6 IT SEEMS IT YESTESD'AY- IM SCWOOL AS ALL.A' kTIDS DOHT Lixr; SCMOOL SO MUCH, THEY DOMT REVERSE VVUKT DO YOU MEAKJ- REVHR5E IT, EFFIE? SCHOOL AMD -4-2 WCCKC.