Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 7

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1944 NAUGATUCK DAILY NEWS Pag-e Seven HsJbw is The Time, And fe Tbe Place; Advertise For Heating Equipment jf You're Looking for a BARGAIN 1 t'inil il- svliou you Ad in tlu- 3 lines 3 days prepaid rate CALL 2228 Today Tcrsonais A OltH -MAUI-: of your lit 1'oi'ths. Alucca MiiMlc 5 Tol, -I-1-1-Employment Announcements NollCCM NOTICE Automotive 15 All to JPurts The of tu Selectmen and. Town Town of Beacon Fall County of New Connecticut, will Havun, Stato be in Town Hall in said Town purpose of examining fo th the tiv qualifications of all who wish be admitted as Electors In sai Town and to admit the "ELEC TORS' OATH all who ahall found qualified and -to examin any APPLICATIONS OF MEM BERS OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES fo admission us Electors. These sessions will be held at the time and dates listed below: SEPTEMBER 9 M. until 6:00 WO.VA.V WANTKI) TO UO FAS U.V I.AUNDKY, DIAL -1093.

wiuilril for (fi'lH'i'iil IKHINI work uflil 11 0 01 Child. Llv In. Own rcum. Wapcs S.100.C month, l.iial 513P before 0 iluily. WOMAN liiHiscworls I Week days onl, I'urt or full time.

Good wages U'tby. Mrs, For Sale For one family lioiisi Kn- Centrally located. Pi'lcoc Also 10 room. family liou.ii', 2nd floor viicunl. Price S-i-'OO.

A. Sheploy. Tel. 2433. 7 ill family houm'.

l.sl available for immediate occupancy: price SS.500. 12.1 Hill 3 family house and annual income from n-nin. Price J7.SOO. See V. Rosko, 3 Union St, Tel.

or 2952. oiiu- and fmnily. l-l-room housu. Hot water two floors, 3-car Knrnfro, i-iii-ly occupancy on second floor. r.trally locatod.

Yearly Income Prici-. mod- 10-room. 2-fumily house.Sl2,000 MHO '12-i-oom, 2-t'nmlly house, ccntriilly located, 53,500. Patsy briola. realtor, 172 Hifrh St.

oni- or 5834, (SIX room, une-fiiinlly hoiiso, ull Improvements. Johnson St. Two family house on St. John Healy. Tel.

303.1. To Buy ONK, Two uiul three fiiniUy liotwiin wanted. Ai.so farms and lots. Tel, 5031. VI-: HAVt BL'YliKS for fnmllv houses.

Jos. V. Hosko, Union St. Tel. -192S-2M2.

Wanted To Kent THKKK lUxim.i wanUil to rent, SuiLiiblu for ft couple. Dial 3342. For Rent To Kent tu'droiiin kitcln'i for rent for lik'ht housekeoplnK Private entrance. Dial 3708. SATURDAY, from 0:00 M.

SATURDAY, 19-1-1 from 0:00 P. M. ATTEST: RALPH E. SEPTEMBER 1C A. M.

until 8:00 UPRIGHT CHRISTIAN HEISS CONLETH E. KIERNAN Selectmen FRED CURTISS Town Clerk. Automotive 14 For Sale PpDQK -T- PLYMOUTH AUTHORIZED Snles Service 'Parts, Mnlcohn Stan- Corp. Avo. 5-1140 Contractors HANGING and W.

F. Cola. 17 Cedar Tel. 5455. Street, Puliiting A1JOLF ,1.

KUUZM.V NJSW JIAVJiN JiOAl) Merchandise Merchandise 20 Machinery, Eloctrlc" I.ATIIliS Several used South'' Bend and Lagan, Also Presses, Table und Band wood turning lathes and t.h or machine tools, Lincoln Stores, 61 Mwin -Wu-, lei-bury. PJione K-0177. Andrews. Merchandise Articles For Snlo SHICK Super double Razor, Evershurp Lifetime pen pencil A. table model" radio, perfect condition, $25.00.

See at 103 Locust street, Union City, lifliir p. im. COMPLKTli; Ii oiiro bought for cash. -paid for electric refrigerators, wa.shers, and stoves, regardless of condition. 449 NORTH MAIN'STRRKT 1 'Telephone Clothlnif IlABV'auto hcdN, ffH luiliy seats, Mystis talkin'g boards, SI.70 Also large selection of toys.

THE RADIO SHOP 180 Grand St. Waterbury Merchandise Animals 30 TWENTY bund saw for with motor. Dial 3865. JOHN'S MUSIC SHOP Wo buy, sell, exchange, repair all kinds: of Instruments. Lowest pi-ices In city.

380-382 So. Mum Conn. Education Ladies' Coats Ladies' Dresses or Skirls $.60 Carmen's Tailor, U7 Main St. Food And Fuel "A safe place to buy und sell" 19-11 HUDSON SEDAN Only 13.000 actual miles. Pficktifil-Wjiterbiny, 182 Watcrtown Avenue Dial -1-0309 OUDEB limited Hupply of seasoned wood, for fireplace und furnace.

Also field stones, sand, one coal range, one gas range, one water Meator, also cedar f'cn-co and clothesline points, and other items. Ligvit trucking-and moving. Dial 2302 after 4 m. SuIInardf, 53S" So, Main arc shipping nil. kinds of liny from Vermont, Now York state und Canada.

Ask for Reliable Grain and Fuel Co. 5 Church St. Tel! 3070. LADIES' GENTLEMEN'S SUITS Tailor made, $28.75. New'Fall and Winter JOHN MAGONE 397.

N. Main St, 29 Wanted To Buy "BOY S. Arniy surplus 'Used equipment: Pup teiit canteen with'cover and cup, mcssldt S.7I5; pack Coin. plete set 'Sum'ct 'Sales cbm- 'pahy, High-Point, N. SO' Mlscu.flnnepun CJHE.DJ<iKN'S—rablu Cliuir SnW, Chairs, RockinK Chairs, and Play Pens.

Large selection of toys. Lowest prices In town. BEACON KIDDIE CENTER 73 GRAND ST. Wtby. 3.1.Local And DINA SCHOOL OF MUSIC 503 South Main 1 Street PJano Voice Mandolin Children, Adults, Advanced, Beginners.

Rapid Piano Course for Adults Acrobatc To Ballroom Private or Class Eaton Twirlinp Leonard, fi-OOllj About 1,400 million pounds of edible vegetable and compounded shortenings arc in the U. S. each year. O.ittlc Swine 32 street. Phone Nau- Services ScM-lccn YOUNG bay horse.

Will jump gentle-but not for beginners. Priced low for quick sale. Charles Mocckel, New Road, Tnl. 4380. CUSTOM RKVPHO1.STKHISG Special 2-piece Suite $59 CO.

CRIFFJX UPHOLSTERING Wanted To Services UMBKKM.A SHOP paired at-I Brook Waicrbury. 8 Services EXCEI.LKNT ING and slip covers. low prices. Allen's Studio. Mastcrcraft Artists.

Grand St. Waterbury. Dial top insulating wool. All types. Installed if desired.

T. Mon- tambault, 530 No. Main St. Union City. Tel.

2CS3. KK.KCX.IUCA>. Kcpejrllir Service Appliances ii Rnj' Decker, St. OIL nURNKRS anj m- paired. All work Tel.

Harry Churchill. ATTHNTIOX: Orders for new Klocu-olux cleaners. Also parts and repairs. I. Niusen.

Bonded repairman. 3 Teresa avc. Dial 4822. Cleaning And Dyeing KIEV-MAN'S rc.ivjjaluck's Great--Ory Cleaning Firm, offers its class dry elenninjj not only in family ments, but blanlcel-s, rupfs ot.li- er in I Ills field. KTEVMAN'S 70 Church Street BUZ SAWYER By ROY CRANK J3AN.K safe wanted.

Highest cash prices paid. Wire write or phono you have to.offer. Murphey, Republic .6084, 815 Ycatman Webster Groves Mo: DIAMONDS And Old Gold Bought. Watch repairing our specialty, GRAND 'J-BWELRY' 112 Grand Street Dial 5-0082 DEAD, A1YNHEER. OVER A CUFI5- HE LEAPED PROM A JAPANESE TRUCK.

WHAT A PITY. BUT Wf HAFF MANV AMEB1CAN REFUGEES. COMt! YOU WILL WISH TO MEET THEM ON THE AIR TODAY Announcements J.nst And Found HAVING T.OST my ration book Issued to mo by the local rutionlnK board, I hereby filt iipHicntlon for a new one. STANLEY TATARYNOWICZ. UlUnVN In.Mt.

Whlti- i'd tall, white feet. Reward. AN 'wrt VaRlnni. 125 Gorman street, Announci'motitM MONUMENTS Spocln.1 prices on All Memorial! RICHARDS aeo so. Main 3t p.

in, Time Gambling Wife 4:15 p. m. with Gambling Norman Show Dallas 4:30 p. in. Jones Speed Ahead in.

Widder Brown Harrijran Scott Show Hound 5:00 m. a Girl Marries and Dunn Don and the Pirates 5:15 and Dad Tracy Revue Carter 5:30 p. in. Mix Show Sisters Plain Bill Armstrong 5:45 p. m.

Hound Roaci Page Fan-ell in. Prayer 6:15 p. in. Force Schenker and Albert p. m.

Mood is Music War? Band of Week Serenade 6:45 p. m. Lomax Today Taylor, News Thomas, News 7:00 p. m. Shop Love a Mystery OF ADMINISTRATION Department at Inforitiiitloii RATION NEWS For Week of September 10-10.

MEATS AND FATS GOOD INDEFINITELY Red Stamps AS throuyh Z8 and AS to GO in Book Four worth 10 points each. Red tokens, worth one point each, used as change. Householders are reminded that red stamps now become valid every four weeks instead every two weeks. Thus the number of points is reduced to 35 for every two weeks instead of 30. No additional red stamps will be validated for use before October 1.

PROCESSED FOODS GOOD INDEFINITELY Blue Stamps AS through Z8 and AD to L5 in Book Four, woth 10 points each. Blue tokens worth one point each, used as change. No additional blue stamps will be validated for use before October 1. lor five pounds for home canning through Feb. 28, Consumers may be granted up to 20 pounds per for home canning by makig application on Form R-322 at local OPA Boards, New England is now in the second period for such allotments (August 1 through October 31).

SUGAR GOOD Stamps 30, 31, 32 and 33 in Book Four each good five pounds. Sugar Stamp -10 in Book Four, good i sumer from SHOES GOOD Stamps No. 1 and No. 2 in War Book Three good for one pair of shoes each. GASOLINE NOVEMBER day for A-ll coupons good gallons B3, B4, C3 and C-l coupons good for flve gallons each.

FUEL OIL SEPTEMBER day for period four and period live coupons. All coupons worth 10 gallons unit. New 194-1-45 fuel oil coupons will become good for 10 gallons upon their receipt by the con- local OPA Boards. I knovy it was low when I dug a fox Music of-Beigium Hcnle; 7:13 p. m.

of the World Sleule News 7:30 p. m. Yours for the Boys Hornet Haymcs Melody Hour and Jesters 7:45 j). m. Man Believe It Rationing 8:00 p.

m. WATR World Go By Presents 8:13 m. and Abner Carter 8:30 p. m. with Judy of Romance Wit Court Orch! 9:00 p.

in. Theater Pepper Show Heatter; News 9:30 p. ni. -on Garbcr Show Forum at War 10:00 p. m.

Ao Show 10:15 p. m. Malbnc Discs; News Baldwin m. Speaks W.EAF-.WTIC—Hildcgarde Show Yourself Go 11:00 p. m.

ALL 11:113 p. 'Merman Martinez 11:30 p. m. Orch. Orch.

Kayo 12:00 Mldnlkht Off Rollini Orchs. Olson Orch, Buffalo Presents Olaon-Orch. Shields' Orch, Churchill Asks For Additional Leave For Some Soldiers BUY UONQS AND STAMPS Quebec City, Sept. (UP) Winston Churchill may be England's prime minister, but he has not forgotten how it feels to a soldier heading home. It's revealed that the prime minister asked President Roosevelt arrange for additional leave for the American servicemen return home was delayed by Churchill's trip.

The prime minister sailed to Halifax on a ship carrying troops, Including- a number of Yanks who had earned lonp-awaited leaves. When the sailing- dale was put off for a few days to fit in with Mr. Churchil's schedule, it was feared that the "walling time" would be taken out of the Americans' home-leaves. But knowing how valuable every hour at home can be to the returning soldier, Mr. Churchill the leaves be extended.

Mi-. Ronsovell repliivl it vi'l tic done in all cases in which military necessity permits. FOR ITALY Kew York, Sept. American relief for Italy, incorporated, says its October' shipment to the liberated country will include. 2,000,000 pounds of 50,000 pairs of shoos.

The of the agency says, items scheduled t6 be shipped to Italy so iar have an estimated value of well over 3 million SELLS IflL'SE BUSINESS Hartford, Sept. patent Arms Manufacturing company its fuse business to the Royal -Electric Pawtucket. 'The Pawtiicket' concern will produce the renewable cartridge fuse known as "Npark" made by Colt's for the past 40 ears. NURSES WANTED Boston, Sept. Nursing Service of the First Sor- 'Icc" Command "is again for j-riiduate to join' up.

Lieutenant Colonel Ruth Taylor, service chief at Boston, ays the women arc needed ui-jr- ntly to care for sick and men returning from overseas. TUT TUT, MYNHEER. MiNK-YOU MAKE A IMPRESSION. AT LEAST, THE COBRA DID NOT BITE- MA SOMETIMES SHE DOES.JA, BITFS AND SCRATCHES. DYNAMITE, THAT YOU NEFFER KNOW EVEN SHE ISS GOING TO EXPLODE.

FOR60T TO ASK SMITH, THE FHLA WHO CAME TO HALMA HERA I KNOW-WHY THEV CAll HER A COBRA. SEE ETTA MAS A DATE WITH "HISHONOI2 'E 7 WHAT DID YOU I THINK TS CUTt HAVING YOUTH IMS SECRET AGENT X9 ROBERT STOKik, KNOW WKAT I A COUPLE OP WOULD AUKE A 3IZEAK! I usE3 T'GET 4WFUL PALCOKA5 FOR FARES. BACK IrJ BUT I PE5H SHOW-FOORINQ A IQAS OF DEB TRUCK, O4RIIYJNO 4 DETAIL OF NAZI PRISONERS, RCLL6 SWFTLV ALONG A CENTRAL FLORIDA CAMP IN AVKHWEF; TEN BAllNEY GOOGLE OfNUGWT- NOTE ft TOKEN VUWKT AT VWIREO IT TO OEESTRVCK 0' ORICK BBADFOKD ME WAS -AND HE HA6 BEEN WltMAM KITT and CLARENCE GBAt. bRATDA LIED TO YOU WHEN HE SAiDTARPA MADE M1M MIS HEIR. ME SLEW TARPA AND FOfcGEfc HIS FAKE By B1S1IOF BLACK EYES -TWO WUAT DID You FELLOWS GOT K1IMET-TEEM MOSES-A SPRAINED ANKLE AMD ONE ToOCUDOWKI OPEMEOTUE SEASOM "THE TIGEPS Vou MAKE.