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Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 7

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1044 NAUGATUCK DAILY. NEWS Page Anything To Sell? Advertise In The Nlws! Someone Is Looking For It 'or es oo You're Looking for a BARGAIN it. you in t.lio Daily Xews prepaid 3 lines rate 3 days CALL 2228 Today Merchandise 1-imU l' or Salo lln Andrew uvetuio, 7fi no, Manners avenue. Hans Nissen, Manners avenue. Dial Clmlitr lii.met<il,;s, Olio of more acres.

State opposite Public library, 'IS minutes lo Nauftituck. terms. l''oeil anil Merchandise AUi; SM.U'1'ING nil kinds of Huy from Vermont, Now York state and Canada. Ask for prices. Reliable Fuel and Grain 5 Church Street.

Dial SOTfi. For Rent To Runt Personals 0 lifliiii viiaiiii" H1 niily oi'iits In WANT Tnblots pup up weak iron; iilso c-onlaln i-aleuuu. Trial At ull at Allen's Cut Uato nruir. TllliKI-: JiooiiiN wanted to rent. Suitable for a couple.

Dial 33'12. of or more rooms or single house or part of duplex house by Americtin family of four. Telephone D3S2. DANCING 'i'i-n in every and Saturday Steve -I'X ori'lu'stra. i-'crcy Kno.x, 1'OUlt or rouni rent wanted immediately.

Dial 5020 any time, lidwcird Suvoski, llooms To Kent A MAIIK of ytnir vim; i- "Uf booths. Music -M sti-oct, Tel. -1-1-1-- FUKNlSllKIl of three rooms, to rent, availablo Monday. Dial 3-130. DOUUI.K room sitlbtlilt! for ineii.

Twin beds. Hillside Avc. Diul GCO-l. After -I p. m.

1 used AUn.s-South Bend uml LOKIIII, AT.so Drill Presses, Table and Band wood turning lathes and other machine tools. "Lincoln Store, 01 W. Main St. Dial Wtby. 5-0177.

Mr. Andrews, I Ai-tlclex KT is ii bought for cash. Highest prices paid for electric refrigerators, washers, and stoves, i-cgardluss of condition. Merchandise VVaiited To Buy Furniture Co. 4-19 NORTH MAIN STRKET Telephone 3000 I 1 11 iSiili: cheap, (lliiln room set.

Call at Potters, Pros pect NfiUfffLtucli E. F. D. hcU riioiii'sL't for sale Cheap. Dial.

Deweys Arriving In Seattle I (hi l-'or Kunt to re-tit oti Clinrcli atrect neat- Y. M. C. A. Dial 3011.

I rider time iicain. We milk firsti every day. AUo cut inii cult-r 1' Vliildxen, Nt-w Haven road. Employment Jlelp en wanted, part titno morn ii. ni.

to 1 p. m. Applj I'aul Inc. TU'O eXficriciH'i-il time. Apply -II" c-ai-e of The NL-H'M.

men wunled to liandl coal and wood -0 hours per week 1 NaiifamcU Fuel 1 Church streot. for iiftur si-lion! and Saturdays. Must ho I', of atfe. Also Sales Ladles Wanted lii to yoiirti of I-'iil! oi part time. Also stock wanted for nftef school, must lie I-'- uf fivrc.

G. C. Murphy I'hiit-eh street. For Sale louses For Sulo VACANT oni? family housi- 1 fur sulo. Centrally located.

Priced Also in i-oom, 2 family house. 2nd floor vacant. Price A. She-ploy. Tel.

£-132. in; first flour vacant, 2-famlly '2 lots, a and garngc, Nice lona- A bartrnln at $9.200. Patsy Liihricila. rcnltor, J.7C High St. Dial 583-1.

l-'Olv SAI.IO—Two-family IIOIIHC avenue. Four rooms on floor. Tele-phone 2731 after 'i in. daily. Announcements a Lost And Found No.

j-'Willi on rs'auKatuck Savings Bunk has been lost. Any person having claims on snid book is called upon to present the same to the bunk within two months or the same book be declared cancelled and extinguished, and' a one isued in Hew thereof. Dated at Naugnluck, Sept, 7, 1D-I-1, Sept. 21. 10-1-1; Oct.

19-1 Business AniinunceinunUt MOA'UMUNTS Specinl prices on All Memorials V. RICHARDS 2GO.So. iltiin St NdUKtituck Automotive Autos For S-iilu "A safe place to buv and sell" HUDSON SEDAX Only 13.000 actual miles. atorhury, .1 IH S2 Avenue (M2 Xiitional house trailer, IS ft On Seymour-Southbury highway Oxford, corner Hojrsbuck roud. Anlo Parts I-: PLYMOUTH ales Service Parts, Accessorlca Malcolm AV, Corp SS Wutertown Ave.

Dial 5-1M6 Contractors 27 (111.I, fiiuiily liniixr. 1st fliKjf available for immediate oc- ciipfinry; price See Jo- xi'jilt v'. Rosko, 3 L'nlon St. Tel. I-I niniii.

hntiHO, 3-rar extra lots. CO Johnson St. house, Main Bea Kails, 2 family house. J-Mch- Avc. John J5D3.1.

To Ilnv O.s'K, T-l. mid tliri.M! funilly liousrn Also farms and lots. W'K IIAVK HL'YKKS for 1-3-X houses. Jos. Kosko, 3 L'ninn St.

Tel. -1028-2002. rlli'ths of babies Increased from in IP2S to 270.000 In 1- "mm of J'aintliif: I'Al'KR HANGING W. F. Cota, 17 Tel.

5-1 mid Painting, Cedar Street. -KCM ADOLF KUDXMA NJiW JIAVJiN KOAD Anil Old Gold Watch repairing 1 our specialty. GRAXD JEWELKY 112' Grand' Street Dial. BANK wife ileiiosit wanted. Hig-hcst cash prices paid.

Wire collect, write or phone.what you have to'offer. J. E. Murpbey, Republic 608-f, 810'Yeatman. Webster Groves IS, Mo.

WANT to liny postage stamps and accumlniions. Write J. A. Gau- Plainvillc. Merchandise For Sale UNITJil) Fenway ftfray) tion oil and gas stove.

Dial -173C after 0 p. m. Education Acrobatc Ballroom Private or Class Eaton Twirling Rcgina Leonard, 73 IS. 5-0010 Sets, Hiyh Chairs, Rocking ChairH, Porch Gales, PUiy Pens. I 33 JLurjje S'jloctlon of toys.

Lowest prices in town. BEACON KIDDIE CENTER. I 73 GRAND ST. Wlby. Animals Ctittlo And Swlric for Sale BABY uuto.

beds, liuhy scats, Mystis. talking boards, SI.79 up. Also larpro selection of toys. THE SHOP Gru.nO St. Waterbury ion for sale.

Good South. Main Apart. 3, after 'A. p. JOHN'S MUSIC SHOP We Null, exchange, and rcpiilr all kinds of instruments.

Lowest prices in the city. 3SO-382 So. Main Watby. Conn, Education COW for 1-2 old. Apply at 210 May street.

Gus Kruegcr. Services 3'rofoMwioiial CUSTOM Special 2-picce Suite tM GRIFFJN UPHOLSTERING CO. N.aug.-i.tncJi Wanted To KciiCwr Appliances it specialty. Ray Decker. 402 N.

Main St. Tel. 40W. Services o7 JSiiNtncNK Services SHOP IIIKKX.KK sold ami repaired n.14 Brook Watcrbury. 38.

I'rofcHhloimt Services 3.1 Local And Private Instructors FOB combination oil and jais. Pi-ice 510.00. Telephone after (i p. in. daily.

7DI.VA SCHOOL. OF MUSIC ST -1-5028 533 South Street Piano Voice Mandolin Children, Adults, Advanced, Beginners. Rapid Piano Course for Adults INCr and slip covers. Amazingly low prices. Allen's Upholstering Studio.

Mastercraft Artists, Grand St. Waterbury. Dial OIL BUttNKBS- Cleaned iind '-repaired. All work guaranteed. Tel.

3025, Harry Churchill. ATTENTION! OnJctH taken for new Elcctrolux cleaners. parts and repairs. I. NUsen.

Bonded repairman. 3 Teresa, avc. Dial -)822. '10 Cleaning And Dyeing KIEVMAN-S Great Dry Cleaning Firm, offers its firxt class dry cleaning r.ot only in T.imily gar- menus, blankets, rujjs and CO.Mri.KXK line of spcci'iltios in this field, and Varnishes. Also, Dutch Boy KIEV-MAN'S -ead.

70 Church Street On hack pliilffirni iif Cuv. Tlioaias K. l)i-wey iiis wifi- shnwn Uii-y urn-ted hy Arthur Seattle, l.inda u'ho i. Dt-wey with SjieaUini; Civic aiidilurimii litti-r, tin; Jti-jiiihlicaii noiiiliK-t 1 laho'r iidiiiinlstt-atiuii with full fur war-lime Governor Dewey Speaks Tonight In San Francisco Merchandise Feed And Fuel OIID.KK limited supply of seasoned wood, for stove, flre- fui-nace. Also field stones, sand, pivivcl, one coal one ranKe, one water nlso coda; 1 and clothesline polos, and numerous othur items.

Licnt trucking; und moving. Dl.il 2302 after 'I p. m. G. Siilinardl.

53S So. Main atrenl. PRIVATE BUCK (My 1'n'ss) jiou'ijr in nulinmil oloclions ihe state of California is host Lodfiy to the Roptshljcan slaiuhtrd- hcaror Governor Dewey. The; COP nominee is making a for ihc stale's 'Jn electoral Governor Duwey Ores a gun the campaign tonight. The York governor says lie- vill inti-ocluoo entirely nou- ap- irojich LO tin; relationship between he government: of the United Stritcs und its people.

The address vill be broadcast at '11 o'clock ifrht, KasLorn time, J-iu'll it up with another speech omorrow ni.ifht at Los Dowcy's matt- Ohio iovornor John is some three housuncl ir.iies from California. Ovurnor Brickei- is in BiiHimore Tor sorios of cotiforemjcs with GOP leaders, and a speech toniffht. Tlic Repiibiicsin candkiale for vice president and Baltimore's Mayor Theodore will tour the Baltimore shipyards con- fur leaders of the "Demo- craLs for Dewey" clubs. Last Governor Brickei- spoke at Pennsylvania before a crowd of ten thousand. He accused the Deal of what he termed its entrenched political power by suppressing vital news, and by Propaganda and intimidation, In wii- am H.

Davis of the War Labor Boai-d denies the Republican ch.irue made by Governor Deu-oy last in his Seat-tlc speech. Chan-man Das-is savs instead of the WLB has settled about 300.000 waKO World War II. A Year Ago September 21, 1943 (Uy United Prime Churchill 1 louse of Commons that i.lie "second front exists" potentially: declared that "the bloodiest portion of he war I'm- Great Britain and the "United States lies ahead." In Oir.nha. Gen. Cenrpe C.

Marshall that "wi: aro ready to carry i.hn war to tho eaemy." German troops were reported and looting Naples prior to evacuation. Mouse of ItopresciiLal ivos adopted the FuluriKht resolution puttinp Congress on record in favivr of U. participation in peacc c-ff'jrts. sueh things as pleats on men's Pleats and other embellishments were removed from men's clothinjr by -Witi-time resirlctloiis. And hero's nope for the ReiiortK say thu WPK has the-consent of the Army to allocate several tons of synthetic rubber for I'x-pi-rimenlal production of balls.

MIDWAY BATTLE IS SHOWN NOW ON LOEW SCREEN From tbe out of the Klor victories our have won in the hearts of the sallant "Maybe if you crossed fiwt, Fatso, we'd have a better jafjiow. itrcng. i.L.«*l".— cases so far. Ho also says the WLB will clear its docket of pending voluntary cases within the next four weeUs, anrl will dispose of all dispute cases in 19 On the international scene and the United States are reported ready to make a major stab at harnnesslnff Chinese miilLa.ry ar.d ir.dtistrifil power for tlic llnal blow against Japan. Details of the American-Chinese industrial and military plans arc not yet known In the nation's capital, mcl be until WFB Chairman Donakl M.

Nelson i-oturns from China and makes his report to tho president. And Dumbarton Oaks is back in the news. Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana, who opposes a world organization, says here will bu a fijflu in concrcss vhcn the Dumbarton Oaks sceur- ty plan comes up for congressional tpproval. the rationing- situa- ion.ioolts a little bettor in some espects.

The Oillcc of Price Ad- linistra tlon says non-leather shoes vith rubber soles have been taken ff the ration list. The change ven't be s'rqat. however, since most, shops eontain somo loar.her. the well dressed man may soon be dressing better. The War Production Board expects an aiinotuiccmeat on the restoration homo is a flat-top a nd whoso fluniins und exploits have thrilled the nation nomcs the lirsi drama, of carrier force in action.

"Wing And A Prayer," tho thrill-packed epic of an expendable aircraft carrier, featuring Don VX'ma An- VViJliam Eythe, Charles Riekl'ort! and Sir Cntlric I-Iarrt- ivjcke, this hil. has still three days left to be sec:) by patrons at In the tradition of "Crash Dive," which paid iTl.irrini: LribuLo to our undorseas lighters, and "Diary," to otir "Winir And A Prayer tjio of celebrates the deeds OL' the men who are havoc rind on the from miyhty The film tells the story of tin unidentified aircraft carrier which, in the early days of slicick and eniifuaip.n i fallowing Pearl Harbor, was, sent into the Pacific' and marked expendable. to si-a with onlcrs to avoid to run away not liirht back i his bowildni-cd and frustrated force of Navy flyers are 1'orcod 1 1.0 take everyth ins' the Japs can throw at them without i-etnViatibh because they were scftinjr' a-. trap. With the strutctric trap fot- the'; Japs set, and the orders to avoid 'com- bnl rescinded, tile day of reveiiu'0 J'or Carrier arrives.

How that'i-e- venjro is won at the hisl.niic Battle 1 of makos for the l.hrinin.-,' ever to lilaKii the sorucn. The second hit on this Uiril- lin-j proprivim is "The Big with Laurel and BUZ SAWYER By ROY CRANK i ui KtueK ruRet I mli CVENlNCi, ANCrEL- NKJHt THIS YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A P.MOTO OF 7HH I MAM WHO'S TAKING, YOUR COMc iNTO MY OFFICE WELL SaYDU'125 1 A HOW IN- fi SECK1ST AGENT XO By ROBERT STOKIh, JA! GOOD AS STUPID FOR DHR FISM AND SNUFFY SM1XJI VJJELL-PUT IN "ME PftPERS UtlP 6VLLS TO DECIPHER COOED LftHD 00 D.C. VWELL-- I-l'ME GOT VT. GENERAL R6URE OUT TUe 9MORU TO SECRECN. By WILLIAM RITT and GRAf HOLD THE MIRROR 6A.N&Y- WHILE'I LOCATE THE NEXT 5TAIRWAY MUSCLES.

KA.VAMAUSi-1 SUBE MAS THE SCHOOL A WES WOCk-lW IM TUIE SUlP. YARD ALL SUMMEC AND wow'r QJIT AMD GO CsACK TO SCHOOL- SDTI4E SCHCOL toCACD QCST TEAO-IER TO TO IF UE DIDN'T. GET AN EDUCATION) MOVJ WE WOULDN'T BE PCEPWPE TO MAKE UlS WAY IM LIFE By BISHOP WCLL.TEACMEK AND MUSCLES GET TO TAUKIKJ' AM' IT OPS MES MAKIKI' MOCE MOWEV THAN SWE COM-SlDEClN A OOB IM TVIE.

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1897-1977