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Want Ads to the Democrat Because You Get 1931 The Worm Turns NOTICE Automobile* A A hearing on the application of the Hotchkiss Bulck Co. for ap- • Antcw and Track* (far Sale Into An Anaeonda proval certificate to install a retail and wholesale sta- DEMONSTRATION gasplfne filling HOUSE tion at 480 Watertown avenue will AL'S BARGAIN 1930 Oakland Coupe ■ By DAM PARKER be held on October 18th*. 1931* at 1930 De Soto RoadeUr 11:30 A. M. in the Mayor's office. 1328 Chev Coupe & Coach Is Our Best City Hail,. Watetbury, Connecticut, 1329 Ford Road*t«r ■ as provided by General Statute. 1929 Ford Coach & Sedan 1930 Oldamobll* Coupe Signed -FRANK HATES. Sales The homestead or realdence of the late Edward F. Cole 7" 9-30-St. Mayor. 1910 Auburn Sedan 1927 Bulck situated at No. 69 Linden Street, eon* ST Oct. 2. COupe—1125 Waterbury, Connecticut, LOUIS, 1928 Oakland Sedan slating of a desirable lot, a one-family residence^ ten rooms, THE SPIRIT OF ST LOUIS in fhe opening game of the World 1928 Oakland Sedan ot Announcements and a barn Series was that of a worm. But, the worm turned this afternoon— Its North Main. Dial 2*3147 Presentation used as a garage, will be sold at public auction by whose Coils crushed all the life out auction sale turned* Into an anaconda powerful Lost and Found held on the premises, rain or shine. October 10th, all around of the A’s—arid there's a new deal again. at two P. ... v*. ----- 12 Auto* For Hite Garage* To Let 10*1, o'clock, M., Standard Time. Yet, those sttll look Just as good as they did at Athletics F.land Ann C* Raytk- the start. In losing, they kept thClr chins high and fought WE, Robert our bankbook, the such as “Wild Willie” wich, having .lost', OARAGE—2 Soor* abuot 4,509 ao ft Property owned by the late Edward F. Cole situated In West every fuch of way. Against pitching on the West Sav- No. 49251. .Side Show room and service. 984 HniiaiTan delivered ails afternoon, however, the aggregate light make apace. Cheshire, Cheshire, Connecticut, on the Waterbury-Cheshire ings Bank, hereby applica- Watertown Ave. It. R. Carter, 11 Road, o fa of wild cats would avail naught. a regiment tion for new one'. East Main St. and consisting ef a piece of land containing about seven acres Of' encountered more pinches than a guy breaking Wild Willie land, two one-family dwelling houses, and a factory and belle? In a of $8.50 mall order tan shoes and wiggled out of each pair Business Announcements house lately occupied by the Shattuck-Jonea will be one with the calm assurance of a perjuring Seabury Inves- 14 Service Station*, Repairing Company, tigation witness. sold at public auction held on the premises, rain or shine, October ad- World’s Series ball game are not being won on their hits. That range BURNERS—Cleaned, »» and bare facts are often more inter- 12th, 1931, at two o'clock, P. M„ Standard Time, and reset. All makes best George Earnshaw was the losing pitcher. Ho pitched justed serv- batteries explains why iced. Get ready now for the cool BATTERiESr-Re^uiiuguaranteed: rechargl} well to win nine out of ten average ball games but he had 60c. Somma Battery -Service. 234 enough fall weather*. Dial 3-240*. Silent TtE and convincing than smartly For Information the above mentioned East Main St. Dial 3-5905. esting concerning properties nothing but moral support, WhlClf, however,’ never gets Into the batting Glow Sales « Servioe. Super-Serv- and the terms of sale inquiry should be made to or Holding records. .. ice. Inc, 39* West ..Main St. That is (( dressed sales presentations. why of the of the series* so far, is the brazen manner in Otie surprises UMBRELLAS—Recovered, are "lese Cochrane. You’d never repaired. we to on the merit of our Which the Cards majesting”. Mtckey Low rates. All kinds tor sale Wa- Employment prefer rely FRANCIS T. REEVES, Executor. think Mickey was baseball's greatest catcher by popular acclaim the Trunk terbury Umbrella and Shop. 66 Bank those Missouri boys are dashing around the bases on him. Young 224 No. Main St, Opp Cooke 8L Classified to win your Street, Waterbury, Conn. way Men Wanted Adyertisements Pepper Martin, in particular, has ignored Michael’s halo, as If it wasn’t 17 right there, perched at a jaunty angle, above his noble brow. Pepper favor rather than what our enthusiasm In Monday, he stole two bases to-dav arid one yesterday. Philadelphia, JANITOR—Married couple to act as and middle finger Automobiles us to about them. will endeavor to steal Mickey’s B Flat saxophone the janitor. Inquire Benjamin Baurer, might inspire say out of his catcher’s mitt- t *■ 330 Nerth Main St. % %. A SAFE PLACE TO BtJT A * *" 9 Autos and Trucks For Sale still all over !| Do You Wont A Jkn Bottomley and Chick Hafey ate flopping LET US INSERT A LITTLE GOOD VSKD Coupe? like CAR—"THE the place like a couple of herringS in a row boat. It’s guys jj —o— j are HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE" Martin and Watkins of whom not so much Is expected that 1930 GRAHAM-PAIGE COUPE -> -< ....AUTOMOBILES for SALE.. delivering. •. WANTED with Rumble Seat. baffled all the TODAY’S SPECIAL 1929 To-day’s game was climaxed by a play that had ’em PLENTY of them, advertised in AD jj PRESIDENT 8 COUPE With i to and the official scorers to this USED CARS WANT Rumble Seat. way from home plate up the press caused; column',—Mostly, a A BEAUT OF A TOO reverse themselves more often than HInky Haines used to in 90-yard but—DON’T JUDGE THE VALUE BOYS BUT, 1930 STUDEBAKER ( COUPE as a of a USED AUTOMOBILE by a Insertion j| with Rumble Seat. run. With two one and two out in the .ninth, Moore came up pinch In Owr Classified Columns for Three Day it hit YEAR-MAKE-MODEL PRICE hitter for the A’s. He struck at Hatlahkp’s third strike, though 1930 Nash 1924 BUICK * Paes VICTORIA a not having a fire- Coupe COUPE. the dirt and Wilson made great pick-up. Moore, REMEMBER: — APPEARANCE — I Wilson TO SELL THE DEMOCRAT cracker under him to wake him up. started for the bench and TIRES, MECHANICAL CONDITION With Ramble Seat 1118 NASH 4 Paes VICTORIA Foxx threw casually to third as catchers do after a strikeout. However, —UNUSED miles of TRANSPORTA- COUPE. the throw. Meantime, — 1927 raced for the bag, sensing the’sltuation, and beat TION—and —DEPENDABILITY Has been driven very little and STUDEBAKER 4 Pass. USED Waite Hoyt, coaching on first, missed the point entirely. But Eddie Col- are qualities upon which CAR APPLY VICTORIA COUPE. are is in A-l condition a over toward first, PRICES based—and these qual- Lines— 1929 STUDEBAKER 4 Pass VIC- in and Three on third, gathered it in flash, rushing lins, ities cannot be seen or demonstrat- TORIA COUPE. to who this time, was near tljeplayer’e bench, to run. shouted Moore, by ed in this column; 1926 STUDEBAKER ran to as as a ham COUPE He-flnally snapped out of his trance and first, saef Therefore, CIRCULATION DEPT with Rumble Seat. in Izzy Kaplan's pocket., The three scorers had three differ- THE BLUE RIBBON INC. sandwich GARAGE, *645 Tou can the buy of youf life of the but the one that won out finally, was that Invites to get ent versions play, you, Three on any of these ears. him. — — — Moore was safe on Wilson’s error, in not tossing to first to retire SEE INSPECT & DRIVE Days Terms the Arrangod—-See It At The And now we’re off for dear old Philadelphia. following ....DEPENDABLE USED CARS.... PERMANENT—Connection for man of three lines consists — the If want-ad you may publish — IF SOME ONE CAME along and sold Colonel Jake Ruppert with unquestionable sales ability. your the he’d be Geghan-Allerton, Yankee Stadium, which he happens to own already, I suppose .DODGE (2dr) SEDAN. Is open In this organisation. Must it in The Waterbury Democrat for three days for a —Inc.— over it. I wonder, therefore, how the good Colonel feels 1930. .DA have car and be fully experienced a bit put out Model.$575 or net. Hotchkiss Buick Co. STB WEST MAIN STREET for Bots whom the Yankees in radio, furniture and similar total of only 90c, 76c about having to shell out *7,500 Nekola, Dial 3-41S5 1929. FORD SEDAN.$293 lines, phone or see Mr Collins at 480 Watertown Ate. Teh S-S177 have just drafted from Jersey City.. r Hadley's Furniture Co. If you publish the same advertisement elsewhere it will Studebaker and Pierce Arrow Those whose memory reaches back farther than Mayor ..OLDSMOBILE (2 dr) SEDAN... Walker’s last vacation will recall that Bots Nekola, lutown also 1930 .$685 cost you $1.36. base- aS the bubbling schoolboy, came to the attention of the still a STUDEBAKER 18 Women Wanted ban world, by Ills brilliant pitching performances, while SEDAN...:.. more when The Democrat will best 1930 $675 Why pay bring you New York high school lad. Even the Yankee scouting depart- For Rent Real Eetate A. to Bots’ to chuck that old pomegranate, results ? THE J. PATTON CO. ment was hep ability .CHEVROLET SEDAN. COMPETENT business woman for Bots’ was com- which establishes at once the fact that ability 1929 to follow up $325 responsible position on Lud No can- get results the first day—you may dis- Semyon mon knowledge.
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