Naugatuck Daily News (Newspaper) - April 19, 1922, Naugatuck, Connecticut For Sf So out of of as well in aU other umlor our 01tc and McKEEV our us 14 1 1 for the homo sold on SAVE on tie say to Corner South Main Scovill and Brook Streets METAL CEILINGS Hoofing and 15552 Jas A Baker Mala CARRY A LINK OF Goods also the famous Slugger lints CO MS IX AND SEE OUR LINE ALL KINDS OF FISHING TACKLE DRESS CORSETS Corsets for Won Women A Telephone 01312 Curtiss St THE DUNHAM MILLS OW Underwear Sweaters Foot Street given on anything 1 the building lino Jobbing promptly attended to Office and Shop 12J Street Telephone WmP Notary Room 1 2742 A Light Trucking Floyd Wooster MANCINI to have Gutters Leaders and Roofs repaired and spring plumbing done at reasonable prices Oil 159 So St WELDING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Including Aluminum Burning roro n Sharpened 20 o Kline Chevalier Railroad Baggage Room MOVING by truck bOX 161 2SK Chorry C A Bailey Co DEALERS W made Furniture Store repair H of oil attended to ON GALli UPTODATE LIKE OF CHILDRENS AND S DRESSES Prices And Now Pictorial Review Monthly Magazine 160 Church Stt YOU WILL ENJOY transacting your the NationalBank where a friendly spirit prevails the best facilities are at your service Your Account IB invited Interest aid 011 Baity to check Number of Merit Badges Awarded at Meeting Held in Chamber of A fine meeting of the Girl Scout troops was last at the of liall It was byf reciting of the pledge allegiance the singing of the Star and repeat scout premise and scout laws A number of merit badges to members of the and other girls were advanced in rank the conferring of badges an held consisting of a reading and a dance The Awakening of Doris Weaving of 1 re a tenderfoot badge To Viola Marion IHr ing Lorraine Ben ha niy Anna Helen Balinski of Troop second scout were awarded Mildred Kinney of 2 re tenderfoot badge and secT honors were conr Catherine Jacksonv and Eleanor 2 dot badges were awarded ito an dr Girace Hoi in es op Troop and to Mabel Ad kin son Marion Viola second badges were given Tenderfoot badges were awarded of Troop 4 Helen Bird ieaH Viola Carlson Nina Anderson Mabel Anderson Dorothy Anderson and Astrid Anderson f Badges The Girl Scouts who received merit badges last evening wore Josephine Allison scribe citizen laundress cooking Mary Anderson citizen laundress Adeline Andersen laundress craftsman N Margaret OLt scout entertainer Jane Robbins craftsman Harriet Bean dancing Benham dancing Dorothy Berger cooking bird hunting scout entertainer Anna Rosenblatt laundress scribe homemaking Attendance Tho following Girl Scouts received xf or perfect attendance at meetings 1 Squire Gertrude Nelson Charlotte Rose Althea Pris cilla Andrew Emily and Lil lian Winer Silver stars were awarded to the Girl Scouts who were absent from meetings only one two or three times receiving silver stars be ing Frances Moss and Anna Rosenblatt Miss Angelina C Mancini and Jerry M Ranando United in Marriage by the Rev Gooney A pretty wedding was solemnized at church at 10 oclock when of Mr and Charles Mancini street and Michael Ranando of Water bury were united in mar by the who also celebrated the nuptial high mass Miss Matilda Mancini a sister or the bride was bridesmaid and Rocco Ranando a brother of the bride officiated asbest man The bride attired in a of white Japan Irish lace She wore a bridal veil caught with pearls and carried a of Ophelia roses sweet peas I The bridesmaids gown was of color silk canton medV with lace and silver hat to match and a bou quet of pink rodes The left B afternoon for a New York and Atlantic City and upon their reside at 63 Leonard street ALL WILL BE ELABORATELY Indications Are That Will Score THE OLD TIME The Ladies auxiliary to the Sons will hold nn on April 27 inthe Gem opera house in honor of the 100thanni the U S Grant The public is invited If some one do write to him about it on a pos tal the authorities of local postoffice Dunning cards are not permissible in the mails It is deemed necessary to issue this as people some unintentionally violate This refers to cards call attention to is past due and does not In requests for settlement of cur rent accounts or that give notice an or become due It should be care folly that this regulation has no reference that is under of the Con Dental association will be this week in New Haven meetings begin in the Tatt hor tel The first da y with a business meeting at 10 oclock reports of various and at 11 oclock Dr H T Hartford speaks on and creot Remarks the Effect on the oclock AKred Walker of New York As a Practice Thursday Oral Surgery I slides Dr jo I Ne vr Yor Finlay At tach in ents Henry New York iCity of Testing Teeth Dr Bertram B Machat at 5 p the bfe quadrangle a luncheon the plant aj dinner at the Taft and a tournament at country club Saturday after noon A real treat is for am use men t lovers here and Friday evenings April 27 and 2S tjin musical revue All Aboard will bo presented at Col hall under the auspices of Naugatuck post of the American That Legion show will be de staged and costumed is a certainty for it is a well known fact that the Rogers company spares no expense when it comes to scenery costumes and clever manuscripts The cast the strongest purely local talent ever seen in a local production and the members are drilled and Miss Dixie Doyle The action of All Aboard takes on board the S S Florida and the cleverly written to do with two young college boys who are both in with the same girl One hem has the misfortune to loso four of his front teeth in a football game The lost teeth have a groat deal to do with the play and creating comedy situations of which there are plenty The leading part will be taken by Mrs Raymond Paul who will play the role of Beatrice Sloan The part Sloan which is perhaps the mast exacting in the comedy is in the capable hands of Miss Gelia Aim Miss Aim who has frequently appeared in local amateur theatrical productions has again been secured for All and has a part which will plenty of oppor to display her talents The Legionnaires being able to secure her services for this play Harry Benham as Billy Brady W i 11 i a m BoyIan as C ap tain Kid Joseph as the pilot or whatever he desires to call himself Mrs Doro thy Ethel asthe Swedish stewardess and Alfred Huband Johnny Thomas together with David Dillon and Clarence Fruin as trio sailors make a combination which insures a successful produc tion Tickets are by memi bers cast and the committees will shortly be in the of mem bers of the various groups appear in an early LETS BEGIN Junior Baseball to Send in NOTICE District of Naugatuck ss Probate Co u rt Apr i I 18 A D 1912 Estate Charles P Lander late of in said District deceas ed Upon the application of Naugatuck National Bank through Dayton pray ing t h a t a n i n st r u men t in wrl tin g p urpo in g t o be t h last will an d of may be proved approved allowed and ad to ao ier application on flic morn fully appears it is said heard and determined at the Pro bate in in said Dis on clay of April ATD 1922 at oclock in thefore moon and the pendency oF said the time and of thereon by same onetime in having a circulation and a copy public signpost in thet in said andT by sending prepaid a liko each ofthe known Distinct six days before said day assigned FRANIO BATOK Judge The season and The News wants of all the junior baseball gaines Sometimes reports of three or four junior games are received in one day of which one may decipherable The rules vailed last year will be in effect again this year They are as fol lows must be in the News office by 9 oclock of the clay after the game They must be on paner aud in a handwriting that can be read without too much difficulty Many of the boys in the games neglected to pay much attention to their If they cant be read cant be printed Use one side of the paper The war is over and the paper sup ply is not so short as it was Snell the correctly Some of the never recognize their own names it they were print ed the way the young reporters of the games More than acres of coast soil has slipped into during the last English the FOR INDIGESTION 6 BELLANS Hot water Sure Relief FINE ASSORTMENT OF 132134136 Church St ALMOST TAKES YOUR BREATH f jj YARDS ON SALE Why Silks Of Course BOYS WEAR Our Hoys Department Is equipped to take careo f khaki mI Priced nun styles Prevent Moths Destroying Your Furs and ens BY MOTH THAT WE SELL MOTH PROOF BAGS Three 65c 7fk Large size will hold cr an fur oav or two sit i Is mixture or cedar wood moth camphor lor clothes Harmless to posi keeps moths a MOTH BALLS o i i A by many people hold in lOc 20c Hoc bags i MOTH FOOD old reliable preparation for clothes when putting away to dollies guaran teed by manufacturers lOc box CAMPHOR GUM a little more expensive than most other preparations it is used by as it has a odor Leary Drag Store f Let Us Serve You Pair of Heavy Work Horses for Sale OLD COMPANY LEHIGH COAL mid Office 45 Bridge Bt 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