Fourth WWI Day ceremonies announced in Naugatuck
Col Max Traurig will speak at the WWI Day observance in Naugatuck, announced by Major J William Johnson. Events include a parade from Him Street to La Green, a concert by the Naugatuck Community Band, and speeches at Turtle Lawn. Invited are veterans groups and women's auxiliaries. religious services follow on Sunday at Immanuel Lutheran Church.
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Max Traurig
Waterbury
Frenéral's
Bee
Connecticut
National Guard
J. Witliam Johnson
Naugatuck War Erank Council
Trearly
Naugatuck
Turtle Lawn
Albert Taylor
St. Francis’ Church
Donald Kent
Salem Lutheran Church
Daytona Palm
Him Street
Rubber Avenue
Vernon J. Taafave
Lae Green
Aterins
LaFave
Tay
Boraus
Eterine
Servier
Ageleek
Immanuel Teitheran Caureh
Hirh
Joseph Dunning Succumbs Today
Joseph Dunning Jr. of 07 Woodbine Street, a native of Union City, died today at St. Francis Hospital Hartford after a long illness. He is survived by two brothers and a sister. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 3:20 from Buckmiler Funeral Home to St Mary’s Church for a solemn high Mass. Burial will be in St. James Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow afternoon and evening from 2 to 4.
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Joseph Dd, Dunning
Woodbine Street
Union Crs
St. Francis’ Hospital
Hartford
Union City
Dunning
TU. S. Rubbig
Edward Dunnine
Thomas Dunning
Patrick J. Conall
Naugatuck
Buckmiler Funeral Home
Park Place
St. Mary's Church
Welock
Buriid
St. Jamen
Friend S
Bing
O'Clocis
U S Rubber Union Opens New York Wage Conference
Rex Rotemoen of WS Rubber Co conducts wage policy talks in New York as Local 4h and Local 218 unions from Naugatuck areas send leaders to participate. The conference, under a two-year contract, revisits wage negotiations for the unionized plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Rotemoen
WS. Rubeer Co
New York
Naugatuck Rocals
Ther
United Bunpen Welietre
Bany
Tha
Tebalary
Cleveland
Oho
Tonlwane
George Tfrochild
Stephen Rose
Stephean Kaapllc
Naugatuck Chemical Co
Frank Lynch
Frank Witkoski
Hospital Bulletins From a Damaged Notice
Fragmented reading shows individuals Jamow and Martin linked to Mr and Mrs Donald Srli ner. Dren and patients at St Marys and St Louis hospitals in Waterbury are treated for concussion and neck sprain after a car accident and one child remains under care at St Marys.
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Jamow
Martin
Ehltedren
Mra
Donald Srli
Cherry
Naliosbemyn
St. Mary's Cospital
Waterbury
LOT
Pdates
St. Macy's Hospital
Waterhuy
Singers Plan Inaugural Quartets Concert and Parade
The article notes plans for the first annual Concert and Parade of Quartets to be held Saturday, Nov. 20, with President Swan as general airman and Elwood Wada worth as director. The arrangements committee includes John Kelley as chair and Charley West among others. rehearsals set for Wednesday night at the Elk's Club. Further details to be announced.
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AM geLu
Ihe Ors
Quantat
Wit
Able’s
Grove
New Haven Road
Dte
Arthur “Bive
Aare
John Kelley
Charley West
Athelm ‘Pook
Henry M. Bagley
Thomas Chiswell
Morton
John Curtin
Lawrelce Wainhardt
John
Saymour Squires
Joan Riggurd
Fred. Wohlko
Elwood Wadaworth
Shargn
Company F to Engage in Training Camp Edwards This Summer
The National Guard 43rd Infantry division, including Company F of Naugatuck, will train at Camp Edwards August 18 to 28 under Regular Army instructors. Major General Kenneth Fr. Cramer announced the plan, with 2nd Battalion of the 102nd Infantry traveling by train and state police escort coordinating border movements. About 500 trucks will cross the state borders, and Norwalk, Vermont, and Rhode Island troops will join for camp setup and inspections. Several local youths from Naugatuck who enlisted in the recent drive will begin Remy Hie training during the two week session.
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Naugatuck
43Rd Infantry
Camp Edwards
Kenneth Fr. Cramer
Segmont
12Nd Infantry
43Rd
Walter B. Smith
43Rd Division
National Guard
Army Department
Paul B. Elmore
Co. B
Camp Tidwards
Waterbury
102Nd Infantry
Vermont
Duc
Cook
Teave
Thair
Chester
Cramer
Co. F
Remy Hie
Death notices from Pineybridge and Hartford area
Obituaries list Lawrence Gcaulf inld of Pineybridge Beacon Falls Waterbury died August 21 burial at St Boniface Meriden Buckmiller Funeral Home 22 Park Pines Nauga Friends may call today 2 to 10 o'clock Joseph Dunning of Woodbine Street Naumtuck Hartford died August 8 funeral at Buckmiller Funeral Home 282 Park Place to St Marys Church at 9 o'clock burial at St James Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow 4 to 10 o'clock
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Gcaulfinld
Dunning
Joseph OD
Break Ground For Central Avenue School Second Contract Signed
Ground broke for the Central Avenue School with a $216,120 contract. The western elementary project, signed Saturday by Warden Harry Carter and W.J. Mexin Inc, is a $224,408 job. Building Committee meets tonight at 7:30 to decide on the Cross Street school. Derby’s Fred J Saath Building Co. previously listed as winner at a cost of $240,054.
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Central Avenue School
Cross St
Contract Avenue School
Mendowbrogh School
East Saunday
P. Francini Building Co
Derby
Eb, BR. Mooney
Naugatuck
Andrew Bardugone
Henry T. Moeckel
Bardugone
Western Elementary
Harry L. Carter
W.J. Mexin, Inc
Tultle -Rchop
Cross Street
Burgesses
Fred J Saath Building Co
Parochial Kindergartens To Reopen In September
Local parochial kindergartens in Naugatuck and area will reopen next month per statements from St Francis and St Hedwig churches. Bishop Henry u. O’Brien noted some would close due to teacher and funding shortages. Reopening aims to avoid burden on public schools while saving town costs.
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Naugstuck
St. Francis
St. Hedwip's
Weels
Henry U. O'Brien
Blartford
Paul FP. Keating
Pasetor
St.Francis
Naugatuck
Stanley Hastilla
St. Hedwig's Church
Nghoora
Sinteva
St. Ph
Sitery of Mercy
Volunteer Firemen To Study Aerial Ladder Truck
Members of Naugatuck Hose and Ladder Co plan a second training on the new aerial ladder truck at 6 30 this evening, announced Foreman Herbert Cockcroft. Firemen report at the firehouse. uniforms and measurements will be finalized at 6 39 with some already received for distribution after practice. The unit will march in the West Bayan parade August 20 at 1 30, wearing new uniforms, others in old red shirts. Foreman Catherine will lead the parade. the three day convention opens August 18. Everett Donovan is the company delegate and John will do the ttern. The lodge also plans a bake sale. details to be announced by Raymond Deegan per Nordhill Nouges.
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Herbret Cockcroft
West Bayan
Cathe Erafi
Aum
Everett Donovan
John Uiwfor
Alxo Pinans
Plang
Raymond Deegan
Nordhill Nouges
Beacon valley Grange Holds Work Night at Recreation Park
Beacon valley Grange members stage a work night at the Grange recreation park tonight starting at 6 30 p m Park development chairman William Brush asks workers to bring carpenters tools shovels and rakes to complete work on paths houses and the sandy beach near the new pool Women of the Grange meet at the Grange hall and are asked to bring refreshments coffee and cake may be served after the work is done
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Beacon Valley Grange
the Grange Recreation Park
Williamn. Brush
Grange
Major Johnson Judges at State Odd Fellows Field Day
Major J William Johnson of Chi street served as a judge at the state field day of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held Saturday at Lake Quassapaug.
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Fudge
J. William Johnson
Chi Street
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Lake Quassapaug
Vacation Bible School Enrolls 60 in Borough Church
Enrollment reported by Rev. Matthew H. Gates of the Methodist church shows more than 60 children aged three to 12 attend a local Vacation Bible School this week. Fees are 25 cents. transportation details are available via phone. Classes cover nursery through sixth grade with several named instructors and topics such as Exploring God’s Out-Of-Doors and Life In Bible Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew H. Gates
Methodist Church
Willam Booth
Charles Reich
Lois
Barker
Misa
Lois Cohick
Kinderparten
God's Families
Bruce Fisher
Irene Fitzsimmons
Marcia Goodwin
Mra
Kenneth Watters
Barbara Umiaut
Prades
Life In Bible Times
Booth
Missy’ Lormaine
Woodside
Pealag Yo
the Lord
Nona
Ainnson
Ruth' Abramson
Goss
Stewart Bottort
Susan Bottort
Judy Burtatt
Robert Chase
Betr
Public Welfare Board To Act On New Flag Pole
The Public Welfare Board plans a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the town hall. Business includes opening bids for a new flag pole for the town hall and inviting bids to remove and replace the existing pole, extend it over the sidewalk, and cover related costs. Warden Harry L. Carter will administer the oath to Samuel Tum manuella, the new Democratic second ward member, succeeding Anthony Pesanelli who recently resigned. Superintendent J Rudolph Anderson was instructed at the June meeting to invite bids and provide details of the pole project and sidewalk extension. The monthly financial report of the department, not that of the social worker, will be submitted for approval.
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Board of Public A Welfare
Town Hall
Harry L. Carter
Samuel Tummanuella
Democratic Second Ward
Anthony Pesanelli
J.rudolph Anderson
Fnancad
Socil
Mrs Caulfield Dies After Long Illness in Waterbury
Mrs Lawrence Caulfield of Beacon Falls died Saturday evening in Waterbury hospital after a long illness. A native of Meriden she had lived in Naugatuck before moving to Beacon Falls a year ago. Survived by husband two daughters and two sons. services held at Buckmifer Funeral Home Naugatuck with burial in St Boniface cemetery Meriden.
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Beacon Falls
Lawrence Caulfield
Pinesridge
Waterbury Hospital
Meriden
Naugatuck
Caulfield
Coyle Brooklyn
Joseph Gibani
Francis
Naugaatuck
Abe
Otto Olland
Elizabeth Kaiser
George Brunner
the Meagher
Alvin. Worden
Winsted
Henry Schonn
Buckmifer
Park Place
St. Boniface
Merigen
Amay ¢Ail
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Philadelphia
George
Coleun
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ronso
Schuirmann
4Th Naval District
Kelter Rockney
Department of Fartfic
Col. Traurig
Vet Council
Joseph Dunning
Chy Tarkiwe
Ip Bacteri
Gearters
U.S. Rubber Union
Erickson
Naugatuck’s
Clutt
Sweekend
Lewis AW Dibble, Jr
Chalrain
James Decarlo
Cross ‘Street
William Karisinsky
Rn Street
Ronald Cabral
Maple Street
Charles Sehofeld
Beacon Valley
Raymond‘Kogut
Harold Johnson
Shefherd Ians
Donald Radwick
Atreet
Richard’ Matlonsen
Orchhard’ Terrace
Jamex Kenny
John Kenny
Joseph = Paiva
Frank Aliiere
Jaseph Hogut
Vacation Bible School
Public Welfare Board
Central Avenue
Eastan D
Erby
Bulders
Carroll Street
Busk & Cent
Francini Balding Co
Jeslzn
Henry
Movelo
Naugatack
Raymond Ploss
North Circle
Joseph Darbor
Mary Faye
Joseph and
Ivy
Plainfield, N. J
Darbor
Ploss
Lake Tompounce
Bristol
Out United Church
Raymond W. Lee
Main Street
Pamela Louise
Lee
Shirley McAvoy
Seymour
Frank McAvoy
Daniel Lee
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