Industry Duties Outlined By Connecticut Clubwomen
Four speakers at a meeting in St. Michael's parish house detailed industry responsibilities to employees and the community. Alan Curtiss urged profit as foundation of the economy, while Purcell warned against dubious propaganda. Howard McGrath stressed citizen duties, including education standards and local involvement, followed by Rodney Chase summarizing the optimistic American economy and investment in productive tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conpatieut State Federation of Women's Chivas
St. Michaela Parish
Alan C. Curtias
Scovill Manufacturing
Harry B. Purcell
Torrington Co
Edward T. McGrath
C. S. Rubber Co
Gurtinn
C. Whitflatt Gowrie
Rodney Chase
Chang Wrass & Copper Co
William Noble, Jr
Naugatuck Woman's Club
State Industry Department
Turcell
McGrath
Connecticut State Federation
Worton
St. Michael's Parish
Miieton
Njtate Federation of Women’s Clubs
William Nobile, Jr
Navigatuck
Paat
Natizntuel Woman's Club
Wrx
Nobln
Cusytomers
Horses of Industry
Purcell Harry BB
Purcell
The
Purcol
Alvic
Howard T. McGrath
U. S
Rubbac Go
McCrath
Chase Brass & Capper Co
Tmhia
Europe
United States
Driver Pays $50 Fine On Evasion Count
George da Rose Jr 28 of Melbourne Court was fined 50 dollars in Borough Court for evading responsibility after admitting striking a car on Rubber Avenue Monday night. Patrolman George Smith questioned LuFoss that evening. Walter Nelson of 595 Rubber Avenue complained his car was struck and left by a passing vehicle on Rubber Avenue. LaRose claimed he went to M Nella then back to Naugibruck seeking a damaged car and said he did not realize his own car was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George da Rose, Jr
Melbourne Court
LuFoss
George Smith
Rubber Avenue
Walter Nelson
LaRose
M Nella
Naugibruck
Bailey Unable To Attend Beacon Falls Victory Gathering
Beacon Falls selectman announces State Chairman John Bailey cannot attend the Beacon Falls Democratic Town Committee victory party this evening at 8 o'clock at Swili 'van'a Inn. His secretary Katherine Quinn will represent him. The event also includes guests Raymond Thatcher, Mary Flynn, Stephen Elliott, Vincent Kicnan, and Beacon Falls Democrats. A dinner and dancing follow, with a Community Club meeting to discuss important business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Falls
Selectman
Semplonsski
John Bailey
Democratic Town Committee
Swili‘van'a
Democratic Party
Wathersfield
Balley
Katherine Quinn
Semplenski
Raymond Thatcher
Mary Flynn
Southington
National Democratic Committee
Atty
Stephen Elliott
Vincent Kicnan
Angonta
Congress
Irilth
Beacon Falla Dem’ocratic
Sind
Union Street Bridge Closed For Repairs
Union Street from North Main to Prospect is closed to traffic while repairs are made on the bridge over Prospect Street. Patrolmen will direct heavy traffic from 3 to 8 in the afternoon during Knoxe rush hours. Street department workers are replanning the bridge as officials state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Street
North Main Streat
Prospect Streat
Prospect Street
Palles Ghler
John J
Gormley
Prospect
North Main Street
Oelher
Knoxe
Leo J. Brophy
Santa Letter From The North Pole To Naugatuck Readers
A festive missive from Santa Claus describes Mrs Kitty and her five kittens found by the barn, reindeer gifts, and plans for a Christmas run. The Naugatuck News teases forthcoming details of Santa’s visit with local fans and a note from local resident Teo Onker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caildren
Kitty
Naugatuck
Peace in Jerusalem as Arabs and Jews end hostilities
The Holy City of Jerusalem rests at peace today for the first time in a year as Arabs and Jews stop firing under an agreement signed yesterday by Arab and Jewish commanders. The denouement follows a tense stretch of clashes and relies on coordination among local leaders and military units. The agreement calls for a cessation of hostilities and a framework for further talks to maintain order in the city.
All Night Parking Ban Adopted For Winter Months
The borough board approved a ban on all night parking on all borough streets from December 15 to April 1 1949 to aid snow removal. Police Chief Gormley will enforce at his discretion, cars may be housed in driveways with owner agreement. The meeting also leased Hopkins Park to the Little League for 10 years to build a miniature stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little League
Hopkins Park
Town Hall
Hter
John J. Garmiey
Gormley
Atwan
North Hoathey Street
Naugatuck Fuel Co
Bang 3 Aign
Smith Lane
Church Street
Maple Leaf Restaurant
Maple Street
Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce
Mary Lésik
Andrew Avenue
Joseph Hanley
Frank Anderson
Millville
Charles Curtiss
Housing Site Given For $1 Around the World in Brief
An American news correspondent reports Chinese leaders feel a US advisor could help Chiang Kai-shek fight communism. Madame Chiang Kai-shek arrives in Washington to seek aid, and a fog disrupts Western Europe’s travel. In Connecticut, Borough approves land grant to Housing Authority for a $1 sale and a 30 ft right of way, paving a moderate rental housing project with $428,000 state bonds. the project aims to curb rents and provide future recreation use as discussed by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shkek
China
Miles W. Vaughan
United Press
Asia
L Oader
Natinmadixt
Armica
Ruth
Chiang Washington
Chiang Kai-shek
Washington
Chiang Fa
Marshall
Lerabure
Virginia
Adnis
Melbourne Ct
Melbourne Court
Rubber Avenue
Board of Warden and
Burgessea
Town Hall Court Room
Sessaion
Board of Public Welfare
Imet
Sho Housing Authority
Waugatuck
Harry
Carter
Singerl
State Housing Authority
Hartford
Francis Cullen
First Ward
Burgess
Enoumh
Engelhardt
Cullen
Ambulance Sale Fight Splits Ward Officials
A heated special session of the Nau satude board of warden and burgesses ended with a dispute between Second Ward members William Rado and Dominic DeCarlo over selling the 1941 ambulance. The discussion centered on whether to sell to the highest bidder or hold the sale, while Carter and officials noted bids and jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Warden -and - Burgesses
Second Ward
William Rado
Domanic DeCarlo
Nausatude Community Ambulance
Ambulance Fund Committee
Oden
Marty L. Carter
Rado
Waterbury
Carter
Rade
I. Francia Cullen
First Yard
Burgess
Gilda
Bill
Falcow
DeCarlo
Borough Board
Armbulance Committee Board of Trustees
Borough
Police Department
Norman Wood
Retail Division to Name Officers at Jan 10 Meeting
The Retail Division of the Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce will name officers for the coming year at a meeting Monday evening, January 10, announced at Inetnight's dinner. Clarence Freedman was named chairman of the nominating committee, assisted by John Brean and Eugene Sweeney, to prepare a slate for the January meeting. A separate committee including Dir Matson, Hyman Alpert and Fridolph Carlson was named to explore placing informational signs at the Buin and Myple streets police booth bearing the inscription This is Naugatucks and local statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inetnight
Naugatuck
Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce
Park Place
Clarence Freedman
John Brean
Eugene Sweeney
Cacil Matr Gon
Buin
Myple
William Kelly
Dir Matson
Hyman Alpert
Fridolph Carlson
Waterbury to receive return of Sgt. John Soden
The body of Sgt. John Soden, 8th Army, killed in action in France on Sept. 10, 1944, will be returned to Waterbury Friday evening for reburial. He is survived by his wife Virginia Seton and a daughter Virginia Glynn, as well as his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Soden, two brothers Robert and Wil, and a sister Mrs. Catherine Martin, all of Waterbury. Military funeral services are to be handled by Aldraga Funeral Home. burial will be in Waterbury Monday. Further arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Soden
France
Virginia Glynn
Naugatuck
Laval Street
Waterbury
Robert
Wil
Catherine Martin
Contral Avenue
Births in Waterbury area detail multiple families
MITING at St Marys Hospital Waterbury yesterday a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph Bitino 19 Phoenix avenue Mrs Pitino is the former Sophie Karwacki Praybyloski In St Marys hospital Waterbury Nov 27 a daughter Kathleen Stella to Mr and Mrs Walter Przybylosis 149 Locust Street Mrs Przybylosis is the former Ann Draus Spiak Waterbury Nov 27 Paul Joseph to Mr and Mrs Jacob Spiak Diamond Street Mrs Spiak is the former Theresa Kaschak Christmas liquor stocking advice offered by Orin Oldakino of the City Package Store Turkige Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miting
St. Mary's Hospital
Waterbury
Joseph Bitino
Phoenix Avenue
Pitino
Sophie Karwacki
Praybyloski
Kathleen Stella
Walter Przybyloski
Locust Street
Prayby
Losis
Ann Drausowsisi
Spiak
Hoxpiti
Paul Joseph
Jacob Spiak
Diamond Street
Theresa Kaschak
Auto Turns Over On Riverside Drive Injures Two
Robert W. Whittaker Jr. and Miss Joan Jinch sustained minor injuries when their car rolled over on Riverside Drive near Mezzio's garage. The vehicle was badly damaged and towed. Whittaker was charged with violating motor vehicle laws and ordered to appear in Borough Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Drive
Mezzio
John J. Garmiey
Robert W. Whittaker, Jr
Sentral Avenue
Waterbury
Joan Jinch
Bridge Street
Union City
Edwin R. Curran
Gormley
Theofil Proshnicki
Whittaker
Borough Court
Street Department To Distribute Sand This Friday
Leo J. Brophy announces sand distribution to borough households Friday for slippery walks. Residents are urged to place containers in front of homes Friday morning as the entire borough is covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Brophy
Boylan Class To Be Inducted By Legion Post
William Hoylan class of candidates to be inducted by Naugatuck Post 17 American Legion at Legion Memorial Glebe Cedar Street tonight. Past commander Boylan, longtime local grocer, heads the class. Ceremony includes brief meeting at 7 o clock, initiation, social hour, movie program, and refreshments. Induction by Corporal Coyte Past American Legion degree team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Hoylan
Naugatuck
American Legion
Legion Memorial
Corporal Coyte
Waterbury
Christmas Court Leniency Lets Offender Home for Christmas
In Borough Court Judge Joseph C. Raythwich Jr grants a suspended ten day reduction to a regular offender charged with intoxication. The man is to serve 20 days in New Haven County jail, with 10 days dropped to allow him to be home for Christmas. Fremont Tolles prosecutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Raythwich, Jr
New Haven
Raythwich
Fremont Tolles
D. T. Farrington Dies at 80 in Waterbury
Daniel T. Farrington Sr., a leading Waterbury real estate and insurance figure for 47 years, died yesterday at his home 630 Willow Street. Funeral services set for Friday at 9:20 from Mumic Funeral Home to St. Margaret's Church for a solemn high Mass at 20 o'clock. Burial in Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel T. Farrington
Waterbury
Willow Street
Mumic
St. Margaret's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Petrified Forest Tops Playmakers Top Program
An extraordinary production of Robert Sherwood's The Petrified Forest by the Playmakers in St. Michael's parish house wowed a near capacity Naugatuck audience. Jack Conway earned special ovation for directing a strong cast led by Jean Walker, B. F. Scoutten, and Charles Ludolph. Supporting roles by Thomsay Pace and others complemented a witty, tense two act drama noted for its professional polish and lively, fearless performances. Continued on Page Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sherwood
Playmakers
St. Michael’s Parish House
Little Theater Group
Tis
Jack Conway
Jean Walker
B. F. Scoutten
Charles Ludelph
My. Scoutten
Alan Squire
Miss Walker
Gaby Maple
Black Mesa
Arizona Desert
Duke Mantee
Charles Ludolph
Gramps
Thomsay Pace
Hysell Brooks
Lucille Davis
Warren Hess
Steve Sturdevant
Frank Madden
Thomas Lee
Seymour Squires
Robert Brown
Roy Gibbs
Joseph M. Donahue
Janie Valvo
George Williams
Naugatuck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Officer Smith
Bailey
Wilfred Swan
Beacon’ Falla
Union Street Bridge
Santa Claus
North Pole
Thieve Abdehaker
Atudebaker
Lrickson Motors
Atunbor Aygrd
Ady
Raceys
Dominic Minicucci
Fern Street
Ojeda Council
Knights of Columbus
Coleman Deegan
Tie
Robert Scheiber
Raymond Hotchkiss
Council
Russia
Gobert Ovett
Saya Feus- Ma
United ‘ “States
Berlin
Frank
Noves Washington
Washington , Evening Star
Frank Brett Noyes
London
Burgess Cullen
Housing Authority
Next Springs
Sgt. Soden
Orin Oldakinos
Tirkige Street
Andy
Riverside Dr
Street Department
Boylan
Legion Post
D. T. Farrington
Petrified Forest
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