Community Club Tonight Show Delights Beacon Falls Patrons
Eight acts of entertainment headline a variety show at the Community Club open house tonight at 8 o'clock. Beacon Falls residents star in singing tumbling and dancing acts with an orchestra for dancing after. Admittance is free and parking is available beside the club building.
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Beacon Falls
Miles Booth
Rey Sullivan
Bhualress
At & S'Elock
Mary Lane
Home
United Church
Loyal Daughters Society
Ralph Upright
Miss Lang
Miss Lane
Mini Liane
National Home Economics
American Home Economics Society
November Construction Permits and Borough Finances Overview
Building permits issued in November totaled fifteen with values for new one family homes at 43 600 and garages at 3 450 plus alterations and demolitions for various properties. The eight month borough report shows cash on hand of 160 227 01 and total receipts across tax and welfare accounts near 1 024 1 1, with warrants and surplus figures listed and tax collections detailed.
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Paul Rew
Burgesse
Har
William Pusserk
Damson Lane
Salvatore Mendes
South Main Street
Par Mice
Frank Pruste
Mie Ple
Water Streets
Mary I. Journe
Nixon Avenue
Edward W
Estella A.dooley
Trish- Land Avenue
Thomas FE. Edmonds
North Hoadley Street
John Grickis
Maple Hill Road
Maria Andereamun
arApe
Anrin Post
Sell Street
Mpnopole
Meadow Street
Anthony Tatrowski
Maple Bill Road
Mad Mul
Berry FM
Mra
Mary Busanalets
Hill
Axivovesiat
Homentind Yen
Hintry Schinltz
Boroush Maurer Normann II
Woad
Naijyutuele Natonal Bank
Colonial Trust. Co
Baroweh
Letter From Santa Claus The Nort Polo Dear Children
A playful Christmas missive from Santa recounts his magical Christmas Eve journey guiding reindeer and delivering toys to children near and far. He describes rivaling winds and rapid travel, the joy on children's faces, and notes a thanks to Elaine from 84 Conn Street for a gift request. He mentions shopping at Hadleytad in Waterbury for household items.
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P. S
Elaine Frnlesi
Conn Street
Elaine
Tolles Leads Glendale Manor Club At Annual Election
W Tolles was elected president of Glendale Manor Community Gmbh at a recent annual meeting in the club home. He succeeds Jack Quinn who will serve again for one year. Trustees named include Mrs Rabhe l Chase Steve Sturdevant Carlotta French Mrs Howard Noble Benroedt Bigenbretup Andersen Harold Krom and Robert Barnhart.
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Atty. Iremens
W. Tolles
Glendale Manor Community Gmbh
Jack Quinn
Agin Iusten
Franch
Novain
Sd Vine Progidenk
Herr Duller
Viebold
Rabhel Chase
Steve Sturdevant
Carlotta French
Howard Noble
Benroedt Bigenbretup Andersen
Harold Krom
Robert Barnhart
Quinn
Snow Storm Totals 12 Inches For Season In Region
A snow storm brought 12 inches of new accumulation this season in multiple communities with the latest overnight totals around one inch at some locations. Precipitation measured about .25 inches with temperatures near 12 degrees at night and a high around 37. Snowfall has left water supplies strained in several towns, with reports of dry wells replenished in places but overall near the brink of emergency.
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Canprellnut
Naggukick
Raperta
Arena
Iia
Rado Letter Verifications Stir Local Little League Board
Members of the Prior J Foley Lithia Tage board reported two unanimous votes on a written statement about Burgess Rado. The News notes a contested letter and states its files show the published version, warning further controversy could harm a community project.
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J. Foley Lithia Tage
Uat
Burgeen
Erltelam Pt Seut-of-newn
Bonita
Burgess Rado
Redo
Alan
Walliimans
Hava
Woaldn
Horkand
Dhe
Bhenn
Board of Directors
Bur- Kets “Rado
Wirretorn
Vaeper
Mystery Men Visit 15 Local Stores In Naugatuck Event
Retail Division chair William Behpere announces Mystery Man visits as part of the Christmas shopping promotion. Stores open Thursday and Friday nights to 8 45 with banners signaling the sites. Prizes include five dollar rewards for shoppers tapped by Mystery Men. organizers credit Arnold Carlson Walter Anderson and Joseph Smith for planning.
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Mystery Men
Willian Behpere
Chamber of Commerce
Chrirmron Schoern
Lewis Freedman
Christming
Schpero
M. Vreedman Co
Carlson Winnitura Co. Inc
Rubin's
Jim Schpere
Gans ,Inc
Raphael's Inc
Hawley Hardware
Norwash Shop Store
Sweensy’n Art Store
G. HE
Ltominixon
Welxn
Ig. 0. Murphy Co
Ro Hentlattts
Hospital Bulletin: Frostbite Victim Recovered at St. Mary’s
Clayton Fellows, 40, of 50L North Main Street, was discharged yesterday from St. Mary’s Hospital after frost-bitten feet and mild carbon monoxide poisoning. He said his feet froze when his car stalled and he stood on the highway signaling passing cars for help.
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Clayton
Fellows
North Main Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Yeaterday
Waterbury
Po- Hee
New Quarters Considered By Gold Star Post
Frank Zdenwski commander of Gold Star Post announces the post is seeking new quarters and plans a march to national CW leaders for the release of an awaited prisoner. The group backs an open message in Walton Hall and a veterans rights discussion. A charter for the auxiliary is eyed after a year-end drive. Two new sites are under review.
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Frank Zdenwski
Riany
Harry S. Truman
Dein Acheson
Chinese Communista
Nangatnek Villey
Marine Corps Langue
Lawa
Zdrowakd Wan Ane
Pling
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Phigis
Y's Men Club Dinner Features Trooper Dooling Speaker
State Trooper Edward Dooling spoke at the weekly Y's Men's Club dinner in the YMCA cafeteria. President Bradford E. B. Smith presided over the business portion.
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Edward Dooling
Y's Men's Club
YMCA
Bradford EB. Smith
Regular meeting of Post No 1 American Legion
A regular meeting of Post No 1 American Legion will be held at 4 o'clock in the Legion Memorial Homes. Commander Charles Cliple is expected to preside.
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Legion Memoriil
Charles Cliple
Construction Of New Building On Water Street Contemplated
A planning note outlines proposals to purchase land and build a new structure on Water Street. The article lists Christmas party plans across multiple departments at local plants and businesses, including schedules at Sullivan's Inn Rinaldo's and various halls, with chairpersons named for each event. The piece notes department parties continuing nightly through Christmas week across the Valley, highlighting organizational activity and holiday social traditions.
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Naugatuck Poorwens
United State Rubber Co
Tra Presenty
Tha
U. 3
Gira’ Club
Sullivan’s Inn
Gum Shoe Department
Rinaldo's
Chriatmas
Luex
Nee
Gleb’ Club
Beacon Falls
Robert Hit
Marlon Romig
Arnestine Ferreira
John Celteto
Lilian Krapik
Jonnie Romanski
Dive Rucelo
Breda Cattana
Rurark
Gertrude Slater
Elien ‘Triano
Helen Foulkrod
Gusele Phi
James Nioa
Andy Hmuntelogton
Margaret Benz
Ui Waterproof Packing Dept
Paradise Inn
Louis Piehulo
Clara Maipyy
Iy Granica
Eva Butnolr
John Glyss
Mary Sodinski
Atta Ardry
Sylvia Parks
Emil Phil
Freda Matjouranin
Helen Hadfield
Evan Lautters
Recreation Int
Beacon Fats
Ed Stanklewiex
Florence Aulestolis
Phytlia Fleming
Depts
Fred
Borough Property On Water Street Sought By Firm
The U S Rubber Co footwear plant seeks to buy a small borough parcel on Water Street to expand and build a plant. Warden Carter said the firm aims to acquire a strip adjacent to its current lot, with plans for a substantial appropriation and immediate construction if approved. The board authorized inspection and appraisal before action.
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U. S. Rubber Co. Footwear
Harry L. Carter
Board of Warden and Burgesses
Triangilar
Hupe
Willard J. Bil
Urreguing
Bittle
Harold Stinson
William Rade
Becaus
Tesc
Volunteer Firemen To Present Badge To Fr Vilciauskas
The Nan gatuck Hook and Ladder Co will hold a panquoh this evening at 6:30 in the Knights of Columbus room Neary building. A turkey dinner starts at 7, hosted by Howard Hepp and Hugh Shielde. State Trooper Edward J Dooling will discuss police work, with Fred Zehnder as master of ceremonies. The Rev George Vitemnusling of St Marys Church attends as chaplain.
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Knights of Columbus
Neary
Howard Hepp
Hugh Shielde
Ridgefield
Edward J. Dooling
Fred Zehnder
Questa
Edward J. Weaving
George Vitemnusling
St. Mary's Church
Masons Elect A J Hermon Master at Shepherd Lodge
A J Hermon was elected Worshipful Master of Shepherd Lodge at a meeting in Masonic Temple on Church Street. Officers named include Philip B Kepler Senior Warden Fred Montrose Junior Warden William P Cushman Treasurer FL Victor Garfield Secretary John W Bayer Jr Senior Deacon Walter Hubbers Junior Deacon Marvin Cheney Donor Steward Elmer Wadler Junior Steward and G Sonia Parker User. Installation set for Tuesday evening Dec 20. Twenty five year pins awarded to Ralph Gilnack Henry Bagsey Milton E B Webster Otto Messner Garfield Carl J Johnson Harry S Lowd Floyd K Malbourne. presentation by Harold E Perry. Refreshments followed.
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Albert J. Mormonnat
Shepherd Lodge
Masons
Masonic Temple
Church Street
Philip B. Kepler
Fred Montrose
William P. Cushman
Victor Garfield
John W. Bayer
Walter Hubbers
Marvin Cheney
Elmer Wadler
G. Sonia Packer
Ralph Gilnack
Henry Bagsey
Milton EB. Webster
Otto Messner
Mr. Garfield
Carl J. Johnson
Harry 8. Lowd
Floyd K. Malbourne
Harold EH. Perry
Third Magonic
Meadowbrook Church Council to Buy Bibles and Library Copy
The Naugatuck Council of Churches executive committee authorized purchasing Bibles for Meadowbrook Home and one copy of Paul Blansherd's American Freedom and Catholic Power to be studied by the Social Action committee and then given to the Howard Whittemore Memorial Library. The session was led by Rev. Theodore A. Schrader with no reports presented. The next meeting is set for Jan 2 at St. Michael's Episcopal Church.
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Salem Lutheran Church
Paul Blansherd
Social Action Committee
Howard Whittemore Memorial Library
Theodore A. Schrader
Rav
Winfred
Langhart
State Council
Samuel Lyons
Chester A. Bowles
Hartford
Krmbling
Inne
C. H. Ber+tram
Schrader
S41. Michael'a Episcopal Church
Bus Drivers Quit and Firemen Take Over Posts
Three Naywenduck Hone, Hook and Larder Co. drivers reported for duty this morning as a labor dispute arose with Lionel LeClair firm management. Thomas Weaving filled in, driving the Pond Hill school run, while LeClair officials said schedules were met with adequate coverage.
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Lionel LeQlatt Hin Mnow Thomas
Robert Lawlor
Thomas Weaving
Weaving
Pond Hill
LeClair
Nougaltien TMCA president resigns Boys' Work chair
RUSIGNS , Robot, N. Whittemore, recently elected president of the Nougaltien TMCA, has resigned the chairmanship of the Boys' Work committees. He is expected to appoint a new chairman within the next few weeks.
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Rusigns
Whittemore
Nougaltien Tmca
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