Naugatuck High Plans Showcase Schedule At Local Y
Manager John Daly outlines a busy season for Naugatuck High basketball captained by Bill Harvey. The lineup includes games against Rogers High Newport Westerly Bridgeport Manchester Bristol and Ansonia with trips to Rhode Island and Connecticut venues. Admission to tomorrow's Southington game is 36 cents general and 25 cents for students. Referee Brickley of Waterbury will oversee the doubleheader and a N E H S freshman game precedes.
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Newport
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Rhode Island
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Daly
Southington
Middletown
Patuck
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Westerly High
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Bridgeport
Manchester
Bristol
Torrington
Nau
Brickley
Lewis High School
Mirthful Moments Minstrels Delight Waterville Audience
The Girls' Club of Waterville presented Mirthful Moments Modernized Minstrels at the Methodist Episcopal church in connection with the Ladies Aid fair. Soloists and choruses impressed, end men and interlocutor performed creditably. The Tuesday Wednesday event drew a large audience and was a social and financial success.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Girls’ Club
Waterville
Weather Forecast For New Haven And Connecticut
Weather forecast for New Haven and vicinity calls for light to moderate rain tonight and Friday with warmer temps tonight. Connecticut sees rain and warmer conditions, winds increasing from the south and southwest. An area of low pressure from New Mexico to Ohio brings unsettled weather with snow or rain in western and central districts. Snow flurries reported as far east as Albany New York. eight inches of snow in Detroit Michigan. Temperature below zero along the northern border from Montana to Michigan, 48 degrees below zero at White River Canada. Temperature rising slowly in the eastern Lake region and New England. unsettled weather with snow or rain and little temperature change in this vicinity.
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Ohio
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Albany
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Michigan
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Notice of Estate in the District of Naugatuck
Probate Court in Naugatuck in December 1922 grants six months for creditors to exhibit claims against the estate of Paulina Latt late of Naugatuck now deceased. Those failing to present properly attested accounts within time will be debarred from recovery. Debts should be paid to executor Charles Lattner. judge Frank W. Eaton signs.
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District of Naugatuck
Paulina Latt
Naugatuck
Court of Probate
Charles Lattner
Juniors Take Minor League Basketball Title at Naugatuck High
The Juniors coached by Bill Linskey won the Minor league championship 40 to 27 over the Sophomores at Naugatuck High School gym. Captain Robert McGrath led with nine field goals. John Sullivan left with an injury early, while Joe King provided sharp shooting from tough angles. Seniors edged the Freshmen in a later game as Francis Linskey led scoring for the seniors.
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Naugatuck High School
P. J. Foley
Robert McGrath
John Baker
Ray Foley
John Sullivan
Howard Hackett
Francis Curtin
Otto Keller
McGrath
N. H.S
Joe King
John Daly
Francis Linskey
Keating
Nardello sale to Scarano of South Main property
James Nardello and others sold a house and lot on South Main street to Anna Scarano. A Natatuc rive of Red Men meeting and a Ladies Auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans gathering are noted for tonight with officer elections. Members traveling to Derbys smoker urged to meet at Dagile's hall. City planning talk by Nelson P. Jewish follows a chamber forum. A minor Washington Street chimney fire was quickly controlled. A Maple Street firehouse quiet match between Firemen and Young Men's Club is planned, with a borough quoit meeting for team captains and managers tonight.
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South Main Street
Anna Scarano
Natatuc Rive
Red Men
Odd Fellows Hall
Ladies
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army Hall
Bir
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Isama
Tolles
Fairview Avenue
Melrose
Fla
Naugatick Aerue
Megles
Denby
Dagile’s
Derby
Ie Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Nelson P. Jewis
New York City
Washington Street
Maple Street
S. Clmb
Methodist Church
Quoit Lessue
Bankrupt Farmers Strike Northwest as Aid Urged
Ninety percent of farmers in the Northwest are bankrupt, according to Northwestern Grain Growers chairman W J Robinson. He told the Senate Agriculture Committee that direct government aid must be extended within a year or farmers would be driven off their farms by poverty.
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Washington
W- J. Robinson
Northwestern Grain Growers Association
Senate Agriculture Committee
Robinson
Cardinals Receive Blessing at Vatican Consistory
Amid centuries old ceremonies eight new cardinals were created. Moandavy received the papal blessing today at a public consistory in the Vatican.
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Rome
Moandavy
Vatican
Snowstorm boosts rubber boot demand in town
A heavy damp snowstorm struck the borough today, blanketing streets and loading ground with white. Motormen and motorists faced visibility and clearance issues as flakes piled up. weather officials projected rain or snow tomorrow with mild temperatures.
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Weather Bureau
New Haven
Hun
Obituary for Peter Lynch Former Naugatuck resident dies
Peter Lynch longtime Naugatuck resident dies this morning at his son James Lynch home in Muncie Indiana. He is survived by four sons James of Muncie Peter of Hartford Joseph of California and John and a daughter Mrs James Murray of this borough. Funeral is set for tomorrow morning in Muncie with interment scheduled for Meriden Saturday afternoon.
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Peter
Lynch Peter Lynch
Naugatuck
James Lynch
Muncie
Ind
James
Hartford
Joseph
California
John
James Murray
Meriden
Funeral for Florence Nordby Held at Maple Street Home
The funeral of 14 year old Florence Nordby daughter of Mr and Mrs Christian Nordby was held at 2 pm this afternoon at the family home 201 Maple street. Rev Edward R Hance Congregational church pastor officiated. Interment followed in Grove cemetery with pallbearers Frederick Barrett Raymond Glynn Jointon Morton Brownie Gatlabowsk John Donovan and George Flulstrunk.
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Christian Nordby
Maple Street
Edward R. Hance
Congregational Church
Grove Cemetery
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Raymond Glynn
Jointon Morton
Brownie Gatlabowsk
John Donovan
George Flulstrunk
Obidzinski Child Dies At Home In Modest Area
Modest H Obidzinski aged two years four months died this morning at his parents home Myr and Mrs Martin Obidzinski 40 Anderson Street. Funeral from the house Saturday to St Hedwigs church for requiem mass time to be announced. Burial will be in St James cemetery.
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Myr
Martin Obidzinski
Anderson Street
St. Hedwig'’s Church
St. Jame’s Cemetery
Salvation Army to sell leftover bazaar articles tonight
Salvation Army plans a closing out sale at 169 Church Street tonight at 8 o'clock of articles left over from a bazaar. The sale offers a large assortment of beautiful items.
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Salvation Army
Church Street
Tonfeht
Mi Vito's Orchestra Returns to Buckingham Hall Dance Night
Mi Vito's Orchestra performs at Buckingham Hall with Di Vito's ensemble returning to Waterbury after months of work in Connecticut towns. A notable program features a vocal duo and eccentric clog dancing during intermission. Vaudeville duo Henry Maumell and George Campolo, known as The Brass City Steppers, headline. Eddie Younge will perform new character songs.
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Mi Vito
Buckingham Hall
di Vito
Connecticut
Henry Maumell
George Canpolo
Brass City Steppers
Eddie Younge
Waterbury
United States Holds Half of World's Gold Supply
Washington dispatch reports treasury officials estimate the U S gold reserve at about 50 percent of the globe's total. The mint director notes a November 1 stock of 3.902 billion dollars. Since 1913 the U S gold supply has risen 109 percent.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Mint
Lloyd-George In Accident Near Parliament
London December 14 Former Prime Minister Lloyd George had a narrow escape when his car collided with another outside the Parliament building. He was not hurt and remained unharmed as the vehicles touched. No injuries reported.
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Lioyd-George
London
Lloyd-George
Parliament Building
Broker Expelled From Exchange For Rule Violations
New York December 14 Edward Mc Quade a broker was expelled from membership of the New York curb exchange for violation of the rules and actions detrimental to the best interests of the exchange.
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Exchange
New York
H Edward McQuade
New York Curb Exchange
United States Entry Turns Tide in World War
London dispatch cites a speech by the Duke of Sutherland to pilgrims at the American claims commission asserting America's entry shifted the balance in favor of allied victory. Lord Desborough questions why Britain alone bears debt payments, marking a notable exchange on postwar financial questions.
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U. S
London
America
Duke of Sutherland
Incheon
American Claims Commission
Lord Desborough
Britain
Lost money on trolley car between Naugatuck and Waterbury
A sum of money was found on a trolley car between Naugatuck and Waterbury on Wednesday afternoon. Finder will be rewarded upon returning it to the News office.
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Naugatuck
Waterbury
May Relax On War Debts
Washington exchequer officials announced that after negotiations with Great Britain and other foreign debtors the American Debt Commission will ask Congress to authorize a relaxation of interest rates on debts owed to the United States.
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Washington
Great Britain
Congress
United States
Prince Regent Hirohito Said Stricken by Typhus
Unconfirmed reports from Tokyo dated December 14 claim Hirohito the Prince Regent may be ill with typhus fever. No official confirmation yet, but word is spreading among informants in Japanese political circles.
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Thi Tokio
Hirohito
Japan
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