Snowstorm Delays Santa Landing in Naugatuck
A winter storm dumps eight inches of snow on Naugatuck as Santa Claus plans a 4 PM arrival in the Church Street parking lot. The event includes carol singing, a community band, and a public address by Santa after landing from the North Pole.
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Yesterny
Nauatuck
Santa Claus
North Pole
Church Atraet
Amnural Naugatuck
Christmax Catalato
Mother Nature
Santa
Tia
Dla
Hla
Hradley Field
Naugatuck History Delivered Today
A new 31 page history book on Naugatuck, authored by Canetanca Mc Laushimann, is released with sponsorship from the Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce. The volume features a maroon jacket, university press direction, illustrations, and an index with appendices and notes.
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Naugatuck
Canetanca McLaushimann
Rccidenta
Naugatuck Chamber of Commorer
Ola University Fre
Board Sees Bond Plan For $700 600 School Building
The school board meets in the town hall to authorize a bond issue of 700 600 for a new school building. They will accept bids on the bond issue and adjourn to Wednesday afternoon for bid openings.
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Fall Court Room
Wathariae
Adv Daing
Charles
New Police Beat Established In Union City Area
A new police beat is set on the west side of Union City with officers patrolling from early morning to night. Patrolman duties include patrolling Matstrom districts while avoiding the old district lines. Chief Gaerne Weynal acknowledges the move and efforts to protect school zones and residents.
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Union City
Unies
Felles Ghlet Jona J. Gorm Joy
Patcotsian
Unita City
Matstrom
Wolleed
Howes Childeen
Gaerne Weynald
Letter From Santa Claus The North Pale
Santa writes to children describing decorating the toy shop and Santa Lodge with elves and colorful ornaments. He recalls helping Mother Claus, describes oversized trees and tiny elves, and mentions joyful Christmas preparations and a trip invitation to NRupietiel.
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Santa Claus
Supreme Court upholds hangings of five Japanese war defendants
The U S Supreme Court rejects appeals of five to seven Japanese wartime leaders condemned to hang for their roles in the Pacific war. The court ruled 6 to 1 that authority over convictions remains with the original tribunals. A foreign press summary notes mixed reactions and ongoing peace efforts amid global tensions.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Te Hissuo
Bela
Death notices from Naugreruaes and Neuratuels area
Two obituaries detailed for Montan Bugene and Chufrey Nrochanowssee. Chufrey 76 of Naugreruaes inf Nouygytuek Due UK died Wednesday morning. funeral at St Francis church and burial at St James Cemetery. Montan Bagene 78 of Neuratuels Bonar to St Francis church at 10 with burial at St Francis cemetery. civil service viewing today.
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Chufrey
Seow
Naugreruaes
Nouygytuek
Ipuiureatt
Franeis
Taual
SL. James
Frigarl
Yale Party of Eagles Draws 300 Attendees
About 300 joined Yale’s Niuraluck Aerie for an annual Christmastime party. Richard Kelley chaired the event with Santa visiting to distribute gifts. Frank Pea tonu Raymond Decker Peter O'Connor and others led carols as refreshments and entertainment followed.
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Niuraluck Aerie Sales
Richard Kelley
Santa Claus
Distripute Gifts
Nardhit Pyuges
Frank Peatonu
Raymond Decker
Peter O'Connor
Thomas
Valerian Kelly
Nauyes
Pension
Robert Woods
Myr. Kelley
Fanny le
Mr. Bellay
Mir
Toy
Father Quinn Dies Of Crash Injuries
Rev. Henry O Brien will celebrate the funeral mass for Father Quinn at Sacred Heart church in Waterbury on Wednesday at 10:80. The body will lie in state at the church until time of funeral. The priest was an alum of Putnam and died from injuries suffered in an auto accident on the day of the incident. The article notes nearby officials and contemporary events but details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Henry BE
Quin
Waterbury
St. Kospi
Ins
Southington
New School
Sacred Heart
Putnam
Henry O Brien
Harvard
Hart
Portuguese Dramatic Club Formed In New Group
The Portuguese Dramatic Club organized Friday night at Portuguese Hall on Church Street elected Howard Carvalho president and director Fernanda Marques secretary Manuel Ramos publicity chairman. Rehearsals begin Tuesday for the comedy Penal Code with a large list of participants named. The club aims to fund a new Portuguese Hall and foster dramatic development, with future English plays planned.
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Church Street
Howard Carvalho
Fernanda Marques
Manuel Ramos
Haster
Don Bepm
Wilstarl
Dramatic
Philitt
Carvalls
Portugal
Finn
Louise Iliah
Setoeal
Mircb
Mario Alipio
Manuel Lopes
Julio DaSilva
Manuel Ruella
Frank Roduguas
Anthony Nunes
Edward Carvalho
Roderigo Soares
Amatin Amador
Fulizmina Amador
Idaiina Pinko
Virginia Minrques
Fernanda & Ques
Carolina Mali
Onlina
Alfred Mala
Ana Matos
Maris Glovrin Finho
Antonina de Pinhoe
Joseph Parda
Mr. Pineda
Brag
Montanari 78 Taken By Death After Short Illness
Eugene Montanari a 78 year old native of Italy and longtime resident of Naugatuck died after a brief illness at his home. He worked for the State Highway Department and is survived by three sons James Ferdinand and Dante two of Navantucket and Thomasnor a grandson and six great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 9:30 from Buckmiller Funeral Home Park Place to St Francis Church for a 10 o'clock Requiem High Mass with burial in St James Cemetery. Friends may call today from 2 to 4. Members of the A M Guy Club are asked to meet at the club rooms tonight at Ta einek.
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H Eugene Montanari
Michaivest
Hite
Ihn Buckmiller
Park Plaice
St. Francis Church
St. James' Cementary
Rome
A. M. Guy
Ta'éinek
Menry R. Rykowsl
Helen
Swasniewski
Rykowshki
Burma
Naugatuck Veterans Council
Fitzgerald
North Main Street
O'Clork
Svenry Rackl
Onunei
Pte. Rykowski
Kalarkurida
India
Anthony Bernard
James DiStasio
Clara Rykowski
Theresa Rykowski
Naugatuckk
Benjamin
Waterbury
Stephen
Thaddeus
Stanley
Naugatuck
Edward
Ansonia
Qlian High Maas
St. James' Cemetery
Racki
Arbitration awards raise drivers pay across Connecticut firms
A board granted a 15 cent hourly raise to 2000 Connecticut Co bus drivers on Saturday. A similar increase is expected for Connecticut Billway and Lighting Co workers, with the accord anticipated to extend to other divisions. The agreement was reached between the Connecticut Co and the Ammb Ramnated Association of Strent, Bleckie Railway and Motor Coach Operators Union AKL.
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Connecticut Co
Connecticut Billway and Lighting Co
Lts
Ammb
Association of Strent, Bleckie Railway and Motor Coach Operators Union
AKL
Retired Chemical Worker Kochanowski Dies After Brief Illness
Onufray Kagkanowski of 179 Eatt Street reports the death of James Kochanowski a retired chemical worker who spent 82 years at the Naugatuels Chemical Co. Survived by his wife two sons and a daughter the funeral is set for Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from Buckmiller Funeral Home to St Francis Church for a 10:00 a.m. requiem Mass with burial at St James Cemetery Friends may call this evening from 7 to 10 p.m. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m.
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Onufray Kagkanowski
Eatt Street
Kochanowski
Brother of Local Resident Seccumbs
John V. McNamarsa of 1216 Bankstreet Waterpury brother of Edward McNamara Naugne tuck died yesterday morning at a Veterans hospital Rockey Hill after a long illness. Native of Waterbury he served Be World War 3% employed by the New Haven Rained for 25 years. Survived by two sisters Mrs Googlas Allen Stratford and Ars William C. Ward Waterbury a brother George Waterbury and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from the Mulyilc Funeral Home Waterbury to St Patrick's Church for a Mass at 9. Burial in Calvary came Levy. Friends may call today 3 to 10 o'clock.
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John V. McNamarsa
Bankstreet
Waterpury
Edward McNamara
Naugnetuck
Rockey Hill
Waterbury
New Haven
Googlas Allen
Stratford
Ars
William C. Ward
George
Chester Jankowski Patient at St Mary's Hospital
Chester Jankowski aged 23 of Elmwood Street is a medical patient at St Mary's Hospital in Waterbury awaiting further treatment and discharge plans.
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Willony J. Benson
Bensean Walroad
Waterbury
Chester Jankowski
Elmwood Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Vets Honor PFC Rykowski in Rearburial Services
Veterans assemble at the Naugatuck railroad station for the return and rearburial of PFC Rykowski a Burma veteran killed in action. The body arrives on the 4:23 train and services are set at St Hedwig’s church and St James cemetery with family and many siblings noted among mourners.
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Pfc
Rykowski
Bronson Employees to Receive Christmas Bonus
Bronson Company workers will receive a Christmas bonus today as the firm resumes duties after a holiday break. A company party is planned at Paradine Inn in Ansonia with a large attendance anticipated.
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Bronson
Ariola
Dre Omer
Bronson Coy
Burcape
Wil
Paradige
Ansonis
Storm Buries Borough In Heavy Snow And Hazards
An eight inch blanket of snow from a 20 hour storm covered the borough yesterday. The first major storm began about 2 am and brought total snowfall to 14 inches. Driving and walking were hazardous with cars stuck on hills and plowed streets. Crews worked through the night clearing sidewalks and roads. The Naugatuck Water Co said 4.5 inches of precipitation fell and temperatures ranged from 15 to 27 degrees. A parking ban aided plowing, one traffic death reported in Col linsville, plus several minor accidents statewide.
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Ming
Leo J Brophy
Naugatuck Water Co
John J. Gormiey
Dorothy E. Hamaond
Hartford
Collinsville
Connecticut
Mepfrith Parkway
Wraterbury
Infant Mary Ann Doback Passes Away
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew T Back of 199 German Street died Saturday at St Marys Hospital Waderbury. Funeral services were held from the G I Green Parner Home 36 Terrace Avenue at the family's convenience.
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Mary Ann Doback
Airs
Andrew Tdback
German Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Waderbury
G. I. Green Parner
Terrace Avenue
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Harry GL. Carter
Pollee
John J. Germiey
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Joseph P. Donn Hus
Santa Lunda
Jesse Davis
Bert Smith
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Om Ramiatx
Roy Johnson
Wiiam Boyd
Edgar Wyatt
Daniel Sweeney
Orarn
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Superviaors’ Club
Rubber Co
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Mae Maybury
Eben Scanton
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Welfare
Santa Claus Lodge
Mother Claus
Courar
Ulery
Banta Claus
Nrupietiel
United Press
Aubrey Smitit
Beverly Hibs
Thn
Gran British Veter
Aubery Smibh
Flollywonn
Pune
Nk Smei
Montana
Bagene
Sieety Neuratuels
Bonar
Okie Buektmmer
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Praccis’ Ehvron
SS ‘Francis Cemetery
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Yale Party of Eagles
Quinn
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Carvalho
Naugatuels
Naugatuex Chamber of Commerce
Tostal
Eugene Montanari
Seccumbs
Beacon Falls
Ibexcen
J. & Rubber Co
Ue Tridee Tavern
Helen Hayden
Uy Heller
Sophie Seller
Theodore Heller
Richard Clemens
Edward Clemens
Hls
Chester Trazashi
Js. Barbaca
Carn Hallony
Richard
Thomas Zollo
Ghieny Falls
Dennis Bilts
Navgatuely
Thomas and
Cirol Ann Peters
Ansania
John Fiagke
Arthur Bueckett
Highland Avenue
Hlnege
Masso
St. Michael's Church
Su Joseph
Alexander Kaniinci
Hlophe
Studebaker
Ameren
Mudebaker
Oldakowski
Chy
Brites Street
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