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Naugatuck Daily News

Location

Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1925

Page

2

Will Stop Parking of Cars in Way of Fire Fighters

Warden Harris Whittemore Jr orders fire committee to count active fire police and plans steps to curb interference at alarms. A recent incident near Shefield lane involved a Kowalewski garage and barn fire sparked by gasoline火 reflections, drawing curious onlookers and risking hose deployment during the blaze.

Harris Whittemore, Jr Sheffield Lane Konstaanty Kowalewski Jaying

Reappointments to Borough Charities Board Announced

Miss K Maude Smith a Republican and Miss Agnes L Breen a Democrat were reappointed for three years as members of the Board of charities. The action followed a special borough meeting with four burgesses and Warden Harris Whittemore concurring. The firemen faced parking obstructions by residents near fire routes and warned of possible custody for impeding responders.

Warden and Burgesses K. Maude Smith Agnes L. Breen Board of Charities George II. Hurst D. J. Gorman Louis de Carlo, Jr Richard Ryan Harris Whittemore

Radio Programs and Concerts Across New York Stations

Listings from WKA WNYC WIZ WMCA WDBX WOR WAAM WEAF WEPP WOO WEP and others show a busy schedule of dinner music piano and vocal ensembles from 6:00 to 12:30 a.m. including Waldorf Astoria Strand Theatre Hotel Roosevelt and Rue de la Paix Orchestra with multiple soloists and broadcasts across cities like New York Newark Philadelphia and Atlantic City.

WKA New York Strand Blue Ribbon Hotel Roosevelt WNYC Qgunther Wiz Landau ‘Hall Rue de la Paix WGBS Uncle Geebee Aladdin Dance Orchestra WHA Palais D’or Orchestra Inspiration Trio Roseland Dance Littmann Uutry North Cé Hospital Drive Clover Garden Entertainment Club Richman WMCA S41 Wilco Club Orchestra Theresa Miles Wilo Club Orchestra Warg Richmond Hill Molay Glee Club Stuyvesant Woo Philadelphia Adelphia Orchestra WEAF Nedort Sylvania Orchestra Wei Bellevue - Stratford WPG Atlantic CITY Traymore Steeplechase Pier WBZ Springfield Mass Hotel Kimball Trio Williston Academy Glee Club WGY Schenectady WRC Washington WCAP WBAF Mustc KDHKA Pittsburgh Bari-One WCAE WTAM Cleveland

Naugatuck News Highlights From May 1905

Twenty years back in Naugatuck area notes list local movements. William Coleman joined J C Healy’s barber shop. Fred Crosby returned from Torrington to Naugatuck. Elmer Thompson and James Clifford visited Emmet J Hall on Ward Street. the Earle Hotel in Waterbury closed for good. Mrs John Harbourne visited family in New York. Naugatuck High fell 10-7 to New Haven in western Connecticut title clash. Tommers starred for New Haven, while Leary pitched seven innings for Naugatuck. Fire Chief Clark took over fire alarm duties. Charles Brahm fractured an arm at work. John Carr replaced Andrew Munson as gate tender. John J Grant married Catherine Lennon at St Francis Church. Memorial Day observations were quiet. First Division AOH picnic at Linden Park drew crowds. local golf links opened with 21 entrants in Hogey handicap, Fred Warner winning. Long note of various visits, weddings, and community events.

Naugatuck Hotchkiss Field New Haven Western Connecticut Leary Naugaueck Blumenauer Tommers Leo Meegan New York City Leon Nadine Providence R. L Edith Haley John Haley Pond’ Street Sherrod Soule Hartford Capt Howard Donnelly United States Army Mary .A. Donnelly Walnut Street Florance McCarthy Maple Street W. Tracy Gerrity William Gerrity Cherry Street Myr George M. Rumney Hillside Avenue Wilford Rumney Howard Klippel Butler N. J William P. Miner Hamden William al Miner Hillside Avennue C. Henry Squires South Main Street Cape Cod Mass Floyd Melbourne New Jersey Fred Melbourne Mary T. Cross A.B. Cross Park Avenue Thomas Werts Mount Vernon N. Y Amos Werts Frank T. Green Homestead Central Avenue Charles Cross William Cross A. B. Cross Sarah Beardsley Bristol Robert J. Beardsley Meadow Street Charles Price Yvonne Doris Eileen Lowell Smith Marion Margaret Harper Vivian McMtroy Viola Elvin Heavens Marjorie Melbourne Joseph Crotty Julia John Smith Grace James Wood- Weld George Walker Edwin Johnson Mae Haney Florence Harris Howard Bradshaw

Auto Route Distance Atlas Coupon Offer

Present this coupon with 235 cents at the Naugatuck Daily News Office to procure an Auto Route Distance Atlas covering all routes in New Jersey New York and New England. A one dollar value at least.

Naugatuck

Cement Pavement to Millville Estimated at 66000

Millville residents and prospective settlers await action at Hariford on a bill for state aid roads. If approved, Warden Harris Whittmore Jr hopes to undertake the cement paving to Millville Center this summer, with estimates placing the cost at about 66000. Alternative asphalt may reduce the price if chosen. Chief Engineer Weldon of the state highway department confirms paving will proceed if the appropriation is passed. The road is badly in need of attention and drivers seek relief soon.

Millville Rubber Avenue Millville Center Hariford Warden Harris Weldon Istate Highway Department

Union City Man Goes to Jail for a Year

William Graham of Greenwood Street was found guilty of breach of the peace and non support. Judge Frank A. Sears sentenced him to 360 days in New Haven county jail, with 180 days on each count and $13.80 in court costs. If cash is not paid, he must work the cost off, extending his confinement beyond a year. Prosecutor Clareont Tolles noted Graham had been released last March and had worked only four days since, amid repeated disturbances at his home.

William Graham Greenwood Street New Haven Frank A. Sears Graham Claremont I. Tolles

City Briefs Highlight Holidays By Out‑of‑Town Hosts

A stream of social notices lists visitors and guests from New York City Providence Hartford and other places over the holidays. Local families welcomed relatives including the Nadine Haley Donnelly and Gerrity clans with trips between New York City and Bristol among Memorial Day weekend stays.

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Auto Gift Club James B. Carroll Carroll the Daily Nets Circulation Dept Charities Board WOR Newark Cinderella Orchestra Royal Trio Branford Theatre Music Commanders Orchestra WAAM Brown Orches Harmony Girls’ Orchestra Benjamin Franklin Orchestra Dream Daddy Arcadia Orchestra Melrose Quartet Elks’ Club DancerOrchesta William Coleman J. C. Healy Fred Crosby Torrington Elmer Thompson Andover James Clifford Emmet J. Hall Ward Street Earle Waterbury Mumn Boniface Roberg John Harbourne Michael Cronin High Street Sarah Penrose John Welch Meadowstreet Colchester Naugatuck Framing Company Peter Paul Yarrington Mugiveer Clark Fire, Minishail Charles Brahm Bridge Street Glenn Noble Laurel Beach John J. Grant Catherine P. Lennon St. Francis’ Church Father Sheridan James Dunn Sallierick Andrew Munson Maple Street Crossing John Carr William O’brien Michael O’ Brien Stamford W. H. Garth St. Michael's Church Knights Templar Trinity Church Emilynd Pauline Brewer John Bi.Schmidt Locust Street Linden Park Phoenix Shop Anne Duigan Scott ‘Street Nellie Brock Plainville Richard Timothy McAuliffe New Britain mMor Ge John J. Burke Nawgatuck Priesthootiive Will Fred Warner Marshall Bronson Frank J. Bradbury Ltt la New Club John Robert Blomberg Mathilda Natsina Agren May Avenue Naugatuck High W. ‘Ty -Rodenbagh State Highway Department Union City Hide ‘Sears Man Pearce Vicks City Briefs Kennedy Store Walter C. Gilnack Church Street Naugatuck, Conn BF. Schaffer T. McCartey I V. N. Peterson Treas Rubber Footwear Buggists W. T. Rodenbach Ndrses Co. & Myers Ass't Treas Savings Bank Naugatuck Savings Bank Neb&ig Bank OF the People Perry Press Union City, Conn Auto Electric. CO James Ives South Main Naugatuce Raugatuck ‘Malleable Iron Works Remington Peerless Exchange R. Ji. Keuly UNION CEDY Conn Rubber Regenerating Company Contr Mishawaka, Ind Manchester, England Montreal, Qualan Phillips’ Brother Welter Dunham Mills, Inc F. T. Baummer Max M. Cine Hopsons Hart, Schaffner & Marx DIXIE Wat Daily News
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