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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
3
Selden Er Nagaathek asks The News of It to replace the worn Beebe Street corner sign near Highland Avenue and Beebe Street. He urges a warning sign and proposes letting Beebe Street yard serve as a summer playground to protect children, noting the danger as Beebe Street School closes.
Reader asks why few oppose the city in manager form of government. The writer invites objections to be written, claiming many may be misinformed. He expresses support for the plan as a great improvement and signs from Nargatuck dated January 3, 1826.
A hard working man from Saugatuck complains of cats howling all night disturbing sleep. He warns neighbors to keep cats indoors or face possible shooting, citing late night lovers and citations of parental absence. Letter dated June 2, 1926.
The Church Army will visit Naugatuck next Monday arriving before noon. Welcome service at St. Michael's at 2 pm, luncheon in the parish house, borough tour in the afternoon, supper at 6 pm, and an open-air meeting on the Green. The group brings six instruments and many speakers. several members have served in France. A holy communion service and breakfast follow Tuesday at St. Michael's before the squad proceeds to Waterbury Bristol and Hartford to meet the other half.
Beacon Falls Hose Company field day committee led by Chairman Charles Sherry Fred Koerber and George La Belle has arranged for Beacon Falls firemen to attend a parade and drill in Terryville on Saturday June 20. Gratamar School Drum Corps of Naugatuck will head the procession with members meeting at the Maple Street bridge at 8 30 a m sharp and traveling to Terryville in Joness bus. Firemen not attending should return uniforms by June 15 and practice sessions are set for June 16 and 19 at the local ball field starting 7 p m.
In Beacon Falls on Tuesday at 4 pm Lydia Garrison became the bride of Keith L. Mitchell at the home of Mrs. Jennie Garrison with Rev. Thomas J. Campbell officiating. Esther Belinsky a Seymour bridesmaid, Eugene Garrison best man, and ribbon girls completed the ceremony. Guests traveled from Bridgeport Seymour and Beacon Falls. The couple received gifts including silverware linen and china.
M Freedman of Freedmans Department store visits Hartford on business. Naugatuck American Legion meets in borough court room at 8 tonight. Holy Cross college Worcester invites from local graduates for commencements and class reunions. Church Helpers of St Michael Episcopal meet at Keeling homestead Wooster street next Wednesday at 2 30 bringing basket lunches. Troop 2 Boy Scouts meet at Congregational parish house tonight at 7 30 led by Scoutmaster Matson and assistants. Police wear summer uniforms with white shirts blue trousers black armbands and bow ties. summer attire ordered by Chief Morris. Naugatuck graduates of St Bonaventure College Allegany NY invited to commencement next Wednesday. Local students Edward Garland James Kenney and Stanley Kowalski noted as attendees.
Among the compensation agreements filed yesterday in Waterbury was a case between Naugatuck Chemical company and Matthew Doyle of Naugatuck. Doyle received sixteen dollars forty one cents weekly during the period of disability for an inflamed eye.
A government plan to coordinate coast guard, prohibition, customs, justice, immigration, and border patrol to enforce dry laws. An enforcement commission meeting led by W. W. Husbands will report on effective methods for interagency cooperation. Andrew will tour universities and civic groups, with a Trinity College talk scheduled for June 14.
Mount Sinai Hospital Hartford Connecticut offers a two years and eight months nursing course class starts September January and April one year of high school acceptable for admission apply Superintendent of Nurses Mount Sinai Hospital Hartford Connecticut
The funeral of Horace Oscar Stauffer who died suddenly at his Bridge street home will be held at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon from St Michael's Episcopal church with the Rev Arthur F Lewis officiating. Interment will be Grove cemetery. No services at the house.
Two counter show cases a heavy team harness side tracker new one heavy buggy or general purpose harness new auto robes large assortment of straps for trunks suit cases tire straps Prices low for cash Sanford's Harness Store Water street.
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