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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
4
Local standings and results show New Haven 3 4 New Haven 0 with Bridgeport and Albany 1. Several lines mention Worcester, Waterbury, and Boston match notes. Scheduled games include Washington and New York with other noted city results.
Friends of Archie Yo Mey street talk of open meeting at 8 pm in Immani Lutheran church for Men’s League attendance contest and leaders. Katherine Brennan, daughter of Mrs Brennan, a New Rochelle student, recovering after appendicitis surgery at West Rupheni Hospital. friends express relief at good recovery.
The Altar Society of St Francis invites members to a social at St Francis Hall. Gathering at 8 o clock, refreshments will be served. Attendance requested.
Worcester, Mass. A new Open champion will emerge as the Worcester Country Club hosts the United States Open field. Liegel and Willie MacFarlane lead the pack after solid rounds, with MacDonald Smith Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen still in contention though pushed by a strong quartet of challengers Francis Galetti Al Spihanes and Francis Ouimet. Fortine and Saracen remain within striking distance as players battle the merciless sun for the title.
Connecticut State Highway department workers patch the asphalt between Naugatuck and Beacon Malls repairing numerous holes. The Waterbury-Naugatuck road has just been fixed. Roads remain open to traffic but motorists are urged to drive with care during patching.
A Stockholm dispatch says the Russian Baltic fleet has been ordered to Kronstadt where martial law is declared. Tidningen notes the move coincides with British warships visiting Esthonian ports, as reported in London on June 4.
Michael Schwartz, arrested months earlier in Waterbury for attempting to steal a pocketbook from a Naugatuck woman aboard a trolley, was sentenced to one to three years in State’s prison by Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin in Waterbury. He allegedly targeted women boarding trolleys near Apothecaries Hall, slipping away with purses before the owner could react. Police had tracked him through crowds and a plainclothes Waterbury detective who spotted him acting suspiciously.
June 4 forecast for Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday. Winds will be moderate to fresh from the west and northwest. New Haven area should be fair tonight with Friday partly cloudy and slightly cooler. Overall conditions expect continued warmth in the vicinity with fair skies.
A vintage advert touts Adlerika as a fast acting bowel cleanser that relieves stomach gas and constipation. It asserts dramatic results within ten minutes, mentioning buckthorn bark magnesium sulphate glycerine and rapid relief from bloating with a sale at Leary's Drug Store in the Neary Building.
Dominick Joas of Oxford was sentenced to three months in jail after being arraigned at Waterbury for carrying concealed weapons. He had been bound over from Naugatuck borough court following an incident near Allerton Falls where he allegedly drew a revolver toward a railroad detective who warned him away from railroad property. The case ties to a prior stabbing of Lieutenant Mathew Bolanda of Waterbury police.
A Bunday Day event in Naugatuck aims to collect clothing for Near East Relief. Usable garments, excluding very light weights, can be left at the Red Cross House for forwarding to headquarters. The Congre gational church Aid Society will cover packing and shipping. pickups can be arranged by calling Mrs William H Dove at 31 2. A generous response is hoped.
Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe company reopened after a partial shutdown since May 27. The standing room workers began Monday, cutters returned Tuesday, and the quarter makers resumed yesterday. Boot and shoe makers started today and pecking room staff return tomorrow.
Waterbury amusement park promotes itself as Connecticut's most attractive venue with dancing bathing boating fishing and thrilling rides. A Saturday night Battle of the Bands features Swanee Serenaders versus Brinkman's Roseland Orchestra and a splendid Sunday concert follows. Free admission advertised.
The Alcazar shows I Want My Man with Milton Sills and Doris Wenyon, a war nurse plot about mistaken marriage and blindness followed by Old Home Week with Thomas Meighan. The Palace offers The Four Husbands with Pierrie Millership, Bononia the xylophone virtuoso, How's That, The Mad Dancer with Ann Pennington, and a busy week of vaudeville and musical acts. Luna Park in Waterbury headlines dancing, boating, and concerts with weekend events and a Skooter Car race at Lakeview Casino.
Large crowds attend the orchestra as dancing runs from 8:80 to late evening. Admission price remains unchanged. Tomorrow night offers another enjoyable outing at Lakeview Casing, inviting attendees to prepare for a lively event.
Former pitcher Pete Donohue believed placing a hand in his hip pocket before every pitch gave occult power. Adolfo Lugue would warm up only with his catcher and avoided catching balls at inning starts. Gabby Hartnett heeded a manager’s warning to keep a wide detour around catcher and umpire to preserve luck.
Peter J. Ford announces summer schedule for the Local Musicians' Union meetings. Sessions will be held on the first Sunday of each month at 11 a.m. and continue until further notice.
The rule for out of bounds in golf under the United States Golf Association is stroke and distance. If you drive out of bounds from the tee you must tee another ball and count the stroke. The ITWL follows a similar rule but drops the ball in place. Some clubs enforce a distance penalty instead.
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