Prize Essays Read At Sarah Rogers Chapter Meeting
The article reviews post Civil War railroad expansion and its impact, detailing how integrated routes, mechanization, and policy reshaped the American railway system. It highlights Franklin’s dual legacy as scientist and statesman, noting his diplomacy, inventions, and role in forging ties with France and Britain, and his enduring influence on national progress.
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Sarah Rogers
Chicago
St Qeuia
Atlantic Seaboard
Eist
Wranklin
Statesman
Europe
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Franktlin
Indelity Bible Class Meeting at Methodist Church
A special meeting of the Indelity Bible class will be held at the Methodist church at o'clock on Monday evening. Business will be followed by a social time with refreshments.
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Methodist Church
Church Army Crusaders to Hold Public Services Here
A group of 15 Church of England lay evangelists known as the Church Army Crusaders arrive Monday in Naugatuck. They conduct a noon service, an open air evening service on the Green, and a St Michael's Episcopal church service. Luncheon at noon, afternoon borough tours, and supper at six. They travel via New York May 28 and head toward Waterbury Bristol and Hartford later.
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Church of England
Church Army Crusaders
Naugatuck
St. Michael's T Episcopal Church
Girls Friendly Society
New York
New England
Canada
Mngnish Army
Rance
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Church Army
St. Monica’s Guild
Waterbury
Bristol
Hartford
Letters defend cats as town guardians against pests
A reader from Naugatuck dated June 5 1925 argues cats keep the town free of mice and rats, noting their value despite noise from cars and whistles. The letter defends cats as fine pets and urges readers not to write against them in The News.
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Reader
Meline
Funeral for Union City painter H O Stauffer
The funeral of H. O. Stauffer, Union City painter, who died suddenly at his Bridge street home Tuesday afternoon, was held yesterday at 2:30 PM in St. Michael's church. Rev. Arthur F. Lewis officiated. burial followed at Grove cemetery. Pallbearers were Robert Messner, Claus Monsees, A. H. Holbrook, William A. Wood, Charles Pearson, and Henry Benz.
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H. O. Stauffer
Union City
Bridge Street
St. Michael’s Church
Arthur FF. Lewis
Grove Cemetery
Robert Messner
Claus Monsees
A. H. Holbrook
William A. Wood
Charles Pearson
Henry Benz
Three More Building Permits Issued by Inspector Beardsley
Building permits issued since Monday by Building Inspector Robert D. Beardsley in the town hall authorize Adam Kuraitis to erect a brick garage on Rubber Avenue at 500 dollars, 0G Gilbert Allen to add a porch on Galpin Street for 75 dollars, and Thomas Trant of Loundsbury for a temporary garage costing 25 dollars.
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Robert D. Beardsley
Town Hall
Trinity Will Be Rev Lewis Subject at St Michael’s
Rev Arthur F F Lewis will preach a sermon on The Trinity at 11 o'clock during morning worship at St Michael's Episcopal Church. Holy communion will be administered then. Morning service begins at 11 with communion. prior offerings include a 7:30 breakfast communion and a 9:45 Sunday school in the parish house.
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St.Michael’s Episcopal Church
Arthur FF. Lewis
Joint Meeting Planned by Lutheran Brotherhoods
In Seymour the Lutheran Brotherhood voted to attend a joint meeting with the Shelton Brotherhood at Shelton Lutheran church on Monday evening June 8. The Naugatuck Brotherhood will also be present with locals urged to bring a strong delegation as the contest prize will be announced and may go to Naugatuck.
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Lutheran Brotherhood
Seymour
Shelton Brotherhood
Shelton Lutheran Church
Naugatuck
Treasury balance report June fourth total
United States treasury balance in Washington D C as of June fourth stands at 255,481,297 dollars.
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Washington, D. C
United States Treasury
Probate Court Notices Hear Will in Naugatuck
District of Naugatuck probate court sets June 9 1925 at 11 45 am to hear Kathryn ER Kamerzel petition to admit what purports to be George W Kamerzel last will and testament to probate. Notice to heirs outside district by mail posting and newspaper publication ordered. Judge Frank W Baton presiding.
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Naugatuck
George W. Kamerzel
Kathryn ER. Kamerzel
Frank W. Baton
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Newman
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High Street
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South Main St
Mvory
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Millville Avenue
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Dayton
Ohio
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Highland Avenue
Longman & Martinez
Alfred Kelley
Rev. Lewis
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Shelton
Seymour and Naugatuck
WY. S. Treasury Balance
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Curtiss Street
Wakte Avenue
College St
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Idasy Terms
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Worsal
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J. J. Rice
Beacon
Goodyear Ave
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Maple Street
J. C. Dolan
Tudor Gas
Veedol
BE. J. Melbourne
Rubber Ave
EH. J. Melbourne
Rhode Island Reds
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