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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
1
Beacon Falls reports several minor incidents and community happenings. A Terryville man faces an ag driving charge after an evening stop by Officer Bruce. A collision on Cold Springs Road involved Bobinski and Albert, with mud guard damage noted.
Joseph Lynch former Naugatuck resident died last Friday at his Detroit home 412 Temple Street He worked as a clerk for Postmaster Walter A Brown and later in Detroit in the meat trade He is survived by brother John Lynch New York City and sister Miss Catherine Lynch Saranac Late New York Funeral Mass was at Holy Cross Detroit Card of Thanks from Mrs H O Stauffer and family
Muriel McCorminnick Betler of Chicago, granddaughter of John D Rockefeller, is reported improving after an operation for appendicitis complications. Her father Harold F McCormick traveled from New York to the bedside in a Chicago hospital yesterday.
D O D from Naugatuck argues the town must demand two qualities from any change a more efficient government and lower costs. He warns a city manager cannot fix all faults and must have council support. He supports trial of the city plan if it proves economical and effective for a 15000 population. June 8, 1925.
A June 6 1926 letter questions why Naugatuck with a strong valley economy and good schools attracts fewer manufacturers There is praise for the town and a call for more Chamber of Commerce action to bring in new industries and revive the Dunham Mfg plant promising potential jobs and economic growth.
Beacon Falls to supply 51 local men for jury duty across Waterbury and New Haven courts. Names include Frank Harriman, Anthony Lauback, Harry Moore, John J. Rourke, John J. Quinn, Adolph Davin, William Juckett, Frank T. Clark, and others residing on Main, Maple, Highland, Elm, and Burton roads plus Pines Bridge and Rimmon Hill areas.
Chauneau Crosby stays with his father Thomas Crosby in Meadow Street while the Davis family opens their summer home at Twin Lakes. Mrs. Margaret Gormley returns from Washington with son Thomas Gormley. Danbury Normal School students Leonore Leary Violet Ray Thwiech Mary Gooney and Grace Cleary are home for the weekend. A requiem high mass is held at St Marys for Peter Hulstrunk requested by the German Catholic Society. Banns are published for Madeline Linskey and Joseph Macken with the wedding set for Wednesday at St Marys. A reception will follow at Lift-the-Latch Inn. Dr. and Mrs. William E Hill head to Bowdoin for commencement. office closure dates corrected. Banns announced for Frank Flaherty and Theresa Freeman with wedding on June 25 at St Marys. James J Grant sustains deep cut from broken cap bottle while on duty. eye injured and hand use limited.
A Naugatuck resident objects to plans to oil streets this summer claiming calcium chloride dries dust better and stays off wheels and into houses. The letter dated June 6 1925 cites dust and dirt tracked into drives and garages as concerns.
New York reader Mr. D Zelinka reports months of stomach bloating and pains with nausea to eating, plus bilious feeling and bad breath. After taking Carter's Little Liver Pills, he felt like a new person. The ad claims easy, small doses.
A reader argues calcium chloride is superior to oil for dust control, noting oil binds roads but ruins carpets and rugs from tracked-in dust. The writer concedes officials may choose oil but prefers calcium chloride and expresses satisfaction in voicing objection through the column.
Alfred Kelley states he will not be responsible for any bills contracted after June 5 1925 by Mrs Alfred Kelley at Naugatuck Connecticut. Dated June 5 1925.
Blasted stones available at no cost for foundation use all kinds. Contact Enrico Reale at 121 High Street to arrange pickup or delivery.
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