Water damages delay Naugatuck Bank opening at Baz Building
Water flooded the Baz Building at Maple and Southern streets, soaking bank fixtures, offices, and a millinery shop on the second floor. The newly organized Naugatuck Bank and Trust postponed its opening from Monday to Wednesday while repairs and re decorations are completed.
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Naugatuck Bank and Trust Company
Baa
Maple
Nauvattuck Bank and Trust Company
James Ju. Dalton
Howard Froltan
Dorothy Rasmussen
W. PB. A. Reilly
M. W. O'Brien
Tina
Fle
Rhe Hodtedtne
Howes
Anyance
Naugatuck Tank and Trust Company
Flag Day Exercises Planned by Naugatuck Elks No. 967
Arrangements for the Flag day programs of Naugatuck lodge No. 967 B P O Elks aim to hold the event on Wednesday evening at 8 at the Elks home open to the public. Dr Michael C Donovan Crosby High School Waterbury will give the principal address. The schedule includes an overture, star spangled banner, prayers, hymns, selections, and addresses by Donovan. The committee includes James L Dalton Samuel Syrons Joseph Jackson Jenn Garrick Leo O Loughlin.
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Naugatuck Lodge
Elks
American Legion
Sons of Veterans
Woman’s Relief Corps
Boy Scouts
Michael CG. Donovan
Crosby High School
Waterbury
Wee
Neo Bro
Frost
Lila
Wigmore Squire
Whimund Ryan
Msquire
Iks
Teeereevas
John
Barry
Gmvi
Iltaigmore Squire
Michael C. Donovan
Wnereiges
America
Alty
James L. Dalton
Samuel Syrons
Joseph Jackson
Jenn Garrick
Leo O'Loughlin
United States of America
Funeral for Michael J Curran Held at St Francis Church
The funeral of Michael J Curran proceeded from 52 Gaspin Street to St Francis Church for a 9:30 AM high mass conducted by Rev Thomas Cooney. Burial followed in St James cemetery with grave prayers by Father Regan. Pallbearers and floral tributes included many local names and families in a large, detailed procession.
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Michael J. Curran
Gaspin Street
St. Francis' Church
Thomas Cooney
Titermont
St. James' Cemetery
Father Regan
John McCarthy
James Thitegerald
John Matin
Glenn Brooks
James Penrose
Michael Scanion
Tlower
Fhdward Nutegerald
James Witzgerald
J. Atty
James K. Dalton
J. H. Dunn
Michael Phalen
Clarence Hoey
James Curran
Malden
Mass
A. d. Boste
James J. Mitagerald
Hugh McSherry
William? McDermott
Pal
Bobbie
Bill
George
Aruggist Sundry Packing Dept
Michael W. Lougharan
Margaret, Rowlan
Tharry Ager
Hennessey and
Man Bosworth and Family
Mar
J. H. Dina
J. Stahl
Jides
H.R. Kibbo
John Malin
Theda
Te Leary
Lawrence Brean
Margaret Healy
JF. W. Schalter
Glen Brooks
John Cullinane
Chas, Phillips
Michael Dalton
Peter Klein
Anne Doyle
Nelson Martin
EB. ¥. Pitzgerald
John Doyle
Sarah
Tanretta
James Witegerald
Katherine Nixon
W. P. Stapleton
Anna Warren
Mary Ixenting
Mary ¥. Quirk
Intothy Brosnahan
James Hoey
John Lawlor
Thos. Laylor
Elizabeth Mahoney
John Brannigan
Hugh Hearns
Mary Patterson
Shea
Shea, Mr. and Mrs. Madden
Thomas
John Co. Healey
John Kehoe
Amateur Thespians Impress in Local Talent Show
The Clamber of Commerce hall hosted the second talent night, Abound a Slow Train, tied to the Methodist building fund. Acts included a magic act by Prof. Wilace Kieseh of Newark and a Shakespearean style routine. booths offered goods, a White Elephant sale, and a baseball game between Madleable Iron Co. and Ris lon Manufacturing Co. The event concludes Sunday with church services and a Five Ring Circuses act night.
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Vai Apaden
White Elephant Department
Alvea Tha
Wilace Kieseh
Newark
Maglein
Thustoniat
Iaeh Iy
Somrat American Magicians of
New York
Roecent Press
Cor C. Athletic
Masern Madleable Iron Co
Rislon Manufacturing Co
Fellowship Association
Wiksy Wagles
Red Man
Good Fellowship Bible Mass
Emily Sophie Brown
F. W. Baton
J, RR. Hance
Ernost C., Carpenter
New Elaven
Four local girls graduate as nurses at St. Vincent’s
Four local girls receive diplomas at St. Vincent's Hospital Bridgeport. Mary Philips Anna Marooney Marie Jeuland and Agnes Dehart complete training as nurses, marking a notable local education milestone in health care.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Bridgeport
Mary Philips
Anna Marooney
Marie-J3uulard
Agnes Dehart
Special license required to transport patrons to Beacon Valley Fair
State officials remind cultural groups and fair operators that a special $2 per day license is needed to transport passengers to Beacon Valley Fair grounds. Jitney routes must receive approval from the Public Utilities Commission after a hearing, with the Motor Vehicle Department issuing temporary registrations only when a certificate exists. Applications should be filed weeks in advance to avoid delays opening day.
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Motor, Vehicles
Robbins B. Stoeckel
Leonard H. Healey
State Board of Agriculture
Public Utilities Commission
Motor Vehicle Department
The
Utilities Commission
Local Men Charged With Murder in Waterbury
Grand jury returned indictments charging first degree murder against Eimmo Lombardi Primo Mass and Louis Carrington in Waterbury cases. Lombardi and Mass face a February 19 killing on High street. Carrington allegedly killed Wilbur Hughes in a Brooklyn district restaurant on March 1. All pleaded not guilty and were sent to county jail to await trial.
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Waterbury Superior Court
Eimmo Lombardi
Primo Mass
High Street
Hugerio Bartomioli
Louis Carrington
Wilbur Hughes
Brooklyn
Waterbury
Hughes
Marvin
New Haven
Moving picture of Boy Scout camps at Alcair theater
A cinema depicting camp life in Boy Scout camps across the country will be shown tomorrow afternoon and evening at the Alcaar theater. The film is praised as good viewing for all, with particular interest to Boy Scouts.
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Alcaar Theater
Briefs Record of Local Court Sureties and Continuances
Willan A. Foun of the Y M C A was called to Adams due to his father's serious illness. In borough court this morning Michael Young of Maple Street faced non-support charges, and the case was continued until next Monday. John Gerash testified Officer Richard Kelly said it was legal to smuggle home brew. he was bound over to the superior court, but yesterday Riverside officials reported no evidence to secure a conviction.
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Willan A. Foun
Adams
Michael Young
Maple Street
John Gerash
Richard Kelly
Waterbury Yestern
Fear Grips Public Over Unknown Risk in City
A fragmented note hints at rising public concern about an unidentified danger affecting residents. Officials have urged calm as they assess potential threats and seek information from health and safety authorities.
Subscriptions to Honor Roll Fund Reach $37.50 Total
Subscriptions to the honor roll fund on North Main Street total $37.50, with more expected tomorrow as costs for the work are estimated. Ex-service men are asked not to subscribe, while several names including Benjamin Baurer Richard Freeman John J Gorman Daily News staff and Mrs C Henry Squires are listed among contributors.
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Rall
North Main Street
Benjamin Baurer
Richard Freeman
John J. Gorman
Daily News
C. Henry Squires
Red Men to Attend Mardi Gras at Highland Lake
Nearly a score of Natatue tribe Improved O. R. M. members travel by auto to Highland Lake tonight for Mardi Gras hosted by Kehow tribe of Winsted. Over 1,000 order members expected. Red Men night designated. Silver cups to the tribe with greatest distance, most members, and best appearance.
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Natatue
Highland Lake
Kehow
Winsted
Order
Fires in Mines Can Be Quenched by Mud Flooding
The Butte district adopts a fire fighting method by flooding connected mines with mud to smother underground fires. Since 1917, 259 workers have operated in 24 hour shifts to extinguish fires burning for up to 15 years, restoring access to tens of millions of tons of ore and copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte District
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Schuylkill
Pennsylvania
Butte
Lingerié Adopts New Rainbow Palette Amid Bright Dyes
The article notes a shift in fashion with Lingerié embracing a broader rainbow range beyond blues and pinks. It highlights new hues like leraen yellow lavender and tanda as surprising yet increasingly familiar as consumers acclimate to the bolder palette.
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Ikeyr
J.ocal
Kehow Lodge
Anaconda Company
John M. Page Co
Winchester
F. F. Schaffer
G.I. R
Glove Mfg. Co
C. T. McCarthy
G. M.R. Shoe Company
V. N. Peterson
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Treas
T. Rodenbach
C. S. Myers
Hawley
Church St
Eversharp-Herm
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Gweeney’s Art Store
TG Shop
Naugat Tuck, Lumber Co
W.G. Hard
Water St
Dodge
Popular Price
Main
Pel
Peter Paul
Maple St
Main St
Dayton, Rumney & Wigmore
the Travelers
Hartford, Connecticut
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E. J
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