Beacon Hall Meeting Sees Wallis Talk On Civic Leadership
Beacon Falls hosts a Union of Christian Mindeavor meeting at United Church with Fraderick A. Wallis, New York City police commissioner nominee and Wall Street critic, as principal speaker on leadership in government and big business. Also noted are local social events, road work, and community updates including residents and visitors in Beacon Falls and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Hall
Beacon Falls
Fraderick A. Man
John Ye. Iylan
New York City
Carner
Correction
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Damigration
Wallis
Rnion of
Christian Madeavoray
United Church
Gencon
Ledeod
Actiuma
Frederick A. Wallis
Ian
Ile
Sen Heiresr
Peerg
Tinto Gravure Section Promises New Sunday World Feature
A description celebrates a new Tinto Gravure section in the Sunday Sun Yon World, praising imported European ties and a trained corps of technicians etchers and graphic specialists. It highlights the mechanical achievement and previews sixteen top stories to appear in the magazine section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senday World
Andy
Techniveo
Pruel
Vie
Finve
Mateasine
SUN Yori Sunday World
Insanity Plea Hinted in Dentist Slayer Case
The dentist George Young faces a possible insanity defense after confessing to killing his wife and disposing of her body in a cistern. The district attorney said money motives and an inferiority complex may underpin the crime, with experts expected to be retained. Dorothy Leopold, Young’s assistant, reportedly aided investigators and was questioned over a diamond ring tied to the murdered woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Keyes
Grogan
Dorothy Leopold
Falcons Win Third Game in 9-4 Victory
The Palcons baseball team defeated the Acorns of Waterbury 9 to 4 yesterday afternoon. Chess, Cubit, and Cig starred for the Falcons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcons
Palcons
Acorns
Waterbury
Chess
Cubit
Cig
Faleana
Notice to subscribers on newspaper delivery service
Paid in advance subscribers to The News are requested to notify the circulation department whenever carriers fail to deliver their paper. Carriers are paid for delivering and delays go uncorrected without reader reports. The News seeks to improve service and urges readers to report irregularities, even offering to accept reverse charge calls for service complaints.
Naugatuck Friends Assist at Father Stephens Mass
Members of Ojeda council and Knights of Columbus joined local residents at the first solemm high mass for Ray Maward J. Stephens at St. Francis Navier's Church Waterbury. The ordination occurred in Baltimore and was followed by a reception and tribute from Rev. Joseph Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ojeda Council
Knights of Columbus
Ray
Maward J. Stephens
St. Francis Navier’s Church
Waterbury
Mather Stephens
Creargetown Law School
Baltimore
Naugatuck
Naugatuck High School
Pather Stephens
Georgetown University
Walter Keefe
John J. Mullen
W. Tracy Gerrity
New York
William Gerrity
Cherry Street
the Eddy
Robert Birt
Stephens
JF. Wall
William Roberts
Catherine Butter
Edward T. Kehoe
Willan Burke
Willian Yusaitis
Jancis Norris
P. J. Flail
Obituary for James Bird Sr longtime local button maker
Funeral services were held for James Bird Sr a longtime resident and five button manufacturer of about 60 years at his Prospect Street home. The service was led by Rev Arthur Lewis of St Michael's Episcopal Church and burial followed at Milside Cemetery. Pallbearers included O'Meara Wooster Schildgen OConnell Packer and Simons. Floral tributes listed numerous relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Bird
James Bird
Prospect Street
Tev
Arthur &. Lewis
Sh. Michael's Episcopal Elinareth
Milside Cemetery
Joseph O'Meara
Edward Wooster
Henry Schildgen, Jr
Daniel O'Connell
Louis J. Packer
Samuel Simons
Grandpa
Matthew Niely
John Spencer
Roy
Billie
Ellen Happy
Jimmy
Prank Plumb
Henry KX
Nolte and Family
John Bird
Walter Mabie
Henry Schildgen
Abmuty
Miller
Mr. Jones
Oscar Angervine
Paul Packer-and-family
Charles Marchell
Arthur Moore
Philip H. Behlman
Ruby
Alice
Ruth
Raymond
Joseph W. Johnson
Catherine Kiely
KE. R. Bird
William Titley
Howard
C. T. Randall
Bertha Hub and
Randall
Chester J. Randall
Summer — Street
Woonsocket
K. L
Naugatuck
Grove Cemetery
Arthur FF. Lewis
St. Michal's Episcopal Charurch
Bride to be feted at shower at Deegan home on Aetna Street
A large group of friends gathered Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Elmer P. Deegan's home on Aetna Street for a surprise miscellaneous shower honoring Catherine Deegan. Guests listed include the Baker and McNellis families, local residents, and medical and professional attendees. Catherine is engaged to Leslie Baker of Platts Mills, with gifts of glassware, linen, and silver noted as the event’s highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer P. Deegan
Aetna Street
Catherine
Leslie Baker
Platts Mills
Deegan
Clara Baker
Florence Baker
Frank
Fred Baker
Joseph McNellis
Middlebury
Roger Connor
Betty Hydecamp
Waterbury
FF. J. Brennan
Bernice Brennan
John Despiend
Ray Erickson
Charles Noble
Ed, O'Donnell
Cantfield
Frank Clark
Mildred Clark
Vina Higgins
Heleon
Sluvvey
Bickerdike
Cathering Bickerdike
James Cavanaugh
Mary Cavanaugh
Nellie Cavanaugh
Pierre Freeman
Lois Duffany
John Casper
Helen Duffany
D. Pimmelt Shea
Laura Beckling
Dunn
Herbert Cockroft
Dward Witzgerald
Mary Finnen
Marie Halsbunk
Anna Nixon
Mae Masterson
Elmer Deegan
Mary Deegan
Ruth Slevenson
Local Briefs and Society Notes From The Borough
Andrew Pierce of South Main street visits his mother in Boston while Miss Anna Gunthond of New Haven spends a weekend with relatives. Jeremiah Sullivan, Bristol, visits his mother Mrs. Mary Sullivan of South Main. Walter Anderson, NYU student, visits his parents on Park avenue. Altar Society of St Francis Church meets at 8 pm to address Mrs Ann Lannon’s death. Mellowcrat degree conferred at Shepherd Lodge 78 AM to be held at Masonie hall tomorrow at 7:80. Liberty Lodge Sons of St George to meet at 8 pm with officer installations. Arthur C L Way and New Haven staff to supervise. Light refreshments and social to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Pierce
South Main Street
Boston
Anna Gunthond
New Haven
Jeremiah Sullivan
Bristol
Mary Sullivan
Walter Anderson
New York University
Donatus Anderson
Park Avenue
Altar Society of
St. Francis' C Curch
Ann Lannon
Shephert Lodge
Amlasonie Hall
O¢Lock
Liberty Lodge
Sons of St. George
Pythian Ball
Arthur CL. Way
Leo Clauss
New York City
Dr. Clauss
Fred A. Class
High Street
Thomas Werts
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Amos Werts
Hugh W. Burns
Church Street
Mary Long
Oak Street
Burns
Glenwood Oil Stove Demonstration Here
Wil Be Held Today and All his Week at Walter Crimacdk's furniture Store Miss Nelson of the Glenwood Range Co conducts a cooking demonstration of the New Glenwood Oil Range in the window of W C Gil nack's Church street store She is baking and presenting a special Glenwood cake recipe to visitors Also noted an American passenger Robert Howarth died aboard the liner Baltic after being found wounded in his cabin in Liverpool England on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Crimacdk
Surniture Store
M Winifred Nelson
Glenwood Range Co
W. C. Gilnack
Church Street
Glenwood Ranges
Miss Nelson
U.S
Liverpool
England
Robert Howarth
Baltic
Tax notice for 1924 Grand 1st district tax due July 1 1925
JOHN P. JONES tax collector announces receipt of a rate book for a tax of eighteen and one half mills on the dollar in District No 1. The tax is payable July 1 1925 at the Town Hall Tax Collector's office. Office hours are 1 5 pm on weekdays and 7 9 pm on Monday and Thursday evenings. Dated Naugatuck Conn June 10 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Naugatuck
Conn
John P. Jones
Stones for foundation work apply to Enrico Reale
Fragmentary notice lists blasting stones to be used for foundation work of all kinds and directs interested parties to apply to Enrico Reale at 121 High Street for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrico Reale
High Street
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Efacon Falls
Mmigration Watlis
Forine of
Briets
Alis
Mabel Andrews
Lewis
Wolfe Avenue
Bey
Wal- NH Beach
Burton Road
Knights of Pychias
United
Beacon Tose Company
Fup Notch
Red Temple
Top Notch Hall
Joseph Fisher
Stella Win i
Goranees
Margaret Kenty
Havel Melbourne
Peter Koller
Peter
Meyer
Edward Wally
Bridgeport
Beacon
Kelly
Frambull
Travelds Curtiss
Charliss
Fyed Qu
Main Street
Bellans
Father Stephens
Sacrifice
William Hansen
Bernardine Hansen
East Third Street
Brooklyn
Hansen
Bernardine Schmidt
Strattsville
Anna Lannon
Thomas Lannon
Rubber Avenue
St. Mary’s Hospital
Catherine Deegan
Sweeney's. Art
The
Birdsall Furniture Company
Crawford Ranges
Jon
H. R. Hawley
the Howland-Hughes Co
Long Branch
N. J
Bureau of Child Welfare
Capitol Avenue
Hartford
Wis
God Commission
Main St
Longman & Martinez
John Malgari
Munson
South Main St
Kearns
Cross
Binghampton
Frank Kearns
Utica
al Cross
Syracuse
Sailor Pacilllo
Billy Pollock
Scranton
Tommy Curry
Johnson City
Joe Feldy
Owego
District of Naugatuck
George W. Kamerzel
Court of Probate
Ora B. Kamerzel
Executrix
J. Baurer
Curtiss Street
Sal Ie
Bunagatow
Weisman
John Dillon
North Church Street
Salke
G. Weld
Beavon Valley Road
Salm
Winslow
KOR
Winslow's
Riverside Drive
J. CG. Dolan
Union City
Charles J. Baxter
Frederick Street
Melbourne
Rubber Ave
BE. J
Rhode Island Reds
Barred Rocks
Black Jersey Giants
Charles Holmes
Millville
Humphreys
City Hill Street
Nice
Walnut Street
Patsy Labriola
Maple Street
Culver Street
A. S. Whitcomb
Carlson’s
Harry Grossman
North Main Street
Johnson Street
Main’ Street
Ferrera Block
Naugatuck Savings Bank
St. James’ Cemetery
Celai
C. Henry Squires
BABY
Ducklings
Clark's Hatchery
Dept
East Hartford
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