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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
5
The article notes ongoing dispute over postponing a special election with amendments to the charter mainly wording changes. Mr Neary argues that voters who have not studied the new charter will not do so even if the election is delayed, expressing criticism of delaying the election.
Naugatuck violinist Louis Kievman 14, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Kievman, will be soloist at a Prentzel pupil recital tonight at Waterbury American Legion hall. He will perform Mendelssohn concerto. Other Prentzel students from Naugatuck include Ruth Wilmot Ruby Rubin Charlotte Rose and Henry Horn with families listed.
Tigertown defeated Hudson Juniors 15 to 12 at the Chamber of Commerce grounds Saturday. A. Evans hit a two on base homer and led Tigertown with teammates J. Brandien and Walsh. lineup details list A Evans, Hanlon, Lengyel, Klug, Hamrah, Tuckey among others. Tigers invite teams with players aged 11 to 14 to challenge, via team members A Hanks and D Tuckey.
A Lackawanna train wreck near Rockport New Jersey leaves many dead and injured. Initial counts vary with reports of three to twelve dead and seventy injured. The engineer, fireman, and brakeman died. the wreck caused by steam, washed roadbed, and debris. Passengers were rushed to Hackettstown Morristown Washington and Aston for treatment.
Rudolph Baummer, held in connection with the disappearance from New Rochelle of a Ford coupe found in Naugatuck yesterday, was returned to New Rochelle for examination by authorities. Another youth, who rode with Baummer when stopped by Patrolman John Gormley, escaped and is still at large.
A Red Cross House bulletin offers advice for hot weather: stay mentally distracted to avoid dwelling on heat, avoid overexertion when temperatures near 90, seek shade or breezes with careful fan use, wear light colors and loose clothing, eat light meals with milk and cereals, prefer salads fruits and vegetables, limit high protein and fried foods, avoid excess ice cream sweets, drink ample cold water, limit tea or coffee, and rest well during hot days.
Graduation exercises for Middlebury Public Schools will be held at Middlebury Town Hall at 8 o'clock daylight time Thursday evening. The program includes music by orchestra and chorus, solos and duets, with graduates from Center, Hop Swamp, and other schools receiving diplomas and certificates. Awards presented by Mr. I B Dunfield and Mr William Dyler. The colors are Blue and White with motto Excelsior.
The United States Treasury balance as of June 13 is reported at 286,539,016 dollars. This financial notation comes from the Washington section dated June 16, detailing the treasury accounting figure.
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