Beacon Falls School Board Reviews Next Year Plans
The Beacon Falls school committee met last evening in Centre School to finalize the coming year’s staffing and repairs. Supervisor Frank Jolansson reported a new teacher addition planned due to rising enrollment while several schools need painting and maintenance. play equipment at Centre School was funded, fire safety gear was ordered for fall, and a theater promotion funded by Andrews was noted. The meeting also covered scheduling and personnel changes, with no errors in the paper. Meanwhile, Catherine Deegan wed Leslie Baker, and local firemen prepared for the Terryville event with drills and a tug of war. Knights of Pythias baseball saw married men beat single men 13 to 7, with elections and an annual outing set for July 18.
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Municipal
Frank al. Jolansson
Atey
Naugatuck
Japalar
Centre School
Yanonncanent
Thias
Ayen
Nyumph
Vellille
Centre Svhiget
Andrews
Frank G. Jonson
Fred C. Curtiss
Daniel Carrington
Ernest S. Clark
Martin P Malone
Chester D. Rudolf
Frank TH. Jolaiston
Tf Od
Terryville
Severa
Ofix
Thhey
Poway
Tine Knights of Pythias
Top Notch
John Blankins
John McGeever
Clayton du Bois
Tarry Upright
Samuel Meyers
Melvin Witherwax
Prelite
Ernest Wood
Charles Schaffer
Raymond Sullivan
John Krauss
Arthur Andrews
Nery Carleton
Frank Strom
Alleged Auto Thief Sent To New Haven Jail
Dennisite Carthy, 27, jailed in New Haven awaiting trial on auto theft charges after failing to post 3000 bail. Police say he has 18 prior detentions in 11 years and has served time in several states. They allege he drove a parked car from Railroad Street after leaving a note claiming it would help him find work. A officer who knew McCarthy transported him and the car to headquarters and found the note McCarthy denied writing.
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Waterbury
DennisateCarthy
New Haven
McCarthy
Eastern Star Surprise for Prospective Bride at Meeting
Tsver eteen cvhapler Eastern Star held a regular meeting at 2 pic Ball with candidates initiation. Miss Minity R, iis was surprised with a banquet hall gift of a handsome chair ton sel. Miss Millis, soon to wed Howard Bowen of Shelton, received silver, glass, china, and other gifts from officers and members.
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Tsvereteen Cvhapler
Order of Tern Star
Hell
Valeska Feeecber
Minity R
Iis
Millis
Hester J. Allen
St Ai Crona
Vulture
Howard Bowen
Shelton
Baummer freed after auto theft link in New Rochelle case
Rudolph Baummer, once in custody over a stolen car case, has been released under nominal bond in New Rochelle. Police seek the alleged thief who fled Naugatuck after baummer joined a ride, with Baummer praising local authorities for their cooperation. Attorney Claremont La Tolles represents the defendant in borough court. Sinclair stocks rise after Wyoming ruling over Teapot Dome lease, boosting common shares and six percent bonds.
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Rudolph Baummer
Naugatuck
New Rochelle
New York State
Baumer
Waterbury
Baummer
John Cormley
Claremont la Tolles
Sinclair
New York
Wyoming
Teapot Dome Naval
Harry Sinclair
Local Briefs Highlight Births and Visits in Waterbury Area
Oak street resident James Kamerzel is ill at home. A Waterbury hospital birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanbridge of Tolles square. A Crosby infant born to Mr. and Mrs. Crosby of Walnut street. Denihan and Joy visiting relatives in Greenfield Mass. Brownlow family moves to 445 Cheat nut avenue. Dalby of Naugatuck Savings travels to Poland Springs for an ABA meeting. Crean of New Britain and McCormack of NYC noted Metropolitan Opera tenor visiting borough. Evergreen Chapter Order of the Eastern Star holds initiation meeting at Masonic hall. Miss McCloskey returns to Hartford after two weeks at home. Friday church gathering omitted due to Naugatuck High graduation. Mrs. W. A. Ducca heads to New Brunswick for mother’s death. Misses Freeman and sister return from New York City. Mrs. Julian Walsh attends Holy Cross commencement in Worcester with Falveys. A mixed shower honors Miss Veres Freeman in New Haven. Freeman to wed Frank W. Wlaherty of Torrington on June 25. Mrs. Mildred Baker of Montreal, niece of Mrs. Estelle Hobbs, graduates from McGill with bachelor of science in arts. </S>
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James Kamerzel
Oak Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Waterbury
Frank Stanbridge
Tolles Square
William Crosby
Walnut Street
William Denihan
Joseph Joy
City Hill Street
Greenfield
Mass
Thomas Brownlow
Water Lawn
Cheatnut Avenue
A. A. Dalby
Naugatuck Savings Bank
Poland Springs
Maine
American Bankers’ Association
John Crean
New Britain
Frank McCormack
New York City
Metropolitan Opera
Evergreen Chapter Order of
Masern Star
Masonic Hall
Mary McCloskey
St. Francis Hospital
Hartford
Methodist Episcopal
Naugatuel High School
W. A. Ducca
Clue Street
Mew Brunsch N. J
J. Dow
Theresa Freeman
Katherine Freeman
North Main Street
Raymond J. Quinn
Baldwin Street
Julian Walsh
New Haven
Myr
Patrick Falvey
Cherry Street
Walsh
Eva
Laura McGuire
Southington
Naugatuck
Freeman
Frank W. Wlaherty
Torrington
Mildred Ll. ‘Baker
Montreal
Cgan
Estelle Hobbs
Carroll Street
McGill University
Arts’ Undergraduates Society
Building Permits Indicate Growth on Naugatuck Streets
Permit records show new construction projects totaling about 14 000 dollars submitted in the last 100 days. Notable entries include a four car frame garage for Naugatuck Savings Bank on Church street with estimated 2 000 dollars, and several other garages and additions across Neagle Wooster Hillside Walnut and Field streets.
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Robert D. Beardsley
Naugatuck Savings Bank
Church Street
Beardsley
Peter Hasmussen
Neagle Street
W. Cc. Judd
Wooster Street
Emily Sophie Brown
Hillside Avenue
August Horn
Walnut Street
Howard Frick
Field Street
Louis Bertothy
Springs Street
Rocco Cataldo
High Street
Charles A. Johnson
Pleasant Avenue
Stanley, Urbelis
Olive Street
George Jurksaitis
Beebe Street
Graduation of Naugatuck High School Seniors 1925
The Gem Opera House hosts the commencement for the class of 1925 with diplomas to be presented by Pres. C. G. Tolles. Principal address by Claude C. Russell, assistant superintendent of New Haven public schools. In Waterbury, the Calcons beat the Acorns 8 to 4 with stars Chass, Cubit and Cig.
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Gem Opera House
Naugatuck High School
CG. I. Tolles
Claude C. Russell
New Haven Public Schools
Calcons
Falcons
Acorns
Waterbury
Fascons
Chass, Cubit
Cig
Salesmen and Salesladies Wanted in Waterbury Area
Excellent line of women's sport dresses lingerie hosiery bathing suits and sweaters. High grade guaranteed merchandise. Representatives wanted for Naugatuck and vicinity. Apply in person 270 West Main street Waterbury.
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Naugatuck
West Main Street
Waterbury
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