Salvation Army’s Naugatuck fund at one third
The Salvation Army seeks 1500 to support work in Naugatuck with three days of soliciting yielding about one third of the goal. The town will be canvassed fully and the campaign runs as the sole annual fund drive. Contributions may be sent to Town Clerk Louis Schiller Jr. as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Focal Committee
Nauga
Tuck
Louis Schiller, Jr
Naugatuck High School
Glee
Pauline Louise May
Glee Club
Ex Governor Lounsbury Dies At Ridgefield Home
Former Connecticut governor and ex-legislator James Lounsbury died at his Ridgefield residence today. A Republican, he began public service in 1871, later chaired major banks and firms, and held roles with Atlantic National Bank of New York and Remington Typewriter Co. Funeral plans were not announced. Wimbledon notes follow with Raymond Casey and John Hennessey advancing in the All-England tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lounsbury
Ridgefield
Mr. Lounsbury
Henry B. Harrison
New Haven
Atlantic National Bank of New York
Preferred Accident Insurance Co
New York
American Bank Note Co
The
Maltine Co
Remington Typewriter Co
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Worcester Salt Co
Kensico Cemetery Corporation
First National Bank of
Broadway
Grove Lawn
Union League, Republican and Hardware Clubs of
New England Society of
Wimbledon
England
Raymond Casey
San Francisco
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Hennessey
van der Feen
Holland
Casey
Bryan
Methodist Church Picnic At Rockwell Park Bristol
The annual outing of the Sunday school Good Fellowship and Fidelity Bible classes and Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church was held at Rockwell Park in Bristol on Saturday. Ideal weather brought a large turnout, with a passenger bus and private cars transporting picnickers. Afternoon events included peanut races corseshoe pitching and running races while bathers enjoyed the day. Return trips were made by 16 00 with the group calling the outing a decided success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Fellowship and
Fidelity Bible Classes
Epworth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rockwell Park
Bristol
Pupils Present Program At Mrs Devoirs School
Closing exercises at Mrs A H Nevoirs School on Hillside avenue drew parents and friends. Pupils and teacher were praised for progress and performance. The program featured songs and readings by Emily Cox Julia Mallak Katherine Cox Leonard Fitzgerald and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. NeVoir
Hillside Avenue
Creeting
Mily Cox
Julia Matlak
Aherming Hall
Magic Wheys
Katherine Con
Leonard Fitzgerald
Gen. Gander
Emily Cox
Julia Mallak
Jack McSherry
Robin
K. Coy
Sau
Kalia Matlak
Hermine
M. L. Fitz
Fred Mallak
Julia Matlalk
Katherine Cox
Kermina Halli
Radio Schedule Highlights From New York Stations June 22 1925
Listings show WEAF WNYC WIZ WGES WMCA WHN WENY WAHG WOR WLIT WBZ WGY WCAP KDEKA WCAE WITAM with evening programs including orchestra sets, soloists, talk segments and baseball scores across multiple networks in New York and nearby cities. Notable entries include Waldorf Astoria and Central Park ensembles, Navy Band, and area theater music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Strand
Invisible Choir
Hotel Roosevelt
WNYC
Charleston Fire
Charleston Five
Henneberg
Central Park
Wiz
United States Navy
Landau Hall
Amphion
Waldorf-Astoria Roof
WGES
Perl House
WMCA
Hotel MecAlpin Orchestra
DeAlpin Radio Forum
Colony Theatre Music
Manhattan Serenaders
WHN
S561
Palais D'Or Orchestra
Alfa’s Orchestra
Roseland
Littmann
Richman
Weny
Orlando
Twenty Years Ago Wedding in Union City and Community News
Edward Nixon wed Miss Jamily Barrett at St Francis church on June 21. The district school board discussed principal employment but took no action. Various local notices include graduations, a snowball incident at a rubber factory, and a Sunday school picnic set for June 28 at Steeplechase Park Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nixon
Jamily Barrett
St. Francis’ Church
Pather Fanning
Alice Barrett
William Nixon
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Scott Street
Union City
Board of Education
Scannell
Auto Route Distance Atlas Coupon Offer
Coupon offers a 25 cent reduction for an Auto Route Distance Atlas covering all routes in New Jersey New York and New England with a minimum value of $1.00 presented at the Naugatuck Daily News Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naugatuck
Community Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Miss Irene Szczepkowski, UMd student and newly elected class secretary, spends summer with her North Main Street parents. James Kennedy, a former Torrington resident, visits borough. Local families, including Squires, Hermon, O’Brien, Wood, and Cleary, host or visit relatives across Hillside Avenue, Maple Street, and Bradley Keet. Kil more notes include Gavel lodge meeting at Pythian hall, regular Germania Maennerehor activity, and American Legion Auxiliary season end gathering in town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Szczepkowski
W. Sczepskowski
North Main Street
Szczepkowski
University of Maryland
James Kennedy
Torrington
F. A. Squires
Hillside Avenue
Housaronic River
Otto Hermonat
Waterbury Hospital
Mary O'Neill
Bridgeport
James McSherry
Cherry Street
Harry O’brien
New York City
M. W. O’brien
Maple Street
Arthur Wood
Hartford
Menene
Kate Wood
Coen Street
Atty
Edward FP
Sweeney
Silver Sands
Milford
Grace Cleary
Danbury Normal School
Robert Cleary
Bradley Keet
M. B. Claffey
Claffey
Bristol
Dy. Claffey
Annie Claffey
Ward Street
Gavel Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Margaret Carroll
Kathleen Falvey
David M. Bull
Bull
Thomas M. Bull
Church Street
York City
M. Anenberg
Hill Street
Isther Weiner
Newark
N. J
Gathering McDuff
Coward McDult
Mary T. Cross
A. B. Cross
Park Avenue
J. G. Maher
J. Sheridan Baxter
American Legion Auxiliary
Yomanvee and Sally Byrd: Best Story Pick by Wo man’s Home Companion
Next Sunday World highlights romance tale Yomanvee and Sally Byrd chosen by editor Gertrude B. Lane of Woman’s Home Companion as one of the year’s top sixteen stories. The selection appears in the Magazine Section of next Sunday World with other Sunday features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Yomanvee
Sally Byrd
Gertrude B. Lane
Woman’s Home Companion
Next Sunday World
Romance
Sunday World
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Frenh
Connecticut Volunteer Infantry
Kohlmeier
WAHG
Richmond
HIDS
Eddie
Kentucky Ramblers
Cinderella Orchestra
Newark Philharmonic
Branford Theatre
Rovyal
Berkeley Carteret
Commanders Orchestra
WLIT
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Stanley Theatre
Arcadia Orchestra
Elks’ Club
WCAP
Washington
Kdeka
Pietsburgh
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Hamilton Ensemble
WITAM
Cleveland
Braithebore
Mary Rogers
Marcus Rogers
United States
Wheeler
Llenry P. Blaumenonuer
Robert Clark
William T. Rodenbach
Ruby C. Knox
Ku. J. Woodbridge
Columbia University
Mrc
James Sutton
Long Island
Aliss Melia Ackerman
Gilbert School
Winsted
Charles W. Mayser
Newark, N J
Acaademy
James I. Sweeney
Hopkins Grammar School
James Platt Sweeney
Nina Goodwin
Mount Holyoke College
George Goodwin
Pheanix Avenue
Board of Warden and Burgesses
Charles Curtis
Ham
Maples Street Bridge
St. Michael’s Church
Steeplechase Park
Charles F. Hungerford
H. A. Baker
Shelton
Arent E— Ll
Centennial Lodge
Sipmamet
Arthur F. Lewis
St. Michal's Episcopal Church
Lodge
William Simmons
Richard Owens
Mr. Lewis
William Hall Miner
Caryl Hoadley
Holy City
Hinds
Columbian Rebekah
Grove
Hillside
Beacon Falls
Middlebury
Wooster
Cary Hoadley
A. H. Eagan
Victor Olson
Harry Lobdell
Leonard Pope
George Miller
Supt. Condon
Phineas C. Lounsbury
Ridge' S Field
Kennedy Store
Glenwood
Cifboromenal
Witkely
Walter C. Gilnack
F. F. Schaffer
C. T. McCartry
Dries
Myere Ass’t Treas
Naugatuck Savings Bank Bank OF the People
Perry Press
Union City, Conn
Auto Electric CO
James Ives
South Main
Naugatucs
Eastern Malleable Iron Buy
Naugatucer Malleable. Iron Works
Remington Portable
Peerless Typewriter Exchange
East Main Street
Waterbury
R. J. Kelly
Rubber Regenerating Company
Mishawaka
Ind
Manchester
Montreal
Phillips Brothers
Webster Building
Dunham Mills
End of
Church Bt
S. Pelgro
T. Baummer
MAX M. Cine
Hopson Bere
Naugatock
South Main Street
Bank Street
South Maie Street
Waterbury, Conn
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