22 Jun 1942
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1942
Page
1
Pattern No. 1617-8 offers a round neck blouse with button front and a skirt in a matching suit, suitable for sizes 12 to 18 with bust measurements 20, 22, 24, 26, 28. The advertisement details fabric needs, price, and postage to obtain the new style book from Barbara Hall, National News, New York.
A canning demonstration will be given by the New Haven County Farm Bureau in the auditorium of Lie Governor General's Gight and Power company. The event invites the public to observe the canning process and learn safe methods for preserving foods.
Marciel dina and Karey Kirschbauer announce their engagement. The couple, both from local communities, plan a wedding in Waterbury area with soon to be Mrs Kirschbauer the daughter of Mr and Mrs Morrissey of Naugatuck and Tabbar ayono.
Fragmentary report notes a new submarine or submersible launched by Mer Boat Company ahead of a planned three week window. Incomplete text references Charles By Aube gull ot Wextlington and Hada sponsorship, with unclear dates or locations.
A Saturday outing of the Supervisors Club of U.S. Rubber was held at High Rock Park with attendees including Sophie Cornish and many others. Board of Trustees and St Francis UA B society meetings are announced for tonight and tomorrow, plus local real estate transfers in Millville and Union City.
Dr. and Mrs. Hans HH Griesbach entertain Mrs Griesbachs parents Mr. and Mrs Edgar Green of Baltimore Md at May street. John Somers of Goodyear avenue rests comfortably in St Marys hospital Waterbury after a recent operation.
Pattern No 1740 offers a low cost colorful cap with hand embroidery for distinct color. Envelope includes iron transfers, 22 headsizes, directions, and substitutions for adapting to different head sizes and materials. Suitable for dress and salon use, the pattern is sold by Naugaluok Daily News Needle Arts via Box 4172 Station B New York NY.
Reported fighting across deserts and coastlines as Axis advances near Fort Capuzzo and Tobruk. Axis claims 28,000 prisoners, captured artillery and stores, while British raids and naval skirmishes persist along the Dunkirk and English Channel fronts. In the Pacific and Asia, Japanese advances and Chinese resistance unfold with heavy air battles and territorial changes in Korea, Manchuria, and central China.
Continued from Page One the notice lists residents hosting a bridge gathering with names and addresses such as Barwick 42 Walnut Street Bristol Ter race and Hillside avenues. Assistants include Mrs. Philip Rise Mrs. Ealmond QO Hess and others, with several spouses named and multiple streets cited.
The May 18 pastorale and May 24 Irish sermon welcomed Rev T B Longstaff to the borough. A reception at 4 o clock featured an excellent program arranged by Miss Pean Adkins and Mrs Ralph Floyd. Guests included Mrs Warl W Valenting, Marshall Long, and Mrs Long, with Mrs Raymond W Paul at the piano.
Advertisement for Barbara Bell patterns describes apron No. 1627-3 with full front coverage and tulip pockets. Highlights two main pieces, gathers, and darts for a slim fit, suggested gingham binding, sizes and material yardages listed, order details and price 6 cents pattern plus postage.
Yer Kenneth Barratt played a piano solo as greetings were extended to him in Naugaluck. Rev Arline I Lewis rector St Michael s Wpiscanal church Rev Edward n Janee rector Congregational church Rev William R Preadberg rector Saleny Lutheran church Longstaff briefly responded thanking the gathering and promising an enjoyable stay. Refreshments were served by Epworth League members.
A lighthearted jumble of short witticisms and oddities from across the United States. Tales range from ration board antics in Erie County to a Utica boy’s letter about Pearl Harbor and a barber shop closed for a funeral in Collees. Local police misdirections, a San Diego detective author, and a mistaken firetruck switch in Englewood round out the spoofed slice of life.
Germany declares war and marches against Russia. Italy declares war on the Soviet Union. Britain promises aid to foes of Nazism. Croatia orders closure of U.S. consulates. Slovakia severs relations with Russia.
A curious item appears in the classified section stirring caution among buyers. The notice hints at a risky purchase and urges readers to verify details before bidding or exchanging currency.
Beginning Monday June 22 the Le Clair bus will depart Rosenblatt's store on Maple street at 4 20 p m on working days for New Haven road Cross road Benton Valley roads to New Haven road returning via New Haven road to Naugatuck This is an additional trip to the morning run which now operates at 6 50 p m G 49 c8
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