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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
3
A Beacon Falls man identified as a G E driver was detained in lieu of a bondsman after a court appearance. Authorities reported the detainment followed standard procedure pending further proceedings.
A reader argues for adopting a city manager form of government to improve tax control and spending. He cites trials in smaller cities, references Collier's, and urges voter support to replace the old ward-based system. He criticizes ward meetings as exclusive and urges accountability and direct hiring or firing by a citizen-majority body.
The Immanuel Lutheran church on High street announces a Thursday evening party at 8 o'clock misprinted in Immanuel's Herald. Every confirmed member is urged to attend as 12 themed tables will be arranged by month. Come and help make the event a success.
Naugatuck voters are warned of a special Freemen’s meeting on June 29 1926 in three wards to decide if the borough should adopt the council manager form of government under the 1925 act. Voting runs from nine in the morning to five in the afternoon with yes or no ballots. Harris Whittemord Jr Warden attested by F A Shars Borough Clerk. 6 28 24 25 26 27
Borough Attorney James P B Sweeney is in Boston on business. William Froehlick of Milford spent the weekend visiting his parents on Woodlawn street. Joseph King of Jim street went to Providence RI to work for the state highway department. Miss Margaret Froehlick of Hartford visited her parents on Woodlawn street. Myrtle Camp Roy Neighbors of America members are to meet at 8 PM in Pythian parlors. Rose Burke, guest of Dr and Mrs W A Reilly, returns home to Thomaston. Patrick Mahaney Thomas Curtin John Jackson Fred Baummer from Oxford and this borough motor to New York for a ball game. Mrs James Wittgerald and John Pitzgerald of Oak street visited the Sullivan family at their Myrtle Beach cottage. Salem Lutheran Church Men’s Club meets at 8 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs Alanfred J Johnson of New Street. James Stelios and George Iralis, former waiters at Hall’s Restaurant, open a Lunch Room at 199 North Water Street opposite Crosby High School. Stelios and Iralis invite Naugatuck friends to visit in the Brass City.
A surprise shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Natuseh in Oxford honored Miss Minnie W Natusel, who is to wed John Fritz on July 1. A lively program of games and music preceded a buffet lunch, with many gifts for the bride to be from a long list of attendees including families Natuseh Schippen Westberg Fritz Woll and several others.
Albany June 26 Republican leaders prepared for a special session to pass a park appropriation bill but not Gov. Alfred Smiths favored measure. The Thayer bill would fund 6 million of a 15 million bond issue and give the land board power to approve park land, a move opposed by Governor Smith and park commissioners. Indications pointed to a Friday adjournment.
The senior prom in the high school assembly hall next Friday is postponed indefinitely. The class cannot currently cover prom expenses, and its future depends on fundraising success. If funds are raised, the farewell social for graduates may be held later.
Bids will be opened on July 1? 1926 at 6 p m for 1764 ft of 12 in tile sewer eight manholes and 21 inlets. Proposals and specs available at Borough Engineer or Borough Clerk Town Hall Building Naugatuck Conn. Borough reserves right to reject any or all bids. F A Sears Borough Clerk. 1 June 23 25 ai
General contractor John Malgari lists plastering stone work brick work chimney concrete sidewalks services at 266 South Main Street with telephone number 850. The ad notes pricing and terms indicating work duration around two months.
District of Naugatuck probate court orders Kleofas Povilaitis to be heard on July 38 1925 at 10 o clock for letters of administration on Peter Povilaitis estate. Notice to known heirs outside district by prepaid mail and newspaper publication nine days prior as directed by Judge Frank W. Baton.
An ad seeks representatives for a Waterbury area line of women sport dresses lingerie hosiery bathing suits and sweat ers. High grade merchandise guaranteed. Address A. L. H. 270 West Main Street Waterbury. Date June 17, 1946.
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