Connecticut Aerial Festival Saturday at Bethany Field
Connecticut's greatest aerial display to be staged Saturday at Bethany Field with U S Army flyers from Selfridge Detroit Mitchel Field and New York. The event features bombing tests parachute jumps and a parade of prominent invited guests including western Connecticut mayors. A 2000 ft altitude jump and a Chamber of Commerce dinner at Naugatuck are planned with dancing after.
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Connecticut
Bethany
United States Army
Selfridge Field
Detroit
Mitchelfield
New Porp
Staten Island
Wright Brothers
Uncle Sam
Chamber of Commerce
Natgatuck
L. S. Horner
Wew Haven
On Haven Aeronautical Board
Chambers of Commerce
Waterbury
Naugatuck
New Haven
Ansonie
Bridgeport
Century
Comedy Arranged by M. E. Bible Class at Jonesville
Large attendance expected for The Simplified Commencement at Jonesville hosted by Fidelity Bible class at Methodist Episcopal church parlors tonight with clipping room and sale of food candy and refreshments.
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Jonesville
Fidelity Bible Class
Methodist Episcopal Church
Beardsley explains building and loan operation
Sec Beardsley explains Nauatuck Building and Loan plans issuing new shares. Many residents express interest in investing. Eight series predate set at next Friday 4 pm at town hall. Shares cost 1.00 per month each, matures at 200 in 11 years 8 months. Single payment shares cost 169 for 200 at maturity. Withdrawals allowed with 30 days notice. loans offered at easy rates with earnings offsetting interest. A loan of 1000 would require five shares worth 290 at maturity. net interest under 4 percent. Borrowers may prepaid with 25 increments.
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Nauoga‘tuck Building and Loan Association
Robert D. Bearry
Building and Loan Directors
Naugatuck Building and Loan Association
Beardsley
Twenty Years of Age and Local Social Notes
Michael Moran of Ward street vacationing in Norfolk. Miss Ethel Seabrooke from New London guest here yesterday. Policeman Malone off duty due to sore foot. boat covered by Officer Gannon. Miss Anna Tobin a Salem teacher to spend summer in Windsor Locks. Hopkins Grammar School alumnus Mr. Sweeney hosted by Mr. Sweeney. Rev W Blackman of Rollins College to preach at Congregational church tomorrow at 10. Naugatuck Thigh high baseball: W H French re-elected captain. Henry Llisworth manager. Alpine and Independent clubs’ pool games noted. John aft, John Russell, Martin Fallon, William Healy results listed. Stock broker John J. Goodrich in New Haven. Laties Aid Society met at Carlson home. lawn lit by Japanese lanterns, refreshments served. Building and loan loan costs outlined with figures. Alling Squires, eighth grade, Salem school, undefeated attendance over four years. Naugatuck High vs High School Alumni baseball game at Hotchkies Field ends 18–6 in favor of Alumni. notable home run by George Patchett. detailed lineup of both teams.
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Sant
Naugatuck High School
Hotchkies
Blumendauer
Leary
W. Patchett
George Patchett
High School
French
Blumenauer P
Slade c
Reardon
Zwick Cf
Merman
Clifford If
O'Donnell
cClifford
Patchett
Sweeney
Kiely
Hunter
McDonough
Crowe
Hart
Meegan
Notice of Camp Pershing Requirements
The charge is seven per week in advance. One charge is secured when Scout registers for camp and is applied to the first week’s charge. If transportation to Camp Pershing is needed, a scout should specify at headquarters. Cars will leave headquarters at 4 o clock tomorrow afternoon. No campers will be received on any Wednesday.
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Peshine
Headquarriers
Today’s Radio Programs Across New York City 1925
A listing of June 24 1925 radio schedules across stations WEAF WNYC WIZ WGBS WMCA WHN WRAY WEBI WARKG WOR WBZ WGY WCAP KDKA WPAM and others detailing dinner music band hours piano recitals and vocal performances with times from early evening through late night in multiple venues and networks.
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Patterson
U. S. Navy
Royal Little Symphony
Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra
WNYC
New York
Shannon
the Mail
Central Park
Wiz
U. S. Marine Band
Edison Hour
Leest
Virginians Orchestra
WGBS
Uncle Geehbee
Palisadians Orchestra
WMCA
Hotel McAlpin
Wood
WHN
Richman
Society Orchestra
Palisades Orchestra
Roseland Orchestra
Silver Slipper Revue
Wray
Orlando
WEBI
Richmond Hill
WHIT
Philadelphia
Arcadia Orchestra
Benjamin Franklin Orchestra
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Hotel Kimball Trio
WGY
Schemctady
Strand Orchestra
WCAP
Washington
Army Band
WOR
Burpfalo
A69
Sepper
KDKA
Peftsburgh
WPAM
Cleveland
Scouts to Aid at Aviation Meet at Bethany Field
Boy Scouts with uniforms may serve at the Bethany aviation meet next Saturday registering at headquarters so Chief Harmon can count volunteers. Report at 10 am to Loyd Lt. Anderson to perform messenger tasks parking cars and first aid if needed as scouts operate a first aid tank and field aid setup.
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Bethany
Harmon
Loyd
Connecticut secretaries to meet in Greenwich event
The Connecticut Commercial Secretaries Association meeting gathers Friday and Saturday June 26 and 27 in Greenwich. Irene Squires and George P. Young attend as invited officials. Speakers include William Edwin Hall and Roger S Baldwin with topics on boy welfare and taxpayer dollars. Stanley Resor of J Walter Thompson will chair events.
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Connecticut Commercial Secretaries Association
Greenwich
Irene Squires
George P. Young
Chamber of Cammerree
Connecticut Commercial
Chambers of Commerce
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
State Grange
Pickwick Arms
Leonard &. Clark
Greenwich Chamber of Commerce
Long Island Sound
Jundian Parlor
Uis
William Edwin Hall
New York
American Federation of Boys
Chamber of Commerce
Roger S. Baldwin
New York Corporation
Coupon Offer From Naugatuck Daily News Office
A 25 cent coupon valid at the Naugatuck Daily News Office for an Auto Route Distance Atlas covering routes in New Jersey New York and New England. The atlas carries a minimum value of one dollar.
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Naugatuck
Quish Family Vacation Note at South Manchester
Brief item states Mrs Nona B Quish of South Manchester is spending her vacation with the Misses Quish on North Main Street. Regular meeting of the Naugatuck Day Nursery Association to be held at Water Street nursery at 2 pm Friday. Kennedy circle Daughters of Isabella called to regular meeting at A O H L hall at 8 pm tomorrow evening.
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Nona B. Quish
South Manchester
Atlantic Rate Threatens Queenstown Sea Traffic Competitors
Dublin report notes emigration from Queenstown has fallen to less than a quarter of 1930s levels while five shipping lines compete for the remaining traffic. New entrant United American Line has opened an office in Queenstown, prompting port authorities to consider facilities for trans Atlantic calls. Some lines have carried passengers to Liverpool to save costs, illustrating fragile traffic and looming rate debates.
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Dublin
Tivish Times
Queenstown
America
Trafic
United American Line
North German Lloyd Company
Liverpool
Ireland
Irish Times
Clean Trouse Before You In Vite Company Convention
The Friday session features Hugh F. Fox, United States Chamber of Commerce official from Greenwich, discussing the relationship of the chamber to local chambers. Saturday reports will be given by Hart J. Arnold and Vivian R. Scott. Alfred Gilbert Smith, head of Ward Line and railroads advisor to Coolidge, will address merchant marine issues and ship traffic. A Greenwich bus tour follows before adjournment.
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Abant
New Britain Chamber of Commerce
Alfred Gilbert Smith
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Company
Ward Line
Coolidge
Greenwich
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United States
M. E. Bible Class
Michael Moran
Ward Street
Norfolk
Ethel Seabrooke
New London
Malone
Gannon
Anna $. Tobin
Salem School
Windsor Locks
Mr. Gregory
James Platt
Hopkins Grammar School
W. Blackman
Rollins College
Winter Park, Fla
Congregational Church
Naugatuck Thigh
W. H. French
Henry Llisworth
Beacon Falls
John Aft
John Russell
Martin Fallon
William Healy
John J. Goodrich
Laties’ Aid Society
Swedish Lutheran Church
Joseph Carlson
It Monks Co
SAO Lnonihis
Simntranee
Ithe
Putegun
PSU
Inter
Alling Squires
Charles Stetson
Syracuse, N. Y
Bassett
Safem
Spesdd
Hose
Maine
Toudis Dufinns
Ta C. Corres
Teresa Wood
Union City School
Sey Renee
Port
Mes
Eatian
B.S. Themds
Woo Bunting
Borough Scout Troops
WEAF
Vdiano
Anshaw Harmony Girls
Yenor
Carolina Serenaders
Newark
Carozzini Orchestra
Lopez Orchestra
Berkeley Carteret Orches
Tra
Gurewich
Flying Field
Bethany Aviation Meet
Bristol
E. J. Arnold
Local Commerce Chamber
Connecticut Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Kennedy Store
Everfast
Ups
Gleton
Tersey
Waterbury, Conn
Walter C. Gilnack
Church Street
Naugatuck, Conn
F. F. Schaffer
G. LR
D Vv
N. Peterson
T Treas
G. T. McCarthy
W. T. Rodenbach
Ryries
Myers Ass
Naugatuck Savings Hans Bank OF the People
Perry Press
Union City, Conn
Matasonia
James Stelios
E. Kralis Proprietors
North Elm Street
Crosby High School
Rubber Regenerating Company
Cone
Mishawaka
Manchester
England
Montreal
Naugatuck Malleable Iron Works
Remington
Peerless Typewriter Exchange
East Main Street
J. Kelly Union City
Conn
Phillips Brothers
Webster Building
Dunham Mills
Inés
End of Church
F. T. Baummer
Max M. Oene
Hopson BuIlDing
Church Bt
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