Sum of 409 Raised for St Francis Field Day Events
At a St Francis T A B Drum corps meeting plans for the 40th annual Connectcut Fifers and Drummers field day parade on July 1 and August 1 were discussed. Funds raised stand at 409 with a 600 goal and total expenses around 1500. Donations are urged to support admissions, souvenirs, and park activities. A trophy from Ludwig and Ludwig Co arrived for display. The George Evans Co will ship another trophy. The Tabs visit Walnut Beach for Warner Bros Drum corps field day. all members meet at Whittemore Memorial Bridge at 12:30.
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St. Francis
Connecticut Fifers and Drummers Association
Thea
Naugatuck
New England
Atili
T. A. B. Drum Corps
Richard T. Parkingon
P. O. Box
Ludwig and Ludwig Co
Chicago
Winslow
Church Street
George Evans Co
Philadelphia
Tabs
Walnut Beach
Warner Bros. Druin Corps
Bridgeport
Whittemore Memorial Bridge
City manager charter booklets available for voters
A limited run of the new city manager charter booklets has been printed for Naugatuck residents. Call for copies at the Chamber of Commerce or Town Clerk Louis Schiller’s office. Sponsors issued them to help citizens vote intelligently at the upcoming special election Monday.
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Naugatuck
Chamber of Commerce
Louis Schiller
Doctor Tuttle to Visit Son in Italy
Dr F J Tuttle of Hillside Avenue sails from New York for Italy today to spend weeks with his son Franklin B Tuttle in that country. He will be joined on return by his wife who has been visiting their son.
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New York
F. J. Tuttle
Hillside Avenue
New York City
Italy
Franklin B. Tuttle
Dr. Tuttle
Probate Notice for Will of James Bird Sr in Naugatuck
District of Naugatuck probate court schedules July 6 1925 hearing on the last will of James Bird Sr The order requires publication and posting of notice and mailing to known heirs outside the district Judge Frank W Baton presiding
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Naugatuck
James Bird
Frank W. Baton
City Manager Plan touted as efficient nonpartisan government
A long Q and A explains the City Manager Plan detailing how mayors and councils operate, salaries, budgeting, and selection. It notes nonpartisan elections, a five member elected council, a city manager as chief administrator, and broad adoption across 350 plus cities with six million under management. Labor and officials praise efficiency, lower taxes, and reduced politics in governance.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Naugatuck
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Dayton
Woodrow Wilson
Burrgesses
Burgess Gorman Leads Fight Against Unsightly Dumps
Burgess Dennis J. Gorman, a borough board member, renews his drive to curb dumping in the town. He notes laxity returning after prior cleanup efforts and urges action at sites along Cherry Street and Andrew Avenue. He recalls the Rubber Co. permission to dump and cites Hopkins playground land. Local groups offer help to fix the grounds and provide baseball backstop and equipment.
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Burgess Dennis J. Gorman
First Ward
Burgess Gorman
Gorman
Cherry Street
United States Rubber Company
Andrew Avenue
Samuel 18
Hopkins
Whittemore
Cly Phinning Board
Wopkins
Iknights
Columbus
City Briefs Highlight Births Weddings and Visits
A city note reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alvarez of 12 Aetna Street. Vincent P. Smith returns home from Waterbury Hospital after an operation. A social gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Condles in Prospect featured music and refreshments with many attendees. A mixed shower at Meadow Street honors Miss Theresa Freeman ahead of her wedding to Frank W. Flaherty of Torrington, with pink and white decor and an assortment of local guests.
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A. Son
Joseph Alvarez
Aetna Street
Vincent P. Smith
Trowbridge Place
Waterbury Hospital
Fred Condles
Prospect
Lockwood
William Chevalier
MacNamara
P. Hyde
Herman Ringe
Christine Kiely
Waterbury
Hannah Hess
Florence O’donnell
Calista Baxter
Helen Maroney
Katherine and
Theresa Freeman
Miss Smith
Miss O'Donnell
MacMillan Arctic Expedition May Be Called Off
The MacMillan Arctic expedition, en route to the far north, may be canceled as Navy Secretary Wilbur orders the destroyer Putnam to Sydney to join and supply navy radio gear. Commander MacMillan refuses the navy equipment, risking loss of naval planes and personnel and the entire expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’millan
Arctic Expedition
International News Service
Boston American
Portland
Maine
Donald B. Macmillan
Arctic
Navy
Wilbur
Putnam
Sydney
Nova Scotia
U.S. S. Florida
MacMillan
Wiscasset
America
Richard B. Byrd
Bowdoin and Peary
United States
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Arrow
Borax
Schofield Grocery
Mae Xou
Naugatuck Dairy
Fxe
New St
Park Tica
Park Fiza
F. J. King
Arpenter
Repearz
Awriall Radio Company
West 110Th Street
Bealera
JGR NM
Sutherland Kwai Estate and Insurance of
Drrich
Room 5
Neary Bldg
Seubck ST. Naugatuck
W. D. Crosby
Dunlop
Weade
Reese Om
W. F. Clark
Cherry St
Waldorf Billiard Parlors
W. P. Stapleton
Frop
Boston
Rubber Ave
Miles
Natura
Oe Rt
Baigeto
Margaret Clancy
Massagh
Coen ST
Maple Street
A. B. Drum Corps
Wilbur ‘Oakes Eland
Freedman’s
Shay
Connecticut
Dobbs
Kodak
Naugatuck Drug Co
Reed
Reed Bros
South Main Street
Taylor
C.F. Davis
Water Street
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