Beacon Falls Ball Team Set To Meet Arctic Milford Opponents
June 25 Beacon Falls reports a tea fighters ball game with Arctic Milford at TOD Notch field. Top Notch alumni Ford and Callan may pitch for Beacon Falls while visitors boast a strong lineup. Local notables attend gatherings as community events unfold, including a court hearing for Samuel Carpenter in the Peace Court.
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Arctic Company
Milford
Tod Notch
Arctic Hoose
Beaconcept
Mateo Anstid Ford
Louis Callan
Piteler
Ford
Alana
Eacon
Aneutiek
Planes in Battle Formation to Fly Over the Borough
A fleet of forty airplanes will fly in battle formation over Waterbury Naugatuck and New Haven on Saturday morning after 10 o clock then circle the communities before heading to Bethany for an afternoon air meet. Army fliers from Mitchell Roosevelt and Selfridge Fields will join contests organized by Gus Parsons of Colonial Air Lines Inc. The event marks a historic air fleet visit to Connecticut with skywriting demonstrations altitude flights bombing tests and parachute jumping.
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Naugatuck
New Haven
Bethany
Mitchell
Roosevelt
Selfridge Field
Detroit
Gus Parsons
Colonial Air Lines, Inc
Connecticut
Bethany Field
Shieel Rae
Special election preparations in Naugatuck city manager plan
Arrangements are being made for a special freemen's meeting in Naugatuck where residents will vote yes or no on the city manager plan next Monday. Polls open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at three ward locations including town hall, Eagles hall, and Union City base house.
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Town Hall
Eagles’ Hall
I.U. F
Union City Base House
Fegal
Borough of
Boro
Wagie’s
Firemen's
Bridge Street
Union City
Connecticut
Greece in throes of revolution and military rule
London dispatch reports Salonika via Paris that Greece is in the throes of a revolution with revolutionists in control. Other garrison forces and General Pangalos have asserted military government and civil and military institutions are under occupation.
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Greece
Salonika
Paris
Pangalos
Street Department removes crosswalk bumps at Scott and Cherry
Borough workers under Superintendent Charles Curtis graded high spots on Scott Street and at the Cherry Street junction to smooth crosswalks. Motorists previously jolted over bumps now travel with ease as street work is completed.
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Scott Street
Cherry
Scott Streets
Orough
Charles Curtis
Oxford strawberries go on sale at local stores
City brief notes numerous community items from Oxford strawberries on sale locally to meetings of Laurel Temple Pythian Sisters Kennedy circle Daughters of Isabella at Pythian ball Hibernian hall and St Francis church events. Also reports of visits from New York, camp plans, fundraisers and a birthday party at Immanuel Lutheran church with age based admission.
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Oxford
Laurel Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Ball
Kennedy Circle
Daugthers
Isabella
Hibernian Hall
William Nissen
New York City
Vistings Murssen
Dorothy
Fairbank
Elmwood Street
Thomas Curtin
John Jackson
Coen ‘Eet
Allar Society
St. Francis’church
St. Cecelia's Hall
Gardners
Sons of Veterans
Theodore Illinghley
Cross Street
Anna Bailey
Thomas Sullivan
Waterbury
Ann Gladding
Prise
Myron Noble
Hoyt H. Harmon
Merwit Packer
Fred Ashmore
Joseph Mc Ieary
Joseph McCaive
Camp
Sepunkant
Mt. Tom
Af Naugatuck
Camp Pershing
Housatonic
Gilnac
Clift Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Orange
N. J
Immanuel Lutheran Church
High Street
Knights Postpone Exemplification of Third Degree
Grant night W J Madden of Ojeda council Knights of Columbus says the third degree exemplification is postponed to Friday evening July 3 at Columbus hall. The enter committee includes Emmet Baxter chairman John J Roberts James Kenney Patrick H Zennan and Robert V Cleary. The Wes terly BR T team will run the degree. The first and second degrees will be exemplified next Monday evening.
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W. J. Madden
Ojeda Council
Knights of Columbus
Columbus Hall
Denter
RR. Emmet Baxter
John J. Roberts
James Kenney
Patrick H. Zennan
Robert V. Cleary
Westerly
BR. T
Fire destroys Benton Lumber yard. fireman burned in Cortland
Cortland North Carolina June 25 a blaze swept the Benton Lumber Company yard causing about 100000 dollars in damage and leaving one fireman John Garbarini seriously burned and eleven others scorched as the eastern section of the city was threatened by the fire.
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed By Local Businessmen
New Haven on June 25 saw voluntary bankruptcy petitions filed in U S district court by Blaine E D Arcy a Haz avidyilie grocer and by Andrew Anti pas and Peter Vilinas New Britain restaurant owners. D Arcy showed liabilities of 5021 with nominal assets and the New Britain men filed petitions individually and for a partnership.
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United States District Court
Blaine E. D'Arcy
Hazavidyilie
Andrew Antipas
Peter Vilinas
New Britain
D'Arcy
Lithuanians Invite Debate on Manager Plan Meeting
The Lithuanian Political club will hold a meeting at Linden Park hall tomorrow at 8 o clock sharp to discuss the City Manager form of government. All members are urged to attend and hear a general discussion with speakers from both sides presided by J eph A. Shunskis as chairman.
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Linden Park Hall
Jeph A. Shunskis
Naugatuck Bride Weds Waterbury Man in Home Ceremony
A quiet home wedding took place yesterday on Spencer street as Emily R. Ellis became the wife of Howard C. Bowen of Waterbury with Rev. Sherrod Soule performing the ceremony. The couple planned a wedding trip and will reside in the borough.
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Emily R. Ellis
Howard &. Bowen
Spencer Street
Howard C. Bowen
Waterbury
Sherrod Soule
D. D
Hartford
Miriam N. Huis
New Haven
Hugene H. Ellis
Nanugatuck
Silver Wedding Anniversary Surprise Party
Mr and Mrs Anton Anderson of Galpin Street celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary with a surprise party last Tuesday evening attended by about 30 friends from Waterbury. They were presented with carnations, twenty five silver dollars and other gifts.
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Anton Anderson
Galpin Street
Anderson
Waterbury
Leprosy Scare At Essex County Hospital Grounds
In New Jersey two boys Hale George 13 and Frank George 11 were found to have leprosy at an isolated cottage on the Essex county hospital grounds causing local panic though investigators say no other children at Avon avenue school Newark are afflicted. The Bermuda born brothers were cared by Dr F A Pringle and nurse Mary Motley receiving chaulmoogra oil treatments daily.
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N. J
Essex County Hospital
Hale George
Frank
Avon Avenue School
Newark
George Boys
Bermuda
United States
F. A. Pringle
Mary Motley
Autopsy Links Drug To Woman's Death In NJ Case
Hackensack June 24 Mrs Ethel Wheeler of Harrington Park died from an overdose of cantharides an aphrodisiac drug autopsy report submitted to Bergen county prosecutor A C Hart Maurice During 25 of Fort Lee is jailed on murder charge police say he confessed putting a love potion in her drink at a Fort Lee roadhouse to heighten affections grand jury to reconvene next month to consider murder indictment evidence expected to be presented
Kirkwood Fails to Hold Early Lead in British Open
American trick shot artist Joe Kirkwood opened with a woeful 83 at Prestwick as MacDonald Smith Jim Barnes Abe Mitchell topped betting. Kirkwood fought the heavily trapped course with a 42 on the front nine and 44 on the back, with erratic drives poor approaches and miserable putting.
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Scotland
MacDonald Smith
Joe Kirkwood
Jim Barnes
Kirkwood
Smith
Abe Mitchell
Notice of Probate Hearing in James Bird Estate
District of Naugatuck probate court notices the hearing on July 6, 1925 at 10 a.m. for James Bird Jr to prove a will of James Bird Sr. The order requires publication in a local newspaper and posting on the town signpost, with notices sent to heirs residing outside the district four days prior. FRANK W. EATON appears as the notifier.
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Naugatuck
James Bird
James Bird, Jr
Frank W. Eaton
Bids Sought for Culver Meadows Playground Grass
Bids for the grass work at Culver Meadows Riverside drive Nauga tuck are due by 12 noon on Friday June 26 1925. Submit to Edward J Ahern secretary of the Naugatuck Playground Recreation Association. The association reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Attest Edward J Ahern Secretary.
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Culver Meadows
Riverside Drive
Naugatuck
Edward J. Ahern
Town Hall
Conn
FA. Sears
John Malgari General Mason Contractor Ad
John Malgari listed as general mason contractor at 266 South Main Street with telephone 850 offering plastering stone brick chimney work concrete siderwork and related masonry services as of 5 23 and 2 mos with unspecified details
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John Malgari
South Main St
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