Divine worship gathering for Shepherd lodge members
A special communication of Shepherd lodge No. 78 F and A M will meet at the Masonic temple at 10:30 Sunday to attend church services at the Congregational church. All Masons in New Haven are invited, with Evergreen Chapter Eastern Star joining. from the temple they will march to the church where services begin at 11.
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Shepherd Lodge No. 78
F. W
A. M
Masonic Temple
Naugatuck
Shepherd Lodge
Evergreen Chapter
Eastern Star
Dawes May Not Call on President Coolidge in Swampscott
Vice President Charles Gates Dawes travels toward Boston from Kennebunk amid chatter over whether he will visit President Coolidge at Swampscott. Dawes plans an address in Manchester New Hampshire pushing senate rule changes. Swampscott observers say he is a welcome White House guest. others expect him to drop in without ceremony.
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Boston
Mass
Charles Gates Dawes
Kennebunk
Maine
Coolidge
Swampscott
New England
Manchester
N. H
Senate
Dawes
White House
Swampscotte
Washington
Weather forecast for New Haven with showers likely
The forecast covers Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhodeland with showers late tonight or Saturday morning clearing by Saturday afternoon and a warmer night cooler Saturday. In New Haven and vicinity expect fair skies and a slight rise in temperature with partly cloudy and cooler conditions Saturday. Sun sets at 7 30 and rises at 4 17. Auto lights must be on by 8 o clock.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhodeland
Flying Meet at Bethany Field Detailed Program
Detailed program for the aviation event at Colonial Air Lines Bethany field lists landing and altitude events from 1:30 P M to 5:20 P M with prizes including gold watches silver cigarette cases and cuff links. Events include landing trials altitude race bombing demonstration speed race sky writing stunt flying parachute jumping and a world altitude record attempt.
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Gus Parsons
Colonial Air Lines, Inc
Colonial Air Lines
Bethany
Sky
Sky Writing Corp. of America
U. S. Army
Owen
Drum Corps Field Day Fund Appeal Ends This Week
A booster campaign by the T A Bo Drum corps seeks funds for the Connecticut Fiters and Drummers association state parade and field day in Naugatuck scheduled July 34 and August 1 under local auspices. Organizers aim to close the drive within a week and urge contributions and pledged amounts for public support of one of Naugatuck’s biggest events in fifteen years.
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T. A. Bo
Connecticut Fiters and Drummers Association
Naugatuck
Radio Schedule Highlights From New York Stations 1925
A June 26 1925 snapshot lists WEAF WNYO WJZ WMCA WHN WBZ WGY JAR WCAP KDKA WTAM programs. Dining music, piano duets, orchestras, operas and baseball results fill the night with hotel ensembles and park broadcasts across New York Philadelphia Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
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WEAF
New York
Happiness Boys
Eagle Neutrodyne
Hotel Roosevelt
WNYO
Pilzer
Central Park
Mischa Goodman
Piedmont Trio
WMCA
Hotel McAlpin
Hulzman
All-American Dance Orchestra
WHN
Richman
Alja
Williams
Butler
Roseland Orchestra
Club Alabam Orchestra
Wray
Orlando's Orchestra
Orchestra
Palisade Orchestra
WAHG
Richmond Hilis
Paragon Orchestra
WOO
Philadelphia
Glenside
Adelphia Orchestra
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Hotel Kimball
Singer
Hotel Brunswick Orches‘ta
WGY
Schenectady
Wardman Park
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WTAM
Cleveland
Social notes and local events in Naugatuck area
Twenty years apos and other social items recount visits by P J O Sullivan and Joseph Neal in New Haven and Bridgeport, a surprise party by Miss Mable Ryan, and a letter from Union City ninth graders to Principal Scannell. Local sports, school matters, and railroad double tracking plans are also noted with Chicago and Washington despatches.
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P. J. O'Sullivan
Joseph Neal
New Haven
Bridgeport
Unanimous approval of finance reform law in council
Paris June 26. A ministerial council presided by President Doumergue unanimously approved the finance reform law. The measure aims to unravel the government's tangled fiscal affairs and streamline expenditures and revenue measures.
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Paris
Doumergue
Naugatuck Fish and Game Club Outing Planned for July Fourth
The Huntington Fish and Game club will hold its first annual outing on July Fourth at the grounds around the clubhouse. Members of the Naugu tucky Fish and Game Protective Association are invited, with a large local sportsmen contingent expected. The full day runs from 8 a m until dark with trap and rifle shooting safeties and many contests. Anglers should bring guns and casting rods. ammunition is available on site. A regular meeting of the associationNext Wednesday at 8 p m in the town hall will feature a report from the fish and game committee chaired by Town Clerk Louis Schiller.
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Huntington Fish and Gameclub
Naugatuck Fish and Game Protective Association
Naugatuc Fish and Game Protective Associaton
Fish and Game Committee
Louis Schiller
Miss Agnes Brothers at Mabel Soden Ranson Wedding
Miss Agnes Brothers of Willow Street Waterbury attended the wedding of Miss Mabel Lorrain Soden of Morris Town New Jersey and Howard Stevens Ranson of New Haven son of Rev Charles Newton Ranson recently returned from South Africa. The ceremony was at Center Church Saturday at 4 pm led by Rev Dr Oscar K Maurer. The bridegroom is a Dartmouth graduate.
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Agnes Brothers
Willow Street
Waterbury
Mabel Lorrain Soden
Robert Halliwell Soden
Morristown
N. J
New Haven
Howard Stevens Ranson
Charles Newton Ranson
Mission Fields
South Africa
Center Church
Oscar K. Maurer
Dartmouth College
Miss Brothers
George F. Rabbott
Culvercourt
Albert K. Crandall
Wooster Street
Mary Crossman
and Myrs
Fred McGuire
Hilding Mattson
Oscar Mattson
G. Sankey
James Roy
David Crandall
Nichols
Cheshire
Mir
Fred Lux
M Abner Crandall
Albert FE. Yandall
Drunken Drivers Fined In Westport Court
In Westport town court two motorists pled guilty to driving under the influence and were fined 100 dollars plus costs. George Koppen of Bridgeport and Frank W. Smith of Weston received fines after arrests by state policemen for drunk driving and related collisions on local roads. A separate case saw James K. Stewart of Stamford fined 25 dollars for reckless driving after a crash involving George Brown of Bridgeport. both accidents damaged vehicles on the Post road near Buckley’s Bridge. Brown’s wife and Mrs. Van Etten were shaken but unharmed.
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Westport
Jjune
George Koppen
William Street
Bridgeport
Frank W. Smith
Weston
Koppen
Willan Murphy
Shore Road
Smith
Stephen Stanton
Green Farms
Neminick Giola
Saugatiten
James K. Stewart
Stanley Place
Stamford
Stanton Stewart
George Brown
Goddard Avenue
Soth
Buckley
Post Road
Brown
van Etten
Ridgefield Avenue
Palmer at Connecticut College Young People's Conference
George Palmer represents the Congregational church at the Connecticut Congregational churches summer conference for youths hosted by Connecticut College in Storrs today and tomorrow. Now in its second year, the event seeks to deepen loyalty to Christ and the church, outline the global program of Congregational churches, and train youths to apply Christian living to their local church and community while fostering fellowship among Connecticut's young Congregationalists.
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George Palmer
Congregational Church
Young People’s
Connecticut Congregational Churches
Connecticut College
Storrs
Congregational State Conference of
Connecticut
Congregational Churches
Congregational Churches of
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Torrington
H. H. Gorton
Cliff Street
F. W. Schafter
Edward Saunders
H. H W. Doolittle
G. H. Waite
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Mr. Schaffer
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Mable Ryan
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Union City Schools
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Ethel Brown
Madeline Biggin
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Naugatuck High School
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Chicago
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Industual Congress
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Cambridge
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Riverside, R. I
Mr. Stringer
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Tuckey
Burlington, Vt
A. P. Chapman
Northfield
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Frederick Street
Mansfield. I. Forbell
Rochester Theological Seminary
Seymour
Beacon Falls
Naugatuck Fish and Game Club
Mang
Downstate Organization
Naugatuck Daily
New Jersey
Bridgeport and
Kennedy Store
Everfast Linen
Everfast
F. F. Schaffer
C. T. McCartey
N. Peterson W. T. Rodenbach Ags't Treas
Ndries
Myera Ass’t Treas
Glenwood
Walter C. Gilnack
Church Street
Naugatuck, Conn
Naugatuck Savings Bank
Bank. OF the People
Perry Press
Union City, Conn
Matasonia
Hiart Schaffner
Marx
Dixie
Bradley
Naugatuck Malleable Iron Works
Remington
Fortadble
Peerless Typewriter Exchange
East Main Street
R. J. Kelly
Conn
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Webster Building
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Pelgro
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Max M. Oink
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