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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
4
Rev Ed ward L Stevens formerly of Naugatuck celebrated his first Waterbury mass at 9 o clock in St Francis church. The church was crowded as he spoke warmly of returning to Naugatuck and reuniting with old friends and neighbors and thanked them for their kind wishes for his vocation.
J E Bradley and his bride wed in a Rose Garden ceremony attended by family in Huntington and Winchester. The couple plan a Canada motor honeymoon and will reside in Winchester Massachusetts after a summer in Winchester. The bride, graduate of a Philadelphia agents school, wore a white satin gown with lace, orange blossoms and white orchids. Bradley is Harvard 1914 and with Pacific Mills.
Jock Malone a St Paul light middleweight dominates mixed bouts against brunettes while noting Jack Johnson’s defensive mastery. The feature includes quotes on historical colored boxers and boxing styles, plus mention of Oslo news: Christian Michelsen, former Norwegian premier, dies.
Miss Alice T. Clark and Mark A. Tierney were married at St. Francis Church in a June ceremony officiated by Rev. Mathew Tierney. The couple, with a reception at the Clark home, will spend their honeymoon in Canada before starting their married life.
Stanley Hubbell and Spencer street residents spent Sunday with friends at Milford shore. An anniversary high mass of requiem will be celebrated Friday at 8 am in St. Marys church for Hazel Rooney. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Miner of New London visit William Hall Miner’s Hillside Avenue home. William F. Ford of Church Street was a Torrington guest Sunday. Atty Howard F Sweeney and family were at Myrtle Beach for the weekend. The Womens Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church meets tomorrow at 3 pm on Mrs Pearl Eks lawn with Dr John H Bell of New Haven present to speak. The secretary notes Christmas Gift Bags to be brought. Mrs James A Macmillan will lead the program. Mr and Mrs J Frank Jones marked their 16th wedding anniversary at Cemetery Street home with friends and Buckmiller Orchestra providing music. attendees listed.
Willimantic June 29 The seventeenth week of the American Thread Company strike opens with another week postponed in seven Thread Company hous e occupants cases who were told to quit. Strike leaders say victory claimed while workers return to mills today as ceremonies loom July 7 with speakers O Meara and Green.
Ventura, Calif. June 29. Fire has broken out in earthquake stricken Santa Barbara. Reporter R. High says three houses are in flames as water mains are believed broken. Goleta near Santa Barbara was badly shaken and fire destroyed the town. Chimneys wrecked and dishes broken in Ventura but no serious damage there.
A large crowd gathered at Bethany Field for a flying meet amid poor late afternoon weather. Bert Acosta did not attempt a new altitude record due to cloud and safety needs. parachute jumps were postponed as visibility was limited. Highlights included an 8,500 foot altitude race by Lieut. M. L. Elliott and a 12-mile De Haviland contest with near 200 mph speeds. Prizes awarded by Gus Parsons of Colonial Air Lines recognized top landings, altitude, and speed departments with honors for Elliott, Chandler, Cornell, and Garrett among others.
Tony Var gone aged 18 and James Petrona 19 of Bridgeport face Orange town court after a porch break in at Race Brook Country club. A caretaker fired at the intruders after glass broke and restrained them with a revolver until a constable arrived. The pair claim employment with Brooklawn club Bridgeport during the state golf tournament. Club officials report a string of clubhouse robberies yielding loot.
United States Treasury balance reported in Washington as of June 26 shows a figure of 240,1845 166, indicating a substantial balance. The entry records the funds in U S Treasury accounts and reflects customary mid-year accounting.
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