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Naugatuck Daily News

Location

Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1944

Page

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Weather Recording Machine Found Here

A weather recording device, first of its kind seen in town, was retrieved Friday afternoon by local workers. The balloon deployed the instrument to high altitude, where it transmitted data on pressure moisture and heat back to the weather base before landing. Recovery followed. authorities indicate the instrument will be placed at a U S site.

Macuyaduedk Patrick Sue Bete Stile Tt Brea Noostlands Los Warren Alorro Eferehte Tage Otitis Bingenorne Harkins Bfor Toa PHR Beerdie Euptirengz

Miss Nellie Connell Dies At Her North Main Home

Nellie Connell died this month at her home on North Main Street. She was born in Nau Poatack, daughter of the late View and Ates. Survived by two daughters Ma Capita AER nut Nie Prubeet and Whilp of Navaeituck, and Papeedte of Weaterburss. Funeral will be held Thursday at St. Bar's Church with a wake and service.

Nellie Connell North Main Street Seellie Connell Hottie Naupoatack Date View Ates Owen Connell Lpeak High School Eduda Navtaeluck Navaeituck Weaterburss St. Bar's Churel Potermient St. Dige Sebb

Lieut Robinson Stationed At Georgia Air Field

Lieut. Robinson, son of Albert Robinson of Newseatued, Cang., is stationed at a Georgia air field to perform aviation duties. The report notes his prior service at the University of Connebetrett. In a separate obituary, Martha J. Meadenbytt of Morseclet reaches her final rest after a long life. she left behind six children and multiple grandchildren.

Lieut. Robinson Georgia Air Field Mbay Arto Adbert Wotfobinson Moro Albert Plobingson Peperbert Bobinaan University of Conbeetrett

Diary Musings On Softness And Strength In Life

A fragmentary diary-like musing contrasts softness and hardness in life and thought. The speaker riffs on whether gentleness or resilience defines character, using odd metaphors to ponder head versus heart, and hints at inner debate about how softness affects wellbeing.

Local Salvage Drive Set For May 15 and 16

Nougatuck Salvage Committee meets at News office to plan two day waste paper collection. May 15 on the east side of borough with stores included. May 16 on the west side with stores included. Officials present include CL Arthur Feaper, Harold Murtha, Carl N Moore, Ieraneis Chirk, Fire Chief John Sheridan, James I Nissane, Joseph Smith, Clifford Peeple. Placards will be posted on bulletin boards by United States Rubber Co and the Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce to aid cooperation.

Nougratude the News CL Arthur Feaper Chuaaienan van Miermibers Harold Murtha Carl N. Moore Ieraneis Chirk John Ili Sheridan James I. Nissane Nausiatuek Joseph Smith Clifford Peeple United States Rubber Co

Fall Victim Shows No Improvement

Charles Wat of 146 Woodbinnr Street was reported by Waterbury hospital authorities to be in poor condition. Mir Wayt’s note has been on the danger list since Thursday afternoon. The aged man fell in the driveway near his home Tuesday afternoon, sustaining head injuries and was rushed to the hospital in the community ambulance.

Charles Wat Woodbinnr Street Waterbury Hospital Mir Wayt

Communion Breakfast At St Fred Wig’s Church

About 100 mothers and daughters are planned to attend the Our Lady Sodality event Sunday at St. Fred Wig’s Church. Mass at 9:30 will precede a breakfast in the church hall, with Rev. John S. Wanat as speaker. Committee members include Gladys Swirski, Trene Loman, Amelia Lucas, Virginia Yapatka, and Albina Waranowicz.

Our Lundy Sodality St. Fredwig’s Gladys Swirski Trene Loman Amelia Lucas Virginia Yapatka Albina Waranowicz John S. Wanat St. Jiedwi's Church

National prominence given Bristol Co. work

The May issue of Steps of the Times highlights The Bristol Company display at the Labor-Management War Production Board exhibition in Washington. Carl Whitney designed posters used at the Waterbury plant, with John Cheplick providing photos. The article notes posters educate workers, boost morale and production, and describes Whitney's process and color work. It also mentions War Bond scoreboards and a $105,000 Treasury goal achievement.

Times Bristol Company Labor-Management War Production Board Washington Hivistol Company Carl ‘Whitney John Cheplick Waterbury Writ! Whitney Whit Treasury Fla

Jeff's Restaurant Ad Touts Home Style Meats

Advertisement notes delicious meats of the home cooked type at Jeff's Restaurant located at 22 Church Street. It asks if you have seen their dining room and invites patrons to visit.

Jeff's Church Street

Crowning Ceremony at St. Hedwig's Church Sunday

The Roman Catholic St. Hedwig's in Union City hosts the annual crowning of the Blessed Virgin statue Sunday at 7 30 p m. Our Lady Sodality members will crown the statue with Miss Gladys Swirski. attendants include Miss Irene Loman and Miss Virginia Aupathka. crown bearer Miss Sabina Waranowicz. A candlelight sodality procession, new member induction, a sermon by Rev. John Orshowski, and a St. Hedwig choir musical program follow with Grunod's Ave Maria performed by Mrs Teresa Soliwocki.

St. Hedwig's Union City Our Lady Sodality of the Church Gladys Swirski Irene Loman Virginia Aupathka Sabina War- Anowicz The Sodality Wanda Adamski Helen Inicek Wwlizabeth Rynacki Helen Nowosielski Dorothy Pawlowics Alfreda Cypriano Loretta Wacekowski Genevieve Buraczewski John Orshowski Waterbury

Earthquake Felt Near New York Centered Far Away

A slight earthquake centered about 2100 miles away, likely to the southwest, was recorded by the Trordham University seismograph last night. The quake was not severe.

New York Trordham University

Arrest in Murder Ties to Fleetwood Hotel Trunk

Chicago police report arresting a man in a murder case where a woman's body was found in a trunk linked to a Fleetwood hotel. A towel bearing the Fleetwood hotel name was in the trunk. the victim may be related to the suspect, with descriptions suggesting a sister-in-law named Anparo Lopes. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.

Chicago Sas Angeles Ricardo Mora Mora Chicano Los Anenedes Fleetwood Hotel

Vermont group seeks national sympathy over dam plan

Vermont residents oppose a federal project called Woest Dummerston claiming it would flood seven villages. The committee appeals for nationwide support to block the dam and protect local communities.

Xenttlehbore Vermont Dummerston

Borough Board Meets At Town Hall Monday Night

The Naugatuck welfare board will postpone its meeting to later in the month as the borough board meets this Monday night. The board plans to appoint a member to the board of relief, with William Mariano’s three year term expiring this year. Henry Titley’s term as part time assessor expires June 15 and a Republican successor may be appointed this month or next.

Naugatuck Welfare Board Borough Board Lee J. Brophy Board of Relief William Mariano Henry Titley

Teachers Deny Defeating Rep Painter Plan

A Naugatuck teachers group representative denies claims that the union killed Rep William Painters post war public projects fund motion. He says the motion was not seconded and died before any vote, reflecting the assembly's true stance.

Rep. Painter Naugatuck Teachers’ Group William Painter

Supply Lines Of Nazis In Italy Bombed By Allies

Allied air chiefs report crippling blows to Nazi rail supply lines in Italy through April, with every rail yard north to Warence knocked out and supplies to German armies reduced to a trickle. Brigadier generals Baker and Cannon outlined increased Mediterranean air strength and plans for eroding enemy reserves as raids into Romania disrupted Campina’s oil facilities and rail yards amid ongoing Italian land fighting.

United Press Italy Warence Baker Mediterranean John J. Cannon Cannon Saker RAI Romania Campina Ploesti Pas de Calais France RAF

Nauga tuck Paper Salvage Committee Donates to Cancer Campaign

The Naugatuck group voted unanimously to give 50 dollars to the national cancer prevention drive. Mrs Edna Fenniman, the local representative, was notified of the decision and praised the committee for supporting the educational effort to fight a leading cause of death.

Naugatuck Paper Salvage Committee Campaign For Edna ©. Fenniman Naugatuck T Fenniman

Soldier Burnes Wounded in Italy Near Anzio Front

Sergeant Ledward J. Burnes of the United States Army infantry, a well known local figure, has been wounded in Italy. His aunt Mrs. Mary Ash of Olive Street has been notified. Burnes, from Clinton, has strong ties to Naugatuck and the local family, and the injury report states a knee wound sustained on the Italian front near Anzio around March 1, with a satisfactory recovery underway.

Ledward J. Burnes United States Army Infantry Italy Mary Ash Olive Street Burnes Clinton Naugatuck Barnes Anzio

Fare Reduction in Lynn Sundays Five-Cent Rides

Lynn Mass May 6 The Inastern Massachusetts Street Railway lines in Lynn will drop fares from ten to five cents on Sundays. The reduced rates operate within city limits up to 1 p m and are expected to boost church attendance.

Lynn Mass Massachusetts Street Railway Company

Major Delmore promoted in U.S. Army chemical warfare branch

Fred J. Delmore, former Boston Valley resident now in Maryland, is promoted to major in the U.S. Army chemical warfare branch after previously serving as captain. He worked as a federal food and drug inspector and was a professor at Edgewood arsenal. The widely noted figure had ties to Beacon Valley and Bristol Terrace and once led a Waterbury luncheon club meeting during a talk.

Fred J. Delmore Boston Valley United States Army Chemical Warfare Mr. Delmore Beacon Valley Bristol Terrace Maryland Federal Pure Foods and Drugs Armed Forces United States Edgewood Arsenal Major Delmore Waterbury

Legion Auxiliary Plans Paying Respects to Nellie Connell

Members of the American Legion and its auxiliary will meet at the legion home at 8 o clock tomorrow evening and march in a body to pay respects to Nellie Connell former auxiliary member at the alder home on North Main street

American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary Legion Nellie Connell Auxiliary Alder North Main Street

Rural Letter Carriers Convention Set Tomorrow in Beacon Valley

Branch 29 Connecticut chapter of the National Association of Rural Letter Carriers holds its annual convention starting at 10 a m tomorrow at Beacon Valley Grange hall. About 100 rural mailmen attend with Patrick F E Snerue of the local post office chairing arrangements. The Ladies Auxiliary also meets in a joint session with Mrs Statlinger of New York presiding.

Branch 29 Connecticut The National Association of Rural Letter Carriers Beacon Valley Grange Hall Patrick FE Statlinger New York

Metro Music Mart Ad Promises Hard-To-Get Records

A street advertisement highlights Metro Music Mart at 88 Church Street promising availability of hard-to-get records, inviting buyers to visit the shop for sought after titles.

Metro Music Church St

Fire safety call from Marshal urges local vigilance

The Marshal Michael F Shea urged residents to prevent fires during house cleaning season. He warned that spontaneous ignition is possible from oil rags dusting supplies and exposed paint cans, and warned against pennies in blown fuses, gasoline fumes, and uncontained cleaning liquids. He advised securing matches, knowing fire alarm box locations, calling 2233 for the fire department, and installing outdoor sill cocks with at least fifty feet of hose for emergencies.

Michael F. Shea Naugatuck

Gifts for Mother's Day at Ra phae ls on Church Street

Advy promotes Mother’s Day gifts at Rafael’s shop located at 108 Church St offering a range of beautiful practical items for the occasion.

Raphaels Church St

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