Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 2

Page Two NAUOATUCK DAILY NEWS GUAM MAY -UK -N-BXT Washington, Ur.ltinl S'utCM yay the steady find ah- affoti- Klvo Guam nuiy prcsjiKe nn American effort lo rocplure tfie Islnna. Guam -has Murt'ei-'i'd cljiht in six iluyM, latest reported raid was a nnvixl assault Sunday. As We WERK A liliiiil man solved a major In. problem. of arin- not he ill pultlt till- flllohliKlit u.siHl lo it he liy 'the eneiiiy.

The sumir nlijccflon applied to phusplHir- c-Ni-ent lettering. "Why not Use riil.si'il letter." iisldT 11 blind veteran, "ami read liy Swell, said someone. And ralset lettrring it Siecanio, Army horses overseas Xftting their buy In tho form pclk'ts. For cargo spacii fa too precious to ship the rea thing. BEACON FALLS l'N I'Jioiie Hair-Do For Collaborationist T)lil you cvrr wonder wlior those nrwHpiipt-rs you in th movies wllli lirmillno that It ritflit into (he plot, conn- LNimlly friim one I lot lyu'iKid who up tlii type, prints iniiximiim of copies, jfi'ts a cirrulatloti, It l.s i-xtlmutcil.

of fifty mlllluii. Ills iidinrV Juirl iltiy.s, A tttprimlnx' was the beginning of tho steam engine. A xti'irt on the clothes lino on ft windy iluy was tile forerunner of the balloon. A spiders web luld to r.hu suspension bridge. A swlnjritij: lantern inspired the pendulum.

A falling apple, uncovered tho law of grnviintlon. Opportunity? ll'u right where you are. families would never prrii-iK-r financial difficulties If i-xpi'iisfs could proprrlly siuici'il. Hut U.H every, tiiinlly huvr (lln- conci-rliiiK ami way of liitppi-iiini; nil at and ju.si. when cu.sh rt'srrvi's Hfi; at their It i.s at thi.s point that N'ainjatllcl; Nallcnal LOAN Ml.x- inrs.4 mid Kouil Many family could tell you experience what a boon it IIU.H liiren to them.

And it can he lo you also, jf you face a financial of tiny kind, cull, wrll.u, or phone IWMti. It will lake hut 2-1 hours tn Ret our loan ('heck Into your hands. you may take a full year to repay It in smal, cotivcnlvnt, monthly Inslallmenl.s. -'Cost: Only per year per $100 linr- rowed Tho propellers on a plane 1'ly- per hour, niovu 'ic nearly twice l.he speed of sound. Bingo To Be Resumed At Church Basement Friday Bingo play returns to Beacon Falls Friday night SI.

church The playing- will start at p. m. The bingo parties had been suspended since last month, while work on tihc basement floor was being done. The floor was varnished and waxed, and with the shortage ot help, t-hc work look a consid erahlo Ic-iiRth of The hall was redecorated earlier this year. Tux Office Open Tax Ceilloctor Ralph TucUei- will he at his office from 7 to in.

Friday iiifjht. on present tax can be made at thrU time. 111 liMjM' Mrs. Imperato, Mnin street, is ill in her lionise, forcing her to be -away from he'r business fUuMishment until tho e.r.cl of. Ihe month.

Cclchralcs ISIrtiuluy Joan Ann Vcocliio, ti.iujih of Mr. and Mrs. Antiliony Del Voc- chio of Kailroad avenue, celebrated her fourth birMulay T.Jii> youngster was a which utlcnilerl by the children of I ho neighborhood. Death Claims Twin Son Of famerzel Family Howard W. T-Camerxol, one-day kl twin son of Mi 1 arid Howrd Kntuerxol of 21 Hnrd 1 Tuesday in tho Wjitorljury lospital.

loaves besides his parents, ci Istor, Carolyn, and his twin brother, Henry. The funeral was hold today at 9 a. m. from the BucUmillor funeral homo with Rev. Arthur Lewis, rector of St.

Michael's Episcopal church, olllciatlnff. Burial was in Hillside cemetery. atuckfire Mar alters Fire Marshal Michael P. Shea, In'' his report to the board of warden and nijjllt, "rear wall of build- Inp on 1 South as the Rubin 'buildinp and owned by' 1 'the psborn Realty is in. "very ijonditlon J.o 'fact ith'e wall is intj "Ha-rry Rubin, for building-, has been notified, and.

is taking stops to- effect repairs, Mr, Mr, Shea, clloti' oil "drums on from 74 South'Main -street, an also causing a "very condition. oil the rear i porcheH and owners of the drums were ordered ta remove -I hem, and have clone so, the marshal added. A total of 600 gallons o't oil' 1 involved, Mr. Shea said. Progress been made on inspection 'of the tenement block at the corner of'Clty Hill street and street, known as the and l-ho marshal -'plans to discuss Ihe 'matter wli the owncs n' -Improvements for -better facilities in 'case of fire will be supgcsl- ed' jit ICO Spring- strcot.

John F. Sullivan'has agreed to remove a casualty hazard at. iliis building' by removing- back porches and in.stul- Jation stairs and porches, M.he report shows. The escape the Osbornc Realty Co. property, known as liho old Mines hall hazard, Mr.

Shea said, and will be torn down. Successor Cotton Hdlow Social Club Meets At Mrs WilnirRncdo's T-lio Cotton Hollow club will gather tomorrow night Die home of Mrs. Wilma Ruccio. All members of the club mro re quested to attend as plans for th annual picnic -will be discus-red and 1 The club will also lake action on oblalnng now flags for Cot ton Hollow Honor Roll. Tn Will port, -Pa.

Lois Sellinger, a. trainee nurso at St. Raphael's' h03.pit.al in Ne-w, Haven, is the week in Williamsport, Pcnn. Miss Sellingc-r will return al the end of Mic Now York party nttined Paul K. ')mtrlck '(above), Buffalo, X.

'new 'chiilrman. Ifc the who a 'tiMtlmoiiliil- dinner Birthday Friends will fete Doris Ncodham Friday with a party. Needham is celebrating another birthday. if I veil hlti A 'lh 'Xcw (fnteriiii- Town's Expenses or Funerals WII.7.IAM A. people I'XCCpt and pnginrcrN mm- how (li'strtiL'tlvr wound WHVI-H may hreomr.

Tln-y 1 ma- ol Jfla.s.H, loosen plaster, daiaage ly inilcMlruclllilf oh.jrrt.s. TuUf tin- iininnffli-il t-xhaiiNt from a lUrsrl i-ngliur. The fnst- moving rxImilM icnscH produce likr the rapid fire of small cannon. Snund wavi'S iniivr in all illn-etlnns. Nearby nhji-cts lip these vibrations and, if iiappcn to nvspmul frei-ly to flu- same fn.

1 may ISrick have Itwn cracki-d liy sustained pulsations oT niodcratr Int'-n- since a hltf company i.s inj; a of nol.si- ihuriaKi' tlirmiKh the sale of its spi-clalty, tin: JJili-Kess Mx- hanst SnulilMT. The funeral of William A. Fulmer, Cl. of 101 Ateadow street, who died Tuesday at the Waterbury hospital fiftrsi 1 a long illness, ho Friday at 2:30 p. m.

in Wiliiamsport, with burial in Wilflwood comutury there. Tho body has boon sent to the Xoll home, Williamsport, and friends may call tjinro Thursday from 3 to and 0 to 8 p. m. For collaborating ivitli the 2'1-year-old Grande GuiJlotte; IFrenoh girl who lives in Normandy, received a new catc.hing hut di-fiuitrly not fashionable. This sftquttncu of pliotoH shows tin? shearing in three Two 'Prunr-h patriots (top) drag tin; reluctant.

Graiidi; out into open. While one n'Ktrainp her (n-iitvr) the young man with thn scissors sols lo. What he lacks in professional ability, he compensati's for with' i-nMiiislasm. Tin; Cask is completed (bottom) and the collaborationist sheds tears as slu- automatically tries to fluff- a that no longer exists: (international) now on fishermen may and philosophize unham- piiriid by nuci-sslrv of hokl- infr the rod or watching for nibble. Fur someone Just a light bulb th'it bo- Instantly illuminated when a fish bites.

Today's am-cilotc: Jlrpuw oiioe (ihiyi-il a' trluk ipon MarU Twain on an occu- wlii'H Iliey wt'ro holli lo speak at a 'J'wain poke first and was received vith gri-at litpi-w'H turn mini! Iminedluliv aflerward.s he said, "Mr, master, l.ndl.'s aiul Hefore this dinner Twain and 1 made an greeiiient to trade spefrlu'S. le lias just delllvered mine and grateful for tin- reception on nfconled It, regret ihat I lave lost his speech and cannot inelnlH-r a tiling lie had lo say." Jle sal- down midst laughter and applnusf, It tnltos 37 tons of blueprints to build one hattlOMhlp. Saiil AJdous Jlu.xley: "Kxperl. ence Is" wlmt happens to man. It Is mini docs witli what happens to him." THE NAUGATUCK NATIONAL BANK Mctnlxir of DvpniiU Corporation.

MKS. AGXKS 11IGI.NS Tho funeral of Mrs. Agnes (Church. 1 Hlggin.i, wife of Horace Aetna streot. who died Sunday night, will he held this afternoon at p.

m. at tho Alderson funeral home. 201 Meadow P.ovy. Kdward n. Hancc, Congregational church will Illciato and burial will be in Gi-ovc cemetery.

were Leonard s-on. Allan Edward Lawson. Wilfred Jordan. William 'Luddy and Donald Coviello. MAN.

FIM; A SMTP Camp (UP) Maj. D. A. of MM Postal 3rarich. -A'PS.

told postal graduates ai tho. nuartormaner schoo here-' trial piec- o-s of moil wore cluring- May, enough 'to load a Liberty ship. Tobin, Boston Mlayor, Wins Democratic Nomination In Mass. Boston. July I2--(U Maurice J.

Tobin of has made his victory in Ihe race for Democratic nomination for governor more complete. As re- lui-ns from the last Tew precincts in Mo.ssa.chuscil'5 rcportod. To hin's -has gono to 12.1,SD7. While his npponor.l. State Trcas- X.

T-Iurley. hnj 72.15C. Hurley long- ago conceded his do- feat. 'I he Tobin-Hurlay contest was the major issue ot the Bay State- primary. Tobin oppossc Lieu-, tenant-Governor Horace T.

for the governorship in November. Cahili was unopposed for the Republican nomination, to succeed Governor Lcverol.t. Gov-. arnor in turn, was un- Republican nom-. Local 45 Will Meet On Friday '15, Tho regular mne'ti'nfr of Local Uniled Rubber of icn.

will he 'held on Friday night at. Linden Park. President Goorgre n.nnouncod today. Stephen hns been chairman of Ihft outing commMLee' of Local and plans arc now go-, ing forward "this event. Mr.

Knapik will name his stib-coinmit- tec chairmen hi: near fui.ure'. it was indicated today. gas stoves, conlni'ning. r.o rnni-o llian 100 prnmrl.c of iron and steel, will have 1C.000 pounds of r.ritinal ifmterials this year. Past Three Months Expenses for the borough In the first quarter of the fiscal year totaled slfghtly more than one- fourth of total budget of $002,387.1.

Borough Clerk Charles F. Daly reported at last night's meeting of the board of warden and huj-gesses. Total expense for the first three months Ilscal year, up to June 30, was 'This leaves a balance of for the remaining nine months. I Departmental expenses were: administration, appropriated spent, public safety ap-. p'ropriated S80M7.

spent, left S. education, appropriated, spent, left health nnd sanitation appropriated tll.800, spent, S3.829.S4, left, S7.980.-1G; -jjublic welfare appropriated, spent left. 718.9-1.: public works, appropriated, SCS.OOO, spent, S15.S39.39, left, special np- ropriatcd, spent, left, ROMANTIC FILM LEAD NW AT THEATER Couple File Wedding Intentions Phyllis Aldrich, nnd- Felix Salinardi, 2-10 Scott strent, filed intr.ml.ions of marriage at the off.icc Town Clerk Raymond J.usl, lo. keep the record strninrlH w.lian' you sec Turran Bey kissing hand in Ihe Techhi color production, "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves," now at Lho Gem theater, 'the gesture will b( 'g-entlemanly and polite, bulk won't technically correct. Turhan Boj knows-it; Maria Montez knows it- Universal studios trouble" to'write in and loll'Ihem so.

You see, Miss is playing a -princess 'of. BagOad in thli teenth century. Turhan Hey plays her. bodyguard and slave. Arabian slaves era didn't kiss -Lhelr mistress'-.

or even touch t.h«t). TJjoy would have been killed if they.did. "AJi Eaba and'the Forty Thieves" employed a teolinical adviser, Jamiel-Hassan, an Arab from an im- to point out just such ilic'film's when Turhan. Bey bowed low to his' instead of 'kissing:" hi.s techni- he'should, thescenes: seemed stilled and formal, tiliat 'Producer -Paul Malvern "American goers won's- like neither wil'l Turhan Bey's: fans." So "Turhan will kiss Maria's hand, an hislorically' inaccurate -but one hi.s fcminfno lowers will like and understand. The'-Turkish Turhan does it very well.

Agreement Reached On War Prisoners ons Ixindon, July and Germany have reached an agreemenl, involving l.he exchange or all imprisoned Nationals, wilh certain exceptions. This was announced today by British For'-isn. Secretai-y Eden. Switzerland will act as an intermediary. Excluded from agreement are merchant seamcji.

persons not wishing: to be sent homn, those whose miglit harmful to Ihe detaining- power. and Uiose pei-sons in prison for breaches of' common 'law. Eden -lid tha exchanges of other Nationals will be numerically equa' -o far a.s possible. C.C.MURPHVCi TABLE and BQUDOIE NAUGATUCI HARDWARE House And Lot On Forest St. Sold According to 'a waranty -deed iled at office of Town Clerk '-aymond J.

St. John, Joseph Sar- lonio sold a house lot on Forst street lo William 'JV Halloran. Dcnmavk is -twice as large in area as. CIGAK.KTTK SMOKKRS gton, July irettc smokers citlier will have givo up tho or become econciled to missing their favor- "on AuLh- "itatlvi; government souroes say there will be plenty of for civilians, but the populalh brands may unOergo the same fate as cigars. Civilians can get a certain number of cigars, but not always old' NOTICE! TO OtJK NAUGAT-IJCK-- STOKE CCSTOMERS! Due tn war lime condllloca, are compelled to clou; out gutuck xlore.

CAtt For the day our Route on your street. Free Telephone Serriet For N'nuifjituck Cuttonwn Gall Enterprise, 4700 SHALETT-LUX 38 K. Main -Main Office 22 Walnut St. En Waturtown N'auttMk MiddJcbury 12 I A S2-PIECK (for SCHNEER CRTDIT JIWIIH' South it A submarine -needs pounds of. lead for storage batteries and 200,000 pounds for alt.oi<:;lh- er-ns much lead as goes into thousands of aulomobilc batteries.

PIERPONT'S IIAMC WAK BONUS AND -STAMPS of 21 Hard street. Funeral today at o'clock from Euckmillor Burial in Hillside cemetery. Buckmiller Funeral Home 22 PARK PLACE Telephone 4334 Announcing NEW STORE HOURS From 9:00 to 6:00 thurs. From 9:00 to 9:00 Mon. Wed.

Frj. -Sat. We feel certain that with! these new store hours you will get adequate service in your "ability to secure your record'needs. "TT CONTINUED 47th Birthday Clearance Full Stock of New Riecords w'hen. they-arc business.

Try us tl.ie next time yoiviiii.y.e.tlie tirge to hear' ono'cl' iicM'est bnncl or' vocal mimbers. Classical Music Interpretation By Miss'E. Roberts; will be ploasod yon stop in Monday nnd Wednesday evenings :l.ier''ypyi.r'«:Uf- fcreril; questions on the many are bothcriny you. -i Marjorie Doolittlo iis coiistantly in to assist in your selections and to liel.p yon in cinv way. 8 Church St.

3.0O 7.0O 9.00 12.OO were to 16.95 were S.95 to 12.95 were 10.95 to 14.95 were 14.95 to 16.95 were 16.95 to 22.95 Additi.ona-1 rodnctions in this- nmmal clearance of quality For Juniors, Misses Women. NO RETURNS NO EXCHANGES I 33-35 east: iijain street.