Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 3

FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1944 Personal Yorkers Spending Week In Naugatuck The Misses Vivinxi Vinci, Lucy Vi-nc1, and Mary Curclillo tuul Marino of'Nuw York city n.rt' spending th-c week as the guests of Miss I-iiicy Moxxio a-t her homi; on Cocn street. For Hot Weather Visiting In New York City J. rayons and son, Robert, a Qnlnn street arc spending scvoru In York city. Registered At Girl Scout Camp Miss Betty I-ltvrtwel! is rcglstercc the camp session beginning this Sunday fit Crimp Wcciuapuusct the Girl Scout camp, at Wiiterville She is the daughter of Mr. anc Mrs.

Robert Hartwoll of Highland nvcntic. Return From Visit To New York City Mr. and Mrs. John Connolc of North Main street have returned from a several days' stay In New York city, whore they 'were registered at the Commodore hotel. Former Residents Are Visiting Here Mr.

and Mrs. Gillette Noble and son. Hartley, of West Virginia, arc spending a vacation in Nautratuck visiting relatives. They formerly resided on avenue. Returns From St.

Mary's Hospital Mrs. Helen Harvey of Highland nvciuie has returned from St. hospital where she was a surgical patient. Farejveli Party Given J. farow.ell pur.ty was given re honor of John- Stlcn, soi of Mr, and Anthony Fail-child street; and his coufcin Bernard of Waterburyjifat ithc home'of Dr.

and -Mrs. Hurolcl Johnson ot Waterl-own. Both mew. will leave July 17, for In the -U. Spends Several Days At Branf ord Mr.

and Mrs. -Anthony Stein nnd son, Kobcrt, of Fail-child have returned from they have been, vacationing for the past several days. Boy Celebrates His Sixth Birthday Raymond pinkie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dlnlclc of North Mal-n street was given a party yesterday Ire honor of Ihi-s sixth birthday.

M-any games were played and fater refreshments were served. Those present were; DouglasBos- coc, John and Timothy Hanley, Gregory Photon, Thomas Kopp a-nd Donald Saundcrs of New York cMy. Local Sailor Is Due Home Soon Simply ICharming- BOROUGH DAILY DIARY JULY 1944 2 6 4 9 10 II II 14 IJ 16 17 19 20 21 22 24 25.26«2> J9 JO 31 Coming Events TONIGHT Local Sailor On Three Day Leave Ted Mason, 0'. S. Navy recently spent a three tiny leave, with his parents Mr.

nntl Mrs. lid ward Mason of Highland avenue. Local Youth Gees To Camp Mattatuck Hjirtwell. son of Jlr. nnd Mrs.

Pwoberl Hnrtwcll of Highland avenue will leave this week Camp MattfUuck. Plymouth. I 12-42 PATTERN 1200 A spor-ls c-nscnible second to iono- In popularity! The t-hirt-and- horts are in the skirt ii eparatc arul can just be buttoned ivsr Ihc shorts to make it a smart port.s dress. Make the whole set cool seersuckers or-chumbrays your favorite colors. Barbara Bell Pattern No.

1200 designed for 12. 1-1. le, IS, and -12. 1-1, shorts-arid Itirc. requires' 3 0-S yards of 39- inc.li material: skirt, 1 7-S Fresh inspiration for hoi'ne mowing in our new Spring AJ3C Pat- torn.

just off the press. Price 10 cents per copy. Order, an ABC Pattern Book wii-h a 35 cent pattern for 20 cents, plus 1 cent postage. For this pat-tern, send 15 cenls, plus 1 cent for postage, in "coins with your name, pattern number and sine wanted t6 Barbara Nriugatuck Daily Post flee Box D9, Station New York 19, N. Y.

James Pistarclli of High street, well known former employe of the United States Rubber Co. laboratory, who now is a member of the United States Navy, is expected home soon following 'his boot training at the Sampsn Is'aval Training Station, in New York state. Taking Summer Course At Cheshire Only walled city in North America is Quebec, 'Canada. -Donald Narducd, son of-Mr, alid Mrs. D.

N-nrducci of Ward street and David Mutchett, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Mutchcl-t of streo: ure taking the summer course of -study at Cheshire Academy. R. Family On Visit To Town Mr.

and Mrs. John Amoral and daughter, Rosemary, of Bristol, R. arc the gursts of Mrs. Delphinc Vierra of Cherry Hill, Pond Hill. PATTERN No.

B2109 You can use these simple and charming- stitch embroideries for a lovely scarf or for a pair of colorful pillows or even, for cnd- lable doilies. Pattern envelope contains hot- iron l.ransfci-0 for two designs, each about by 8 inches; color stitch illustrations directions. Our 68-page muiticolorcd book of Needle Arts containing five free patterns, and many other suggcs- t-ions for dressing up your -home and yoursolf is now available. Send your request for this book "Vou nrc to tukn-a do- trip. to the with' Klnhcy and his No', Hawaiian bund, appcrulng on utaRo of the State thoatcr, Hartford, todny, and.

Sunday Besides Ills famed Hawaiian or- Klnney also Hcnts -his bl)f tropical "Hiiwallan featuring company of- 00 itrtlftts Including (rlamoroiiN Aloha Mulcls, Ilawiiiian dancers and singers; In "Hula The Coral iNlundem, featuring Al 1'owerH, and 20 of the most hcautlful Hula nationally known huadlln- CTtt arc also In tho Khow, Includ- lri)f Eddlo White, "The SIntfInK Morp and Yaconolll, those 2 hilarious Mexicans, John and Eve Komtny, and others. On tho screen, "Secrets of Scotland Yard." Board. Meeting, Tultle HOUKC, p. m. TOMORROW HcdwlK'n Bazaar, Church Pavilion SUNDAY Now'; At Strand (by word of mouth and who BcqucnUy married Mlllir without paying her father: gypny JclnR; promfMd Police Demetro with having and a police record St.

Bnxuar JULY 17 Rod Mobile Unit, Y. M. A. JULY Blood Bund Concert, Band, The Green Community Slectmcen, and Town Clerk Meeting- for New Voters Town Hull oOo JULY 84 Paper Salvage Collection oOo JULY 35 'Wish You Were to the address listed below, en- -HerC, He JrOpS closing conits (20u.) in coins to cover the cost and mailing charges. Send 11 cents (coin) for Pattern No.

R2JO!) to Naugratuck. Daily News, Needle Arts P. O. Box 172, Station New York 3, N. Y.

Please include zone number. your poital Spending-JSummer At Bantam Lake Vacation Visitor In Rhode Island Josephine Vicrrci. of Cherry Hill, Pond Hill, has just returned from Providence, .1., -where s'ie sp.c:it tho past, two weeks on vacation. ST. HEDWIG'S CHURCH GROUNDS 2 MORE WEEK ENDS JULY 15-16 JULY 22-23 ENTERTAINMENT! PRIZES! Treasure Chest Awards With every Durchase cf $2.00.

or more at the stores listed here you -will receive a key to tho Treasure key that may unlock a prize not only valuable, but beautiful as well. Do your at the below, and take part in this novel and entertaining- contest, that may prove very profitable to you. street is with his Robert of Cliff spending the summer grandmother, Mrs. BrigRs, also of Cliff street, at Bantam-Lake. Local Family Is Back From N.

Y. Mu. and Mrs. Michael Sabio family of High street have returned from New York city where they spent the past week. Capital Center Advises 1-Aers On Regulations Up Beside Her Gary, Charles Roush sat 'down at her desk write her to in the Solomon Islands for two years letter.

"Gee, I wish you were here," Mrs. Roush wrote, and as she looked- from 'her- he. was, grinning at Warrant Officer Roush had written a -letter before he left the island'saying that he was.coming home, letter. but his airplane beat. the Brccn's Sport Shop 207 Church Street Chuck's Friendly Service 109 South Main Street Sweeney's Art 213 Church Street Carlson Furniture Co.

175 Church Street Sodlosky's Drug Store 411 North Main Union City Kwasniewski Meat Market 39 School Street, Union City Zembruski Tailoring: Shop .443 North Main Union City FUN f't. Washington CU Washinston indictees wanting- advice about their pci-sopal problems were re- Kponsibli-; for launching- a program of Draft Aid Centers which the Office of Civilian Defense hopes will become nal.ion-wido, Msr. Verna in charge of the center iliere, which ia serving ns a model for ol.hcr cities, said that the -idea of an advisory service for inclucl.oos and pending lA's' wa-s supKestcd to the district KOV-. ernment by a local newspaper, which had received many queries about allotmon-ls, infant care, and the changing draft regulalions. As a the con-tor, -established in February, answer-, ing nearly 1,000 inquiries monthly nnd -been so successful that OCD Is urging ol.hcr communities to adopt, similar plans and hus furnished local defense council-s with a dccription of -the "Washington' center's operations.

cities already have opcnec centers, modeled Jhe 6n here, while still others arc for mulalimg plans to open laid. The most frequently asked qucs ions are about allotmenls as large numbers of fathers a bc'lnj, Irafted, and raen want to know how their and. children wil be provided for after they go In-Lo the service, Linzcl said. 'Many men, she sai.d, hav no idea -that ths complete maternity and infant care in', cases whcse the fa! l-ri- first- four ''grades the' service. 'Others are concerned about their parents' allotment and w.hal.

be done for children which arc not but whom they have been supportin'g, she Men often come in. accompankd by their wives or children, sometimes the wives and, there is a big rush of business' evory time draft regulation 'Mrs, Linzel She anticipates a new. set of qu'er-. ics now that men n'o longer know'' which service they arc The is ,30 volunteer including: several cci.ve brief courses, in The center to help men 'facing. nduction was established wil.h the approval of Service Hi-" rc.ctor Lewis and has.

he full of the services, 'the 1 Red oth-. cr' agencies. i Temperature Report Red Hermans noticed, the coolness ot the weather last night and took advantage it by hittinK the cotton, and feathers pretty early. The result of this effort this was a wide-awake, ready for anything Red Hermans. Red lljrures on doing: this every night except Saturdays and get rid of all sorts of-pests, bothers the oftl redhead.

Midnight 72 3 a. 08 .6 a. fn. .1 9 a. SI Noon DO 1 p.

91 Paper Salvage Collection Weather Report Massachusetts, Rhode Island and weather-tonight and tomorrow with not much change in temperature. Eastport to Block Island No small 'craft or storm warnings are being displayed. 6.000 OX STRIKE Chicago, July the Chicago Can Companies War Labor Board Chairman William H. Davis has been asked by union and company leaders to take control of the situation. Six thousand workers nf the American and Continental Can Companies walked ojit yesterday.

They are engaged in vital war work. There wore ing 19-12. about 253,000,, milk- on U. S. farms in one-half the relail stores in the U.

S. are so small thai, they hire- n'o employes. Announcement! Our Fruit and Vegetable Season Will Begin Friday, July 21 Wayside Farm Market NmiCiiUick-Waterhiiry Highway JULY CLEARANCE DRESS SHOP MAIN FLOOR Valuei to 8.98 to 10.98 4-88 Values to 16.98 7.88 Includes Prints, solid colors, Jerseys, Spun Rayons in one and two piece To springsl re made -of. plastic materials. OPA Odd Lot Men's, Women's and Boys' SHOES No Ration Stamps Required NEARY "BUIIiDINOr 5 NAUGATUCK Helen and I.ylc Tallrat rhcad the cunt In "Arc Thenc ParcntH," timely film, dcullnjf with parental delinquency which comcN to the Strand thcfctcr, Walerbury, to Gypsy Heir-Apparent Held For Illegal Entry Cleveland heir-apparent to Cleveland's frypsy crown Is in jail here charged with entering the United States illegally from Canada.

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