Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 2

Page Two NAUGATUCK DAILY NEWS WEDNESDAY, JULY 19. XKWSI'AI'KllMAX STK1CKHX Boston, July A vct- onvn" Boston newspaperman if cloud at hospital. V. Mc- Cormuck of Charlcstown collapsed noiir the old police headquarters that he hud covered for 20 years asa Ccston Traveler reporter. McConuacli was olcl.

As We WERE Thiil iini-ltilnl the world's pnpiiliitliiii ix fell liy tho olhi-r nomiikl ncriiiuitioii in fill-mini: or 1 IK of minority wonder If wo arc so lin- purliiiit all. Tin; World's .1 house or- pin published by Orvill" K. Iti'-'d, Advertising. Ilowcll. Michigan, ft Is cnllucl and is printi'tl oom- pli'tc on one side of penny post card.

Democrat Convention Gets Underway At Chicago Today Reds Seek Tannenberg Vengeance Yon know, of emir. 1 1 that wnni- pitiu VVIIH iiMt-d for money In eiirly Ciiliinlul days. Kilt did know Unit other of HH'ludecl dried (mill-Is, powder, corn, fire water (wniskcy). Imiiil-n-roiitflit ten- peimy nulls, furs, In its confidential between dopartment.M, the main office ii nd brunches, (Mich.) Is now usinK rmmrn of its men in service an codi: words. vou u.se tho term "two lilts," you know It (imrter.

Idit huve you im.v Idea It The ilulkir was cut up Into the famous or eiicht separate pieces for LSI- u.s ehuiiKe. And each pleee to 12 1-- cento, or nnpcdotii: VVnlkinK with friend one clay, Friix Krelsler a larjsO fish shop whore fine cinch of codfish, with muihs open and eyes staring, vere ari'anpnl in a row. Kroi.s- suddenly stopped, looked at them, and clutching hi.s friend by (hi- arm, exclaimed: "Heavens; That reminds should bu rilayinK at a. concert!" Thanks to the 72-ton Miirtln Mars, ulrcruft operutlnc costH low enough to compete with sur- faee are now within slight. lo cents is its present per-ton- cost.

While the new WMull transport, now Imllt for the V. S. Xnvy. with phuirs the first onk-r, will have an operating- cost of "nut 10 cents per ton-mile at per cent capacity, with ton-mile opemlinK cost of 7 cents In Fnr your nttcntlon thl.s 1 Cleaa, repair and recondition yiiur or convert your heutlnK to Have fuel winter, Is Sum's earnest request to all the nation's hume owners, He suyx: 'Tmmediate action nuiat bo taken 1C distress for lark o'' fuel is to be avoided," And. for the same reason, he wunt-i you to install insulci- liori, storm doors, storm windows and.

He tHls us that in this year's coal production alone then; Is an an tinipaleil tleficit of Ions, Still hu yoi kui-p your home in the best repair. I'm on new roof il neci'Msary; now floors, new sido- wall.s, I-'ix I he plumbing and Repair wulk.s and fences. Paint and redecorate. Do everything possible tu prevent your property from run- nlm; down. As for the monoy, we are authorized to furnish a you rn-ed in tlie form of an LOAN co-st- inK but year er burrowed, and payable in small, convenient monthly installments over an extended period.

Why not drop in today and that work started? Said Set. Ray lluyi'H, Leeshurjr, sprtikliiK his experiences In "It's a sort of spooky feeling In KroplK); your way in rlty of popiilntlon, with not 11 to be anil with no lights." Birds build nesrs. But no bird ever tried to build more and larger than its neighbors; no fox ever fretted because ho hurl only one hole in which to hide: squirrel ev'-r died of anxiety lest he should not lay up nuts for- two wln- r.ers instead of one; no ever lost sleep over the V.ict that he did not have enough bones buried in the ground for his do- r-lining yon.ru.— Christian Observer, Snid Hope Hawkins: "Kconomy is Ki'ing without you do want In cnsi- you should, some day, want somethinir which you probably won't want." THE NAUGATUCK NATIONAL BANK Mcrnhnr ot InMtirnnco Corporation (Hy tJnltnd There may be some preliminary battles hefore the Democratic national convention ftct.s to tho main (iKht over who will be President Roosevelt's fourth-term running-mate. The llrst IlKht may center on the sontinj; of thu TOKHS delOKii- tlon. The Lone Star State hns two Hepurate at the tho who are opposed to a fourth term.

And a rump delegation supporting the president. The rump delegation Is primed for a last-ditch to Ret orllcl.il recognition from the credentials committee, II' they don't there, they plan to tfo before the whole convention In nn effort to unseat tin- anti-fourth term Texuns. The reKuliir Texas deli-K-a and those from Louisiana and Mississippi have joined forces to place in nomination the name of Senutor Harry Byrd, of Virginia for openly admit they can't President Koosevult's rc'tioin- inuiion. but they insisL on voicing their opposition. The same threo state delefrations also have joined in opposition to any planlc in the Democratic platform which calls for social equality amorij; the races.

The battle for the is a bnck-stnKC al'Cuif 1 Vice- Pre.sidenc Is inorninj; to tnkr personal command uf Ills campniKn for renomination. He has the bluest number of pledged or promised votes, but not enough yet to win. And it appears now that the man he'll have to beat is Senator Harry Truman, of Missouri, chairman of the senate's war effort in- vostijjatinK committee, Truman is now considered the man about a do-ten dnrk-horse candidates. And if Wallace fails to win renornination on the Mrst Truman's stock is expected to rise sharply. Woman Heads Ballet Dancers Now- York, July P) Blanche in opor.i become tho first woman to head a major ballet company, She has boon seloct- as m.inn>rin>r director of the Ballot Internationale which will open in York about the middle of October.

The new director is the widow of Herbert Metropolitan Opera general manager and noted basso. She served as secretary of tho Opera board of governors for live years after her husband's death in 1935. New Generals Join Eisenhower London, July 10 new additions to the headquarters stuff of General Eisenhower have just boon disclosed. They are Lieutenant General F. played a Vital role in planning the CIcner.lI Sir M.

was on General Eisenhower's staff during the African cam- pnlyn. The two jrencrnls accompanied the supreme Allied commander to it luncheon honoring Secretary of Henry L. Stimson yesterday. The letter at the start of a doctor'-! prescription' stands for the Latin "recipe." UUY AND STAMPS PIERPONT'S For Over 50 Years The Store of Quality, Value and Service REGISTERED DIAMONDS nrf (Inly lllMl Hi-ulx'i-riMl ivllh tlM- ini-rlf-nil Crju your tiHiriuiU'i- uf nui- Viilrrt DIKD Klil.KV, Mrs. Mary A.

of 22 Ouk street, July 33, ID'M. Funeral Friday at a. ni. from the residence to St. Francis' church nt 0 o'clock.

Burial in St. Jamc.s 1 cemetery. Buckmiller Funeral Home 22 PARK PLACE Telephone 4334 LITHUANIA PRUSSIA TANNENBERG Borough Quiet Morning With Only One Hearing In borough court this-morniing, Judpe Thomn-s Neary fined Hugh G. McDonald, SOI North Main street, $5. no.

charge oC passing a. 'rod Ho was found not gruilty on a charge of operating n. motor vehicle under the influence of liquor. McOoreikl was by Officer George Kog-at oni the nijrrlit. of July 7.

James Palmer, -131 Rubber avenue, forfeited a $3 bond by Cu.il- Inir appear. Ho was booked for going- a nlop.slgn. Ho arrosi.ed 'onrly Sunday morning by Patrolmen James Fenton oivlJohn These were the only cases in 1 boorujrh court this morning. COTTON HOLLOW Cotton Hollow Soldier Home On Furlough Pv.t.'KennoMi Taylor, son of Mr. and Wilfred Taylor, is homo on a furlouuh.

Taylor is stationed at Ca.rop Hood, TOXMS. in Helen Click is spending n. week in Plainville with i-ulativas. Lunchbox Meals Should Be Planned rVV 1 CZECHOSLOVAKIA Continuances Given Circus Officials Tiuinuiilierff, scene of Itussian clcliaclc In (1) iiR-aln pronilses to assume a vital historic this lime the Uiisslans MI-O little chaiice of wulkini; Into trap. Riither, tin; victories around 'Grodno mill Kaunas and the st.lfl assault against Kikst 1'rnsKla glVRH Indication that Tanneiilii.TK will he put through iismil army outflanking routine and the terrific defeat of another war will avenged.

In JOI4, however, the Kussians met one mtint.crush- ing denials of tin- war in tile area marked hy tho mimernls 1 und About men were lost and Gim. Samsonov killi'd. (Intor- naUonal) Local Missionary Chaplain In France A local Army cha.plain is scrvinK with the invasion forces in France, was learned tlii; morniing. Capt. Owen Leary.

wrote his Tathci-. J. T. Luni-j- of Oak si reel, that he i.s in France. The former missionary says in his leltr-r th.it although living in fox is not comfortable iis beds back home, the men arc satisfied.

Capt, Lenry enlisted in 'the Army two years aifio wns stationed at Pino Bluff. N. Y. A veteran of the first World War. Capt, La.iry has been overseas for -several months.

A graduate of St. Bonaventurc. college, where 'he was a member of the football Rev. wns formerly' a missionary will: the order. One ished ing lo July police court continuance been granted in the cases of five circus officia.ls held on technical manslaughter charges, in connection wll.h the July Gth fire at Hartford.

1 Because several investigations made into the fire are still' incomplete, -the ca'sss havo beeiv over until the lli.li of August. Tho bond, in each remained the same. Meantime, 33 other circus performers and employees have, been named in a coroner's warrant, insuring their, presence u.t an inquest to fix responsibility for the disastrous fire in which 303 lives; were lost. planning'is ns.senli.il to well balanced liuie.h bn.x stated Elivcabelh C. Nic-lsci-son, eclor, Public 1 leu 1th In- Btrucljon, weekly of l.h'e'.

Connecticut Stale Department of Much 'loo iil.t!s is given to what goes into the 'daily Niclter- As aid in obtaining varied yet, nourishing meals, she suggested using- a meal pattern. pa! tern of milk or some other protein as meat, eggs or baited beans, fruit or a raw vegetable, or both, bread and and if Ringling Bros. Circus Reaches Fla. Home of cvury i'ivc Ions of fin- t.hc U. S.

is -now jjo- ho shipbuilding i us! ry. I JAPS DENY REPORT San Francisco, July The Japanese foreign office denies reports th-at Jap ambassador to the Vatican had stated Japan was ready to receive peace Rad'io Tokyo quolua foreign office spokesman the reports souKht lo impress the world with an cxaxperaled idea of Japan's military pretlicaincnt. A bcdr.ifjKlnd RinRlinpr Brothers and Bariiiini circus has arrived ai its winter quarters in Sarasota, Fin. Burned and blistered w.ifjons arrived mop bright yellow circus train evidence of tht fire which tho bij; top and i.oon 103 lives at Hartfoj-d, Conn. uMire nlnns fo" circus liave not yo'.

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