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Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 3

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TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1944 TV NAUGATUCK DAILY NEWS Social feted At personal Shower Kutli Casper uf Middlebury ivi'i'iitly at pei-Moria! hnme for Miss I 1 Mrs. Alice Sicard was it ji i 1 wrro: Misrsr-; 1 fV Stasc.ni.-. Madeline ir f- a i 1 Winifred 1 lVA 1 nv Jc.M-phi.ii-. Smith. Dora Uhle.

it r-Viin. Mrs. Violet ''-'iclu't-i'. Thrrojiix Donahue Bei-tlcson. Barbecue, Lawn Party Held At Synou's Mrs.

John J. Synott of i-nli-rtainuil several v.ith a barbo- lawn parry. Guests were 't fi-i'Mi Vurk, Water- Haven and Hartford. with sev- Isabelle Smith, Henry Hayden, To Be Married Miss Tsabelle Smith, daughter of Mrs. Gltidys Smith and tho late Irving Smith of Gorman street, will he married to Henry A.

Huy- dvn, sun of Mr. and A. l-layden of August 12, in thi! rectory'of at. Mary's church! Union City. Miss Smith is a graduate of the NnugfUuck high school, the Dental institute, New York city, und attended Arnold college.

New Haven. Mr. Haydon, a graduate of Crosby high school, attended St. Thomas' seminary, Bloomllcld. After entering the service, he attended a special class at Columbia university.

New York city, and is now a pharmacist's mate second class, U. Coast Guard. John Simmons Graduated From Gunnery School Cpl. John Simmons, U. Army Air Corps, is spending a furlough with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Simmons of Lewie street. Ho was graduated July 1 from 1 Gunnery School in Yunui, Arizona, and now wears his gunners wings. Cpl. Simmons will report 1 back at the end of this week to Lincoln, Nebraska'.

Swim Suit I'ATTKKN No. days are here "rid playing in the Ycnir knitting needles can I.HI, liirsu play togj for chil- .11 Jiffy. i.nvelopc knil- for the above in I C. multicolored book Aits containing free many olher s'll'gges- fur di-i'ssing up your home NI'JW available. Sonet for Ihi.i book to the listed li 1 enclosing IV.MS in to cov- mailing charges.

1 (ciiim for Pattern IL'lln tn Nniicnluuk Dully Arts P.O.Box I York 3, N. Y. vuur postal of coal for ami industry vvore dis- Potter-Seaver Nuptials Saturday Miss Bessie Potter, daughter of Hurry potter, South ileri- den. will be married Saturday afternoon to Wolcott Seaver of Piedmont street. Waterbury.

Tho ceremony will be held at the Methodist church here at o'clock with Ri-v. Bradley T. Longstaff, pastor, performing the ceremony. A. Ernest Adkins, Cliff strrot, a sistor of the bride, will be matron-of-honot- and Donald Seaver will servo his brother as best man.

Vacationing In Massachusetts Raymond Oinkle, son of Mr. and -Nil's. Raymond Dinlcle of North' Main strt'Ht and his aunt, Miss Helen Sirtowt. of Hartford, former local resident, an: spending a. week Lake Congomon, Mass.

P. Valentine Returns To Base Petty Officer and Mrs. Edwin Valentino were recent vacationists at Hitchcock lake. Petty Officer Valentine has ivturncd Pulux- ent Maryland, where he is stationed. New Jersey Family Visiting- In Town Mrs.

William Kiely and daughters. ''nrricin, and BKty of Eay- onne. N. are visiting at the homo of John Gubbins of strccT for tlv- summer. Dr.

Casella And Family Return Home Dr. A. V. Casella and family of Hillside avenue huvc returned from their For Town Wear Oak Well-Baby Conference Tomorrow At Red Cross House A w'ell-baby conference will be held tomorrow -it 3 p. m.

in the Red Cross chapter house. Dr. DnvUI Hluestor.u and Jliss Mary Clai'fey, I-led Cross nurse, will be in charge. Ellen Scanlon On Vacation Miss Kllen Scanlon of Dunn avenue is taking her amuial vacation from her duties as clerical em- ploye in the local welfare department. HAS NO EQUAL FOR TIRED FEET Doctor: If you suffer tirrtl.

aching, burn- yrn. luo (jail get quick and "ilufyiiii; M'lii'f with greaseless, 1'ODOL foot relief. Costs 'ittlc rUn's iruich. Get a TiiijAY Drug, Minis Ijormvari pharmacy, City, and all good drug tores. Hi.light 'J'hat IIO.VD? HIGHLAND GROCERY 92 HIGHLAND AVE.

Raymond Smith Returns From Cape Cod Raymond Smith returned to liis home on Bradley street after a month's vacation at Criarwood beiioh. Cod, Mass. PATTKKN A dignified frock to bo done in sofit shce'r rayon crepus and cottons. The lap-over side ing makes an aasy frock to slip into. Btirbara Pattern No.

lOti-l is designed for sizes 3'l, 3G. .10. -1-1, .10 ant! -IS. Size 'M, hort sleeves requires 1-1 y.iixls of inch material. Fresh inspiration for home in our now Spring AEG Pattern just off the pre-s.

Price 10 cents per copy. Order an ABC Pattern Book with 1 a cent pattern for 25 cents, plus 1 cent post- For this attractive pattern send cents, plus 1 cenl for postage, in coins wil'h your name, n.ddr:jf.s. patterns number and wanted to Barbara Bell. Naugatuclc Daily News. Posl Office Box Station New York 19, N.

Y. U. S. Mints Break All Records For Coin Production AN.VIVKK.SAKIKS, MIAL Vacationing In Adirondack Mountains Miss Eleanor R. Stein, cadet nuntc.

and Miss Ann Plickaitis ot Spring street are spending a week's vacation in the Adirondack mountains. Irene Garland Returns From N. Y. Miss Trent- Garland of New street returned from a short vuit in New York city. Adult Choir Will Rehearse Tonight adult choir of flic Congrc- church will hold a re- hoarsiil this evening at 7:30 o'clock Thomas Lawlor Gets Promotion Tliomas Lawlor.

son. of Mrs. Mary Lawlor of 45 Phoenix uv- enuJ. has been promoted to Petlv Offlrsr, First Class, In. the U.

fa. Land area of all the West Indies a la estimated to be about 300,000 Odd Lot Release Men's, Women's and Boys' SHOES No Ration Stamps Required NORWASH Shoe Store BUILDING NAUGATUCK Washington, July CUP) The three United States mints havo broken all production records in turning out small change in a big During the fiscal year ended June 13th the mints turnod out more than 2,500.000.000 domestic coins. The total value was well over 5109.000,000,000. And that doesn't include some foreign coins. The drmand for Is said to be chiefly responsible for the sharp increase in coinage output.

Nearly 2,000.000.000 of all the domestic coins turned out, were pennies. There worn, fewer half-dollars than anything else. Woman Hit By Bullet While Sitting On Beach Old Lymo. Cor.n., July Stale 'police arc investigating the shooting of Mrs. Domurat.of New Britain.

She wns struck by a .22 calibre bullet while sitting on the beach Sound View, and was taken to her home after being treated by a physician, Tho wound is not scrlouVs. Mrs. Domur.it was released from hospital a week ago after being treated for injuries suffered in the circus fire at Hartford July Cth, REACIIKS LONDON London. July Frances Eolton'of arrived in London of her of military installn- ions in tho British Isles arid possibly in Normandy. Representative Bolton says slip is particularly interested in visiting hospitals.

Dryness Threatens Serious Damage To Most All Crops I-Iartford, July weatherman promises showers to- tobreak up a prolonged dry 'spell. The slate department) of floriculture! says the dryness is threatening serious damage most all crops, Pasturage and hay crops already boon damaged, and sonic farmers four they may have to sell their herds oL' a serious feed shortage and lack of Evidence Tortures 1 Two Cases In Boro Court Today Two cases were reviewed this morning in borough court by Judpc Thntruis Nefiry. One. the case.nf Joseph Wolein of 1'2 Aetnii street, who was charged with taining money 'under fulse pretenses. The decision was until Monday, July .31.

Jolin' Han-' was the arresting officer. John Wuent of -10 Lines Hill; street was arrested lust niffht By; Officers John Hanley and George" Koput. He was charged with'intoxi- cation and breach of peace. The cat. was continued to SotJtcmbnr as.

The ciiniur'si tlocs Here Is one uf the horrilile SCCIICH of musK murder recorded at Oradour, an "the second l-ldlc" Nay.is killeil ami niutilatial. the entire civilian destroyed the clt.y. Soiindphoto) The Red wns congressional charter in 1D05. IIOLD EI-ECTfON July Nationul Labor Relations Board election will be held at the American Paper Gfiods company in Kcn- iiington Wednesday. The three hundred employes will decide whether to lie roprese'ntcd by an A-F-of-L union or no union at all.

BODY rn Reading, July Police identified the man whose body was found hnnging from .1 tree near the Woburn-lino. He was Gfi-ychr-'old Peter H. Anderson of Concord. A medical examiner snid took his own life about I two months ago, Dogs Locate Mines And Booby Traps Left By Enemy Washington. July The instinct which tells a dog where to look for a bone is saving American lives.

The War Department reveals that specially-trained army dope arc locating mines and booby traps left by the enemy. The animals lead the- way around the mines, point a safe path through them, or indicate ureas free them. The War Department declined to tell how tno arc trained. Four Charged i With Violation Of Gaming Laws New Haven, July persona- held on Superior court bench on of violating the state as rc'sult of a (state'police on a bingo parlor. They are 1 of giving cash In dfclflBJrca of a.

statute rcalricllng- to mcrcha.ndlii«. arc: Antonio of Hartford. Mucky Weiner den, Mrs. Anna of''New Haven, and Dorothy Johnfcwi of Went Haven. TO GIVE OR TO, KEEP Visit Our Balcony Display i i GO KIGIIT UP ANYTIME AND SEE THE LARGE VARIETY FLORALS BABY PICTURES NUTTINCW OIL REPRODUCTIONS Many Sizes to Select From MIRRORS? WE HAVE THEM, TOO1 FRAMING PHOTO FRAMES YOUR PICTCRE STORE The Card and Gift.

Shop SWEENEY'S ART AND STATIONERY "I'd rather be witti fhem I'LL ADMIT there's a fiinny lump in my throat. But here I am, loaded with my overseas pack, climbing qp the side of the biggest boat I've aver 'glad of ft. Glad I said "good-by" to civilian life months went into the WAC. Glad I went through all the tnuninf and on to active duty. For, as aWac, I'm really working for victory.

Sharing the hard part of war. And the glory that will come. I'd rather be with the Than waiting back up things to make tlw time go to the when it'll all be over. Yes, I'm in the Army and on my I'm glad to the bottom of my heart! Outward bound for "somewhere Good Wacs man "mobile switchboard WOMEN'S ARMY CORPS FOR FULL INFORMATION about Womtn't Army nearctt U. S.

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