Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 2

NAUGATUCK DAILY NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, Sgt. Ostrom Reported Improved $Kl. Richard Ostrom, of the police force, who is medical pntiont at Watcrbury hospital was reported In (in improved condition this afternoon by hospital authorities. He is being treated for poisoning of tho by Dr. Frctl Woile.

Chicle, the base of much chew- Ir.fj Burn, is the coujfuUiliii! sap of the aapodilla tree. A Frenchman Gets Something Off His Mind 1 -q--: "fit!" As We WERE Tile large-it liiCiimlr.seriit inadi- Is 11 bulb nf about tlic of a haMiiit tin- about tlii' iv grain of Tlir first, Now York liU-htillK and CHHMIIHI-S i-n oiirri-nt to liKht filMi linmivs. Mccond It for IIM-, to signal hoinhardliTs wlii "I'tftc" Is roli- unl atts, ll; of l'iocl- ujrh Tin; iiiul 'd The great American ice cream soda had an irjvonior. too. His name? r.obcrt M.

(Uob) Croon. The Wur now ti'lls us It costs more to kill a soldier than to liring down Grrnnin plant- olsi- fi.irur»'d that tin- money kill IUK- in this would havo di-stroycd In the. of Cm-Mar. When Paul riubcfion takes Othello on tour this fall, ci-rt-tin jicrcentugi- of the lower-floor be iivaihiblc 1 to NV 1 grocy. contract stipulates it.

to the theory of urro- readily demons! tlirotigli liibnriitdry tests and wiiid-tiinm-i i-xperinir'iits, ihu i.s to fly. u-elght mid 4 of his Imdy In relation to totsil wlngspread nuike flying iinpus.sllile. Mow- ever, the hiimlilehee, ln-lni; norunt of these profotnul sclen- tirie. truths, goes alu'iid mid flies nnvwuy. Toclfiy'M anecdote: Moriarity went to call on his friend thu Doctor, so the stoi'y gofs.

"It's rni: wife that's senclin' me here. Sho's concerned with the state of me health." "Mm-m," snicl the doctor meditatively. nn hour's examination and a su'i'-ies of searching questions, the medico gave his verdict: "All that's matter with you, -Vorinrity. is that you've been drinking too much." "Well, that may be," admitted Morlai-ity, "but I can't be goin' back find -tellln' that to me wife." "Oh," said the, doctor, "Just tell her you're suffering from syncopation." "Shuro," the pleased patient, "you be writin' that on a bit of paper and I'll give It to her." Which he did. And the trusting but inquisitive Mrs.

spelling out tho strange word, letter by letter, in the dictionary, read the definition: "Irregular movement from bar to Sign In Louisville "Trur-ripciK'tl c-antiiiouln- store-: T-fome owners! With a real win- ti-r shortage of cfuil and oil in prOMpect, yoLir government is urging you to do certain things TS'OU' to make your fuel stretch as far as it can. One of these tilings In insulation. Another, Still (mother, storm window and door protection. And lust, repair of furnace or conversion of heatir.g system. These are fuel conservation measures you can take now with I he approval and blessing of Uncle Jiam.

And. while doing it. he hopes you'll make all necessary repairs to your home to keep it from running down. It Is both patriotic and in keeping with the war spirit, to fix your floor's, roof, sidnwalls, chimney, plumbing, ix walks, fences. The money? A governmental green light permits us fo lend you all you need through nn FHA MODERNIZATION T.OAN.

ft may run for an extended period white you repay it In srnull, convenient monthly Installment. And It will cost you only per year per S.IOO borrowed. Lef.s get this Important work starred right Siiltl Christopher "Jligli hi'cls iverr Invented 1 by woiimn who titul kissed on til' 1 fort-head." Postwar homo garage will nature now-type electronic attendant, Device opens door as car approaches, tiXns on light In garage and house. as It reacts to your car only. The wheel of fortune Is UUo McyJcle and spins onjy when von pedal It yourself.

You 'coast uphill, and no one IN going to take you on his hnnflk- Thinker. TJIK NAUGATUCK NATIONAL BANK Member of Deposit Insurance -i croup of sit in a. U. S. trucU willi held liU'h, a French hat) hMn.n^u.-s Gormaius in French town and tffts rid of sonio lonff mi hatred The prisoners sit as Yanks cover them KUJIS.

Signal Corpn photo. (Intcrniilional) Decrease In Small Business Firms Reported Peter Paul Inc. Has Registered Trade Marks Aug. 2-1 Jumnf M. Mend of ihe Senate small business committie reports there was a net decrease of half a million American business firms during the first two years! of the war.

Actually I.OTS.OOO companies wuro forced to close down. But enough new firms started business to leave the 000.000 net decrease. Tho hardest hit companies were small business many of them food and liquor stores, and gasoline service stations. JIOTEI. SOLD Peter Paul.

Ir.c.. Xaugtituck cnn- dy manufacturing plant, has registered a trade mark in connection with the production of candy at the United States Patent Officer the office of Patent Attorney Harold C. Manning of Central avenue, reported today. The patent is a transfer from Lhe Peter Paul Candy Manufac- tuiing Company, Incorporated, to its successor, Peter Paul, Inc. Boston, Aug.

2-1 A 'Worcester and Boston contractor Samuel purchased the Hotel Somerset. The Boston Five Cents Savings bank, former owner of the property, announced the sale. And at the same time. the navy revealed that some 1200 engineering trainees will vacate the well-known old hotel on October Funerals FliiHTtil of Mrs. Vi'cchio The funeral of Mrs.

Josephine DC: Vecchio, 77. of Railroad avenue, Beacon Falls, who died Tuesday at the St. I.ucien home. Xiv.v Britain, will be held Friday at a. m.

from the Btickmil- ler funeral home, L'2 Park place, to St. Michael's church, Beacon Falls, svhorc a requiern Mass will be celebrated at 0 o'clock. Burial will h'l- in St. James' cemetery. Friends ruay call at the funeral home from 2 to'30 p.

m. today. Actor MacMiirray Was Paid Large Salary Last Year Philadelphia, Aug. (UP) Actor Fret! MacMurray was paid by Paramount'. Pictures last year, the highest salary received by any of the-company's actors, Bing his run second with a total year's paycheck oC over S311.000.

Producer George du Sylva was third a of almost Oldtimers Club Clambake Sept. 24 i Trie East Side Oldtimers club! will hold their annual clambake and outing at Linden park. Sunday, Sept. 2-1. John Hanley will enter.

'Included on the menu will be clams, chicken, and other Over 200 are expected to attend. Members of the committee for the event are Warden Leo Brophy. James J. Donnelly. Burgess Andrew O'Toole.

George Sengstack- Chinese Decree Bans Payment For Brides Chungking men and women of Sinkiar.g province's tribes were pleased by a new provincial decree banning monetary presents which the bridegroom's family was required by century-old custom to pay the bride's family, the Centra! News Agency en. Edward Jackson, Frank Madden, Terrencc O'Connor and Frank Siibia, Want Ads are read everywhere, everyday, by everyone. The word "troy" as used in iroy weight is believed derived from the French town of Troyes, a tinenUil commercial tenter important in the 1-Jth century. rccuinntciti! li lnvrl.v rlnn-v for ItuMr ttf ll.v, HIM! i.rnl't.Nlil.-ttl.shfli, PIERPONT'S A SIM- tl-lj- II.A.VK Buckmiller Funeral Home 22 PARK PLACE Telephone 4334 iiiicr Jnspt'ction S12BVICE Phone Us! Oll 0tlon Waterbury Keating' Co. 33 Spriiiif Wtli.v.

-I-CMTS Education for Profit fnr Socrctiiry, Accountant, Typist, CoiuplonietiT and For l-'iill Term THE PERRY SCHOOL liron-n Watprlnn-y back to school with down-to-earth campus clothes from our college shop Simply in guy colors I he way yuuny mod- urns like T.I i cm AVcll tcruomcd clftlics tl'Ui-t sioj') cl'i' llio campus right into career! Slick cardigan suit with pleated skirt. Cherry, lime. navy, black or purple with contrasting, piping. 12-20 B. Ever-popular all woo'l Shaggy Shetland sweaters in bright new colors.

Long sleeved. 3-1-10 Cardigan 7 C)g. Slip-over Teamed with a Ray, pleated plaid skirt. 32-20 7.98 'SUGENKEIMER'S COLLEGE FLOOR Contract Cutting: Problems Subject Of N.Y. Parley a meeting of vital interest to Connecticut, eastern manufacturers aircraft arid parts and equipment will -convene at the Waldorf-Astoria in.

New 'York on August 28 to discuss with.aviation 'authorities arid' high war department problems, of contract readjustment was revealed by Major area representative of the Army Air Forces Materiel Command, at the Area ofllce, 109 New (t Conducted district, command, in' cooperation, with the aircraft war production 'council, East Coast, the, forum open-a 10.00. a. m. with introductory, Colonel Don Hutchins, district." Hopkins, chief of air materiel, and services, and chief, resources headquarters, 'Army Air Forces, Washington, chairman of the meeting, will Robert Lovctt, asst. secretary war for air.

recently-appointed -director, material and services, will speak bn -the-Futurc of.American Industry," and his remarks will be by discussions -of closely allied contract terminations and property by Major General Bennett E. Meyers, deputy AAF1: nrm'teriei'-'-and'-serv- ices, Wright Field; Colonel E. S. Pillsbury, chief, terminations section, materiel command; -Colonel IS. chief, readjustment division, materiel' command; H.

-Hummel, JBcndix John Hancock, coauthor of the Baruch-Hancock report; and CharKon MacVcagh, deputy director, readjustment division, headquarters Services Forces, Washington, Queried, on the importance of the meeting to Connecticut manufacturers, C. L. Eyanson, executive director of the Manufacturers Association of Connecticut, Hartford, stated that he had circularized every member manufac- urcr holding, an Air Forces state, urging attendance. Movie Actresses Qbjfd foJEorking In Hot Weather Holljnvood, Aug. star Paulctte Goddard.

and 189 ot.h- cr ore burned up ovei- havihg 'to work during the worst Hollywood, hot spell of the year. Paulettc and her supporting cast have to- get Stu- 'dios to. shooting of a current movie. it's "no go. So.

Miss- Goddard. in a high wig and an elaborate-, long continues to work under'hot studio lights, while the weather man keeps heat On--full -blast. South contains almost 8,000,000 square miles, and occupies approximately one-seventh of UYe 'total" "area of the world. Represents Dewey Tired JGdneys Often Bring Sleepless nf tiny or which Mpto Mood nfld kcrp you hnnlthy. iirod and don't -work right in many pocplc h.ivc to Kit, up pwwnji'w with am; with your or thw conaition und disorder of kidney fui poUonoui rontwr to rrmjun inny CBW3 1 low of r.wcJJjnK,' under cyoi nnd dikxincw.

OI) -riitI Af! iF vour drurjrfjir for --j Jor yearn. Tliry Imppy fcwi the 15 of kidney lulna fi un ouj from your Gc: Prominent Attorney John Foster Dulles (above) has been chosen by Gov. "Thomas Republican presidential nominee, to represent In a serins of conferences with Secretary of. Slate Hull on postwar plans, (mid-national) BCY.AXD SAVE AT THE HIGHLAND GROCERY 92 HIGHLAND TEIX-4880 ROCCO RADO, Prop. Since 1941 per capita consumption' of.chewinjfgTjrn.: has increased by about" -lOV GREAT OAK FAIH OXl'OKD MILK EGGS Dcllvcrj- To All Of HERB FARM SHOP Make-up with the of an Eng- garden hauntingly with Night Slock.

Feathery- textured powder that for without caking. Exquisite lipstick and rouge smooth, creamy in 5 flower-red to flatter you prettily. Powder Royol. Si. JO OAd liptlick, voch.

offlerbs and Flowers These the exquisite preparation Royal English ladies find in the quaint.old Herb Farm Shop on North Audlcy creams nnd. lotions in shining- apothecary jars the frnprant countryside makeup the dcliKhtful array of herb' fresh and sweet toiletries, Ki't packages, culinarics now all made here in America priceless old formulas for your own personal-delight; Perfume W.OO, Toilet Water $1.50, $2.50, Sachets to Gift to Country Country Garden Cleansing Cream Sl.OT), Country Garden Smoothing Cream, Jl.OO, $2.50, 'Lettuce Complexion Bath Essence S2.50', Soap (boxed). Powder Rouge Make-up Foundations $1.00 to 'Plus Federal Tax Introductory Herb Set $1.00 In Glass $.60, $1.00 Food Baskets $3.00, $4.50 Vinegars $1.00 Culinary Gift Sets to $4.50 $8.00 $1.00 $3.25 $5.50 S1.75 si.io $2.00 $3.75 There arc. more nationally, famous lines of available here than at any single store in America. cul- ture'advertisements on these delightful A BUIEDING- 1 CONN.

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