Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 8

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, NAUGATUCK DAILY, NEWS The bells of peace, will tell conservative note in Naugatuck, uccording to the plans discussed at a mecting of representatives of interested groups, it was 37)- pounced this morning. Local industrial officers met late last week and expressed opinions thut large, joyful celebration 19 observe the exit of Germany from the war would be out of place, while the huge task of defeating Japan still remained. At rate parade, with bands participating, and leadIng up to Linden park, with dancing following: was discussed. A motion endorsing the purposes of the Naugatuck Post, American L.cgion, in connection with the observance leaving arrangements with the Legion with a pledge of cooperation, Local Protestant churches will hold union services at 8 p. m.

al the day, it was snid. Further plans for the observance will be made later, as George B. Lewis, who presided, will name a committee. Veterans Will Hold Get-Together Here On Friday Industrial Group To Plan Quiet -Day Celebration The first "Get Together" of the Fall season for old and r.ow mombers of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held on Friday of this week at the Veterans' Home on Rubber avenue, Commander Gaston Adams announced today. A saucrkraut frankfort supper be served and there will be card playing and general social occasion for all who attend.

Communder Adams indicated. It is also planned at that. lime. Commander Adamy stated today. to make formal plans for the Vetcrans of Foreign Wars observance of V-Day.

If the event should occur before formal arrangements have been made, Commander Adams stated, al! members of the post ure asked to report just us soon As possible at the home on Rubber avenue, from which point the organization will take part in a body in the celebration activities of the town. Polio Total In State Dropping At Slow Rate The total number of cases of poliomycltis in the state is dropping AL AL very slow rate, reports from the state department of health, released today indicate, with 12 cases being listed for last week As against 13 for the week previous. Health nuthorities have been of cases would show a sharp confident that the total number! once the middle of September had been reached. but today's report shows that the number is still sticking nt 3 comparatively high point. One case WAS reported in New Haven county for the past week.

that being listed from Waterbury. No cases of reportable discase were listed from Naugatuck. War Fund Heads Meet Tonight There will be a meeting of the Advisory Committee and all cOmmittec chairmen of the Naugatuck campaign for the National War Fund, lonight at the Naugatuck Unamber of Commerce at 7:30 p. m. Street Lights May Be On Tonight Surcet lights are expected to be on again tonight, Milion Lent, manager of the Naugatuck Connecticut Light and Power Co.

ofAce, said this afternoon. The lights have been out since the hurricane struck Inst Thursday night. Lent said that all the street lights are not expected to he in use ns some work on repairs 1'0- mains. Tests were made this morning. Most of the work in Naugatuck hus been done on clectricity connection to homes.

and the last areas affected should be taken care of today, he said. Condition Of Boro Clerk Is "Good" The condition of Charles Daly, borough clerk. who recovering from surgical operntion 2.1 S1. Mary's hospital was reported "good." by hospital authorities this I ufternoon. Mr.

Daly entered the hospital last Wednesday, 'Too Late To Classify BARN DANCING At Green Acres, Waterbury-Prospect highway in Prospect every Friday and Saturday night. Steve Ferrucci's orchestra Percy Knox, prompter. Jones THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT A WELL GROOMED MAN THAT ALWAYS RATES A SECOND LOOK. He looks like a inan who will live to his clothes- a man who will up live up to his appearance and in most cases his obligation anyway -if he doesn't live up to all those things -you can't blame it his clothes--he's good to look atwhile your looking. We don't claim our clothes make a manthat's up to the -but they help a man over many to $75.

Records! Couricous Service LOVINE ELECTRIC CO. Church Street Summer Dance Program! For Friday, Saturday and Sunday Evenings JOE ROCK and Hir ROCK and RYE BOYS In Polkas and Modern Dance Music Sunday Dancing 5 to 9 White Eagle Restaurant BRIDGE STREET Member of Connecticut Restaurant NAUGATUCK INSURANCE AGENCY NEARY BLDG TEL. 2080 d. Ca TOA. NEA A SHIELD OF PROTECTION QUALITY RUBBER FOOTWEAR Made In Naugatuck Is Serving All Over The World UNITED STATES RUBBER CO.

Naugatuck Footwear Plant Naugatuck Conn. LAWNS The hot. dry weather has ruined many of Naugatuck's beautiful lawns. Eefore the fail ruins set in it would help to apply a gencrous amount of Driconure. This is peat moss and cow manure-treated to remove weed sceds, This is an excellent fertilizer and ground conditioner for new and old lawns.

We Have Plenty in Stock. Also Turn in your fuel oil coupons and have your tank filled now--this is important. The Naugatuck Fuel Co. 87 Church St. Phone 5236 Page Eight News Of The World In Pictures Where Nazis Launched Scorched Earth Policy months ago, German propagandists were Morofully and critically shoutng when Russia Not so many the earth" policy to curl the progress 00 then-advancing Gorman army.

Now the Nazis same method this picture shows how they tori the French town ol' Baume Dumes in flames as the C. S. 7th Army marched U. Corps photo, (International Soundphoto) Beaufighter Rockets Blast Liner Rex The luxury Havr prid. the Italian tourist trade fleet, is here burning near Trieste after lad opened 01 :011 rite big ship which hita been in Nani hands, The big ship I reported virtually destroyed 011 (International Soundphoto) Quebec Hints Red Aid On Japs U.

S. S. R. KAMCHATKA 21 PARAMUSHIRO: MONGOLIA MANCHURIA JAPAN KOREA CHINA A TOKYO OCEAN CHUNGKING SHANGHAI WENCHOW-1 MARCUS SWEATOW. CANTONAL KONG OMARIANA HAINAN GUAMI STRUK: CAROLINE- IS.

Announcement at the Quebec conference that Stalin had bren in- the or Japan is a major topic DOWSmen to 11 -igniticant tip-off. Stalin has been elimlanted frat any talks involving Japan. it was assumed, then, thatt Russia would provide pid for the Jap knockout and that assistance would probably include use by the Allies of the vital Siberian air(1) wear Vladisostol, and also C) at Karachatka, Meanwhile 1. S. ships have opened 411 the Philippines (3) and Palau, while growing importance is attached to drives to, the coast of China (1) where Poochow afters the best communications connections.

luwPSIT, Formosa (5) is major obstacle to be ovencome but it is prosumed the Quebec will devise moans of facing all tough problems, (International) Zoo Cage For Belgian Traitors Empty 400 cages in otto Belgium town are bring empiaged to boll charged with Treasonably aiding the Nazi Gestapo. Placed behind the bars of a lion's cage, the group chose can be viewed by their scornful follow-countrymen prior to their trial. (International) Brig. Gen. Frank Hines Praises The American Legion Chicago, Sept.

19-(U P)-Disabled veterans ol this WILl' now are recelving finunclal benefits which it took veterans of World War 26 years to obtain. This was revealed today Hines by Brigadier' General Frank. administrator of veterans' affairs. He spoke at the 26th annual Amoricon Legion convention. Hines said: "One the most.

unselfish things which the Legion has ever done, in my WILS to conceive, formulate undi take EL leuding part in the enact-: ment of the G-I bill of righty." He revealed that' already some. 10.000 veterans have applied for training under this law and about 5.600 of them nave been declared eligible and now are awaiting the opening of schooly next month." Labor Leader's Request Chicago, Sept. 19-(UP)--William Green, president of the American Federation ot Lubor, urged the American Legion toduy Lo puss a resolution praising American litbor. This. he said, would help mend the branch between the Legion and the A.

F. of L. occasioned by the begion's statements against labor. Green suid that "in past, when a greut clamor arose in the press and the radio aguinst labor, condemnutory statements from Legion representatiyes were plentiful and prominent." Now, he said. when the Presldent, the army.

the navy, and the War Production board all praise labor's ningnificent job, "the workers of our country cannot find single expression of this lind from any qualified spokesman- for the. American Legion." "This." suld Green, "is FL circumlance which gives rise to the unfortunate misunderstanding De-ween the two organizations." Parking Laws To Be Strictly Enforced With New Meters Workmen were installing I'0- paired parking mirters in the such today, Police Chic! John J. Cormicy said. The parking luws will now be strictly enforced, he mid. Many cars were tagged on Church this afternoon people parked their vehicles during lunch hour.

The allow repaired meters will no I longer an excuse of a broken meter for parking overtime or failure inserting a coin, it was snid. About 15 meters were returned from Hartford: and were being used as replacements for those out ol order on the busier streets. Others are expected back soon. American Legion Will Honor Lost Sergeant Tonight Commander George Lewis of Nauuntuck post, American Legion hag called AL special meeting of the organization tonight at 7:45 o'clock. A delegation of members will go (o the Fitzgerald funeral home on North Main street and pay final honors to Sergean: John Kowalewski.

who way Killed last week in an. airplane accident near. Florida. The body of Sergeant Kowalewski arrived here Laduy from the South. Town Hall Electric Survey (Continued from Page 1) interpretation is given to the wiring in the basement of the building.

The wiring in general throughout the building is said to be in a state of needed repair. The general office arca wiring of tho Town Hall is indicated to be in good condition, with some minor repairs needed. The Swan Arm also points out that additional electrical outlets should be installed in the building to offset the use of electric cord, and also states that some wiring sections in the structure can be eliminated by cutting off defective sections thus removing some hazardous circuits and also reducing electrical coverage. unless replaced, Estimates on this work, Leo Brophy indicated today will be included in the goncral estimales prepared W. J.

Mcgin, in connection with any contemplated changes and repairs on the Town Hall building. These Agures wil be submitted to special meeting of the board of wollare here in the near future for a docision on just what will or will not he donc in the matter, as the Town Hall jurisdiction is under control of this borough group. Couple Files Wedding Intentions Marriage intentions were filed by Burton N. Camp. of 157 South Main street.

and Beverly L. Douty, also of 157 South Main street, at the office of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John. No date has been set for the wedding.

I Rubco-Tcol Softball Game' Scheduled For Sunday Waterbury Tool Co, softball team -will play the second game of the Waterbury Industrial championship acrien Sunday, it was announced this afternoon. Mgr. Howard Selberling or the local and "rival manager Tom Curmody an agreement which calls for a single game The Rubco manager wanted si double header played it the Tool lost Its first game, with the purpose of getting the. playoff over with. The C.

S. Rubber has a one "game edge in the serles so fur. The U. Stubber Co. and Hose Co.

To Hold Annual Outing Oct. Committees Named The annual outing of, the NaugnLuck Hose and Hook and Ladder Co. will be held at. Linden park, October 8. it was decided at a mecting of the gencrul committee last' night.

Nordhill Nauges. general chairman, appointed three committees to arrange for the annual affair. Serving on the ticket committce are Lt. John Phillips, chairman, Murphy. Herbert Cockroft.

Walter Gesseck, and John Moroney. The entertainment committee is headed by Frank Mulesky, assisted by Raymond Deegan, Clayton Fellows, Willium Woods, and Fire Chief John J. Sheridan. James Sullivan is chairman of the sports committee, with Capt. Inmos J.

Grant, John Hackett, and Edward Galvin also included on the committee. The food committee. with John Weaving in charge cornists of Lawlor. Francis Galvin, Fire Marshal Michael and Thomas Grant. The bake will be; prepared by Edward Hacpp.

The volunteers are looking forward 2 succesyful outing with! the committee varied tertainment and activity. A menu of refreshments will be announced later. Death Of Lynn, Woman I Investigated Lynn, Sept. 19-(U P)- Police are investigating suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of Mrs. Ellen Sugarman of Lynn.

Mrs. Sugarman's body was Cound by her husband on the bedrooni fioor of their apartment. Sugarman told police that he and his wife had left their apartment yesterday morning when the owner informed them of his intention to fumigate the entire building. The victim's husband said he WILS to spend the night in West Lynn, while his wife siept at a sis. ter's home in Brookline.

When Mrs. Sugarman failed to meet him at spot today, Lho woman's husband r'eturned to the vacated apartment and found her body. Paper Salvage Meeting Sept. 27 A meeting of the Naugatuck Panor Salvage Committee will be held in the office af the Naugatuck Daily News on Wednesday, Sept. 27th.

at 8 o'clock, Chairman C. Arthur Fnger announced today. Chairman Fager stated that it is originally planned LO hold 2 mecting during the present weck. but that Clarence Jones. head 'of the Naugatuck Defense Council.

could not be present. Mr. Jones will be nvailable for the meeting on Wednesday. Sept. 27th, and nil members of the committee nre asiced to kcop that evening-open in order that there may be a full nttendance nt the sossion.

Registration For Night School Light People wishing to enroll for evening classes should call at the high school between 7 and 8:30 p. m. night, Mrs. Gertrude Madigan. director, announced Registracion held last night.

was light, sho said. Tonight is the Inst. night for registration. No formal registration is planned for non-English spooking classes, Mrs. Modigan said.

Classes will start next Monday night. Sale Price Is $1 For Legion Lot According to warranty deeds filed at the office of Town Cleric Ruymond J. St. John, the Borough of Naugatuck sold lot on Millville 'avenue to Naugatuck Post 17, American Legion. for the sum of one dollar, and Arthur Swan sold lot on Park avenue to Carl and Josephine Manuson, Some of the self-scaling rubber gas tanks now used on warplanes be used for safer tanks after the war in buses, trucks and other motor vehicles Beautiful HALL Fireuroof CHINA PITCHERS BOWLS BUTTER DISH 75c CREAMER Salt Pepper Set 50c Casserole Dish $1.30 TEMPLETON'S TEMPLETON'S CORNER WATERBURY 44950 (No Toll Charze) Gets Purple Heart Commander of a task force unit, Adm.

J. J. Clark ping the Purple Heart medal on 1.1. C. H.

Carroll (on streteher), of Jacksonville, VIn. Carroll was injured in the: font by ack-ack while on 3 anission over the: Ronin Islands in the Pacific. U. N. Navy phuto.

(International) One Nazi A Year Sporting a rifle and a belt or hand grenades, thirtern-year-old Joseph Purrachine of Carpentras, Franer, j4 credited with killing 18 Germans while operating with unit of the French Forces of the Interior :18 their mascot. C. S. Army Signal Corps Radiophoto, (International) BUYING A NEW HOME? Your Savings Bank Can Help You NAUGATUCK SAVINGS BANK All Deposits Guaranteed.