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on on on on on I I THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1944: NAUGATUCK' DAILY NEWS Page Two Page Two Hurley Accuses Gov. Baldwin Of Jeopardizing Lives East Sept, 21-(UP)Former Democratic Governor RobFrt A. Hurley, in a re-election camipaign speech, accuses Republican Governor Baldwin "jeopardIzing the lives of our sons and daughadvocating ft change in ters" by the war loudership. Hurley told a Democrulic group he believed that in supporting Governor Baldwin, "Is not Dewey, serving the interests of the people of Connecticut. Meanwhile, Democralic United States senatorial candidute Brien McMahon told Middlesex county town chairmen to enroll as voters the thousands at war workers migrated to Connecticut during the past dive years.

Refrigerated trucks tor portation milk were introduced Into the S. In 1924. As We WERE 12'N blade of grass make sound in growing that the 111- Par can Drear? Definitely! Some late oleteronie hearing devices, according to Pioneer, uro 50 xonsitive they can pick up the round and convey it to the var. A powerful new Allied 'weapon, the Staghound 1 Armored Car, already doing armored reconnaissance work DIt several fronts, is equipped with an antitank gun, machine guns, telescople sights -and a periscope. ISobby pins are back--In quanttlies.

Today's anecdote: The late Herbert Hundin served through the lest war on 8 British minesweeper. Like all mom fu that dangerous service, he Wa4 1'e- quired to went a life-preserver at all timoy. I was uncomfortable, and he came to hate it with CL deadly hate. It symbolized! the discomforts of war. One morning when, his ship wns on patrol in the North Sea.

the wireless brought news ol the armistice. WIth fL wild whoop of Joy, Hundin tore off his life jacket, hurled It everboard. It sank like 04 rock.Jimmie Fidier. When, In normal times, Amorican barber chuirs have outworn their "civilized" usefulness, they arr shipped to the Congo for LiNe an tribal thrones. To spruce up a battleship takes about the same amount of paint you would put on CL five-toot board fence stretching between New York and Buffalo, or Doston and Philadelphia, or Philadelphia and Pittsburg, or Chicago and St.

Louis. or St. Paul and Omaha. "Dour Pa," run 11 recent tettor from 11 Transser boy 10 his 41:041. "I'm in a Light spot, cooped here In this ship with guns ammunition, sulunarlos and bombers, and Yankern all around 1110:.

Tell Min not Lo worry." Onions weighing 12 pounds ol' more arc In production In the fur west. Would yon classify yourself 114 an average man or woman! Then you qualify for 'u loan at OUT PERSONAL LOAN DE.TARTMENT. For 19'0 have fount that the average man or woman In honest, and cin counted on to repay big NONAL LOAN promptly and in full. Dishonesty is an uncomanon trait. You never SPO it.

in Or. Averageman ur Mrs. AverAnd they are usually busily employed in a steady job, 50 if you fool that you are at least "average." why don't you come to loaning headquarters and get the money you need? Well charge you only S4 per year per 1 09) borrowed. and give you full yrar in which to robes the foun 121 artill, monthly installments. Al40 we'll have your Ito insured for the has of the Inan and Its duration nt no additional cost.

Call, rite, or phone 2286, "Through the white and drifted snow." would hardly apply in the summertime peaks of Gincirr National Park, For, verily, vou'll fad "red snow" there, It wets its name. according to New York Times, from the presence in the snow of microscopic but -coiled nign. Snowfields -assume a light tinge, and footprints are colorcE crimson. Who ivented the rocking chair? Why Isonjamin Franklin, of course: Sold Christopher Morley: "No man la lonely while eating spaghetti--It reoulrey so much nttention." NAUGATUCK NATIONAL BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Another Japanese Island Blasted By American Planes United PreaM) Radio Tokyo Bay's 80 carrierbased planes blasted Japanese installations on the main island of the Palau chuln-600. miles cast of the Philippines.

The enemy broadcast probably was referring to Babelthaup whose arca is greater than all the other islands of the Palau group, Meanwhile Admiral Nimitz un-nounced the occupation of small unnamed island In the Archipela80. The new invasion was appu'rently not opposed by, the Japs. The jungle-toughened leathernecks on Feleliu have jammed the remaining Jupanese forces in picket near the western shore. Three-fourths of the funnticallylighting enemy, garrison--some Tr 000 troops--died in defense of the important base. Farther south on Angaur, all enresistance has been wiped out.

uny Admiral Nimitz--by the way--reports the Army troops who took this island in just four days of fighting hnd their first taste of combat in the General MacArthur is putting the finishing touches on the quest of another springbonrd to the Philippines--tho island of Mo: otni in the Holmahcras. MucArthur's ground troops have thrown. a 12-mile perimeter around the Pitu airficid where construcLion workers are hurrying repuirs. From Southcast, Asia, Lord Mountbatten's Allied castern fleet paid surprise visit to Sumatra in the Dutch East Indies, Carrierbased planes raided the enemy's main railway maintenance centelscoring direct hits. Allies Winning Fight Against Nazis (Continued from Page 1) that the passageway is under heavy artillery fire so that no real: supply traffic can pass.

Eut the British, in winning the bridge from Nijmegen over the! Rhine- are in position to move: men and material in strenglh up to the line. The bridge WaS taken intact severe fighting, fighting in the Germans fought to the ditch before retreating. All reinforcements were in. low narrow canals bar way from Nijmegen to ArnOn the basis of available front dispatches it looks as though Germans littic left in immediate haven Lo stop the and American thrust. United Press War Correspondent D.

McMillan, in a graphic from the front lines, says battle began to swing in favor the Allies yesterday after our hold in the face of terrific. charges. he describes the situation now now wield 3 terrific punch along the line. Our tanks and are nose to nOSe many It. has been a trial of terlighting, but we are wearing encmy down and the gates of arc opening.

before our the Allies drove closer to along the northern route, American First Army to the scored another penetration Germany. Holland, The moved Yanks, suriking at Scharpenseel, 11 miles of Aachen. Outer American First Army are fighting the Germans and one half miles east of in the factory town of Toc Paris radio says Slothas been captured, but the reappears to be premature. for the action on the AmeriThird Army front to the south, Patton's forces have to within six and onc-half of Metz. In the great tank northeast of Nancy the Amarc grinding forward -but The Germans still are counter-attacking.

Meanwhile, Alengineers arc clearing the French ports of Brest, on Atlantic. and Boulogne, on the And the British radio the fall of another channel port-Calais-is imminent. in Italy, the Allies have a serics of fresh gains, from end front to the other. Fifth Army forces are the Fula pass through the north of Florence, desa driving rain. The pass is but miles south of Bologna.

to northern Italy, and the are believed to be shiftgroops from the western sector attempt to hold the Fifth columns. The Allics made wains oil the west coast, Viareggio, and in the Adrisouth of ns well as in tiny Republic of San Marino. the. day's air warfaro. Berlin broadcasts say Allied bombers arc western Germany today.

other note from Europe: The radio says Prince -the brother of King Leo-has been elected a regent of SAVED HIS FAMILY Boston, Sept. 21-(UP)-A has saved his baby daughter and five-year-old son when flames swept his Roxbury home. Robert Kelly carried the 14-month-old girl over smoke-filled stairs, then directed firemen to his son: who was trapped 011 the third floor. Four other persons also fled the fire which caused $2500 damage to the three-story housc on Bickford aVenue, Letters: From Our Readers Sept. 15, 1941, Naugatuck Daily News Naugatuck, Conn.

Gentlemen: Recently I received your memo. book for which I wish to thank 3'au, Have just. arrived in Callfornia and feel sure that. I'll be able to have use of it. I' been sent out here for mechanic on the B-25.

which is training of six weeks; after which time I hope to assigned to a squadron. Californlu is wonderful slutc but always prefer Connecticut. Thanks again for the gift. 0. Sincerely, "Mort" Suffron.

Soldier Writes From War Front (Continued from Page 1) He states that. he follows avents in Naugatuck through the columns of the Naugatuck Daily News that he receives regularty, and points out that it is surely great for A soldier so fur away from home to be thu: able to read of things that take pince in his home town. Private Dooling's letter follows: Ituly, Saturday, Sept. 0, 1914.. Naugatuck Daily News Dear Got your little book OK.

I wahl to thank you very much for it. I also wet your paper and its swell to reud the home town news and know what a swell- job the folks back home are. doing. We will never them down. Wo Ket a few cans of beer 2 week now and that sure does hit the spot.

I have been over since November 1942. I landed in. North Africa and got pretty near one year in Italy. We might hit the Pacific before we get back. Had no luck as yet to run into any Naugy boys.

but always an the lookout. I am the only Naugy boy in the outilt and only three from Connecticut, bu: did see a couple Naugy boys' addresses in Red Cross building. Well I can't you much about our work, but I am fine and bud very good luck so far. Give my regards LO all the folks back home. Best.

regards. Put. Harold F. Dooling, A. S.

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0. 528.1 In Cara Postmaster, New York City, N. Y. Three Mentioned For Democratic (Continued from Page 1) mail carrier, who has IL tremendous acqunintanceship In all walks of life in Naugatuck. Mrs.

Erk is understood to be willing to agnin run for office, while Mr. Pointer. recently reccived the nomination for state sonntor. thus removing himself from the state representative picture. Burgess J.

Rudolph Ander. son, it is also staled, may seek the C. O. P. nomination for state representative.

but he has refused to either confirm or deny this report. No other candidates have been mentioned recently in G. O. P. circles, although at one time Henry Schildgen 3rd wag m.enLioned as a possibility for a state representative nomination.

No convention has boon slated to date by the G. O. P. for the naming of state representative candidates, and the Democratic conventions for the naming of a probate candidate uS well us state representalive are stilil in the offing but will probably be held in the very near future, it is expoctod, A mocting of the Democratic Town Committee was tentatively slated for this week, but was postponed due to the iliness of Chair man Daniel J. Callahan.

Boy By Dog In Millville Anolher dog-bite case occurred here yesterday, as John Cariella, 15, of 19 Baldwin strect, received one a minor police said this morning. The lad was delivcring newspapers in the Millville: section when the dog bit him. Dog Warder. Joseph Hanley was notified. In the other.

which occurred about two weeks ago on Church street, police said that the dog Invoived has nut been found, ulthough several were rounded FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarass Many wearers of: false' teeth nave suffered real embarrassment because their pinte dropped, slipped O1' wabbled at just the wrong time. Do not live in fear of this happening 1o you. Just sprinkle 'a little FASTEETH, the alkaline (non-acid) powder, on your plates. Holds false teeth more firmly, so they feel more comfortable. Does not sour.

Checks. "plate (denture breath). Get FASTEETH ut any drug store. Smart Fall DRESSES $895- up THE SHOP' SOUTH MAIN TRI1 S. 1-c Burton Camp Has Taken Part In Three Invasions 1-c Burton Camp, 19, of Seaman Main street, who is 1.57 South 30-day shore lenve in spending borough, had quite a bit of acthe tivity his 18 months overscas with the U.

S. Navy. The Jocal sailwith naval bench bator, serving talion took purt in -three invasions, Tunisia, Sicily, and northern France. The bench battation is composed he said, who land of fighting men, ntlacking Army forces, and with then unloud ships, while the fightcontinues. It is not unugual, bu ing snid, for the sailors to get in the fight themselves.

attack on France was a bit The harder than the other two, Seaman Camp said, and even though landed H-plus'16 hours on D-Day, the Gorman 88 mm guns were no fun. His ship had arrived with the Invasion vessels nbout 25 original miles from Cherbourg, but had to luy off shore before it was deemed safe enough to land, He WILS aboard a Liberty ship. He remained on the beachhend until August 18. when he returned to England with his unit. He arrived in 1 the States September 15.

The biggest came one night, he said, the beachhead AS German Luftwaffe, still around then, began to luy its explosive The seaman had experienced bombings before, but close." Rortunately, he survived this time "it Just WILS little too the campaign, as the two previous, uninjured. Scann Camp will take Beverly Douty ns his brige at the Methodist church Saturday at 4:30 p. and will report to Occunside, California upon the end of his leave next month. His bride will remuin here. Stamps-Bonds Sold In Schools This Week Amount To $1001.15 The sale of War' stamps and bonds passed the $1.000 mark in the local schools this' week.

The sum of $241.05 was realized aLt Saloni school. $223.35 at the high school, $200 at Central Avenue school. $104.85 at Prospect Street school. $82.75 nt Hop Brook. $73.20 nt Ruhber Avenue.

$54.55 nt Onk Street school, and $21.40 at Groveside school, making a total of $1001.15. Class I railroads put Into service 61,220 new freight cars: during the first 11 months or 1942. Russian Paper Says Reds Have Almost Won Baltic Fight (15y United Press) The Sovict government newapaper Izvestla -says the Red army hag ulmost: won its campulgn 10 liberate the Baltic stulcs. Four Russian urmies aI'3 riding down the rear guard of some 000 German troops. One is thrusting deeply toward the seu northof Valga in southern Estonia, while a second sweeps rapidly towwest! urd the Estonian port of Tallinn.

The' third force is pushing against Riga from the cast, and the fourth Is storming the Latvian capital's suburbs. mililary commentator, writing against this backdrop in sarcastic vein, says: Ger-: mans scan will be compelled to announce the 'successful' conclusion of the Baltic campaign." But Moscow's press is not 80 happy about the trend of Events in Finland, Angry editorials accuse the Finna of fuillng to meet the terms of the new armistice treaty. They charge Finnish authorities neglecting to disarm the Germans--and even helping them 1'J escupe. Izvestia declares thot three Limes in past-in 1939, and 19-11 --Finland displayed open hostility to the Soviet Union. It says the northern republic was granted inthe and The ed." cannot dependence geographic in journal and northwestern return by must position solemnly has Russia root Soviet 10 long warns: be in used 1hrcaten borders.

repeat- 1.917-- "This its I All Moscow newspapers unite in demanding the immediate fulfillment of armistice terms requiring the disarming and imprisonmen: of Germans throughout Finland. Inside the twice-defcated Scandinavian nation- Mannerheim has just named 3 successor LO ailing Premier The new prime minister is Urhu Castren, former president of the Finnish supreme court. Promotion For Local Officer The War Department has nounced the promotion of a Nausoldier, Dominio A. Delano of Franklin street, from second lieutenant to the grade of first lieutenant. Lieutenant Delano is member of the United States Army Air Force.

Farm woodlands located in New York stale total more than four million acres. ALLEN'S UPHOLSTERING FACTORY 1 Grand Street, Waterbury CUSTOM-MADE LIVING ROOM FURNITURE For THRIFTY PEOPLE Allen's offer an exceptional service in making new Living Room. Furniture to your exact taste and specifications. Each individual piece of furniture built and finished by expert craftsmen, In finest pre-war fabrics; all Spring Construction. Duncan Phyfe, Lawson, Georgian, Chippendale, modern and 18th Century styles.

Save by buying direct from Manufacturer. ALLEN'S UPHOLSTERING FACTORY Mastercraft Artists, 1 Grand Street, WATERBURY Dial 4-0645 Goddards's Porto Rican RUM 1-5th. Ceiling Price $1.28 NOW $2.99 CHEER LEADER WHISKEY SOUR Full Quart -Was $2.75 $1.99 Petri Wines White: Port, Mnsentel, Sherry, Tokay. HAGEN'S ROCK AND RYE 4-5th $2.56 WE HAVE YOUR FAVORITE WHISKEYHarry's Liquor Shop .23 South Main Street Pop's Liquor Store 24 Church Street New Legion Officers Installed Here Last Night installation group from the An Corp Coyle Post, American Legion of Waterbury installed officers of Naugatuck Post lost night aL Pythian hall. Installation officers Included Dews, Loc Duluce Inglis, mond, John Sweeney, Michael Deand J.

A. Prennuers. Mr. Sweeney, now of Waterbury. who is a member of 3 Boston post.

American Legion, was called of the speak. Mr. Sweeney is upon to local resident having left former the borough about 30 years ago. Entertainment was provided by Sam Lindsay of Waterbury, who performs as a onc man band. RESIGNATION ANNOUNCED Hartford.

Sept. 21-(UP) P)--GovBaldwin announces that ernor Deun Everett V. Mecke 1.he: Yule School of Fine Arts has roe signed as member of the State Sculpture commission. He severul served As chairman of the board times since his appointment, BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS 2-Family House Here Sold Today Temperature Report The sun didn't come out loday 18 Red had promised. But It mny yet come out tutor in.

the afternoon, Red said hopefully. keeping: all eight fingers, two thumbs, and ten toes crossed. Red placed several hurried calls to varlous weather authorities throughout the nation, asking them it they Incl any' answer for the sun's not coming out today. The only answera the redhead got were promises of lengthy research to determine the which would the Red's hands sometime before Christmas. So Red said, "Forget it." Midnight 69 3 a.

m. 68 6 u. m. 68 9 d. n1.

70 Noon 72 1 p. m. 72 Weather Report -0 Connecticut--Mostly 'cloudy with centered light showers tonight, continuing tomorrow, followed by clearing weather late tomorrow. No important temperature chang-1 cv. Funerals Funeral of Mrs.

D. Nowocinski The funeral of Mrs. Luduicka Nowocinski, wile of Domenic Nowocinski or 45 Prospect street, who died Tuesday at her home, was held this morning from the Fitzgerald funeral home at 8:15 Ln St. Hedwig's church where requiem Mass was celebrated by Rov. John Wanat.

Chester Soliwocki served as organist auric! soloist. The entire membership of the Rosary socicty attended the funeral. Bearers were Joseph Stokes, Stanley Alexinski, Anthony Rykowski, Louis Kolokowski. Raymond Dolan and Adolph Petrowski. Burial was in St.

Jomes' cemetery with Father Warat reading the prayers. AUTUMN COMES TOMORROW Boston. Sept. 21-(UP)-The son of harvests, football, and crisp clear air arrives tomorrow ning. The weather bureau reports that autumn will make ils official entry at 11:02 tomorrow night.

Genuine Blossoms" There precious. band-wrought elrolets express the craftsmanship al aply Genalne "Orange gagement and Wedding Exclusively in Waterbury at PIERPONT'S Registered Jewelers, American Gem Spelety 130 HANK STIP STANKIEWICZ. Joseph, of 11 Wood street. September 21, 19-M. Funeral Saturday at 8:10 2.

m. from Fitzgerald funcral home to St. Hedwig'9 church. Burial in St. James' cemetery, Buckmiller Funeral Home 22 PARK PLACE Telephone 4334 GOLDSMITI'S FOOTBALLS and BASKET BALLS NAUGATUCK HARDWARE NEARY BUILDING Tel.

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The sale was made through the rent estate agency of Palxy Labriola, well known local renident. KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Halp 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes Flush Out Poisonous Waste If 15 you have an kidney of tube In may your your mile of tc overworked. Then tiny Alter and cuben are in! day and nit to help and Nature rid you of arida poimnou: When disorder of kidney function Parma poironoun matter to in your blood, it may parking backache, Jee puitas, 1 pep and awelling, pullinos thy rya, headaches and or with amarting bad phown there something wrong your kidneys or binder. Kidneys your Inuy need Doan's the name an und bowel, no wok Silh, no confully by millicim fur will over 40 the 16 years. They happy relief and belp miles de kidncy tubes Get funh out poivinous warie froa your blood.

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