Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 2

Page Two NAUQATUOK DAILY NEWS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. Tndijuis, not Ui.xod, tiro exclude frnr.i oinint in determining 1 tlvo scut distribution in Malno MlntH'sotn, North Carolina, U'asl and Wisconsin. As We WERE A "titlUiiiK crow" ilr- sriTHlrd iipmi a stiii'tli'd vlctury it ntul Hew Does your little bedroom clock tick a nolsi-V Then cover HIP a irnnwpui'oiit vase. You'll six' as much, hour Nearly half the liMil (jniss of iv liii'S'' clH'inical company u'i'iv nf iinlxMird of flf- (I-IMI yi-iirs ttcomimics In cimsule: "Your spending is my income and my is Income. If we liuth stop spending, wo stop oach utlu-r's incumc.

After that, we can wit down aiul starve to iloatli trvinjr to save IHiviil Cnshnmn Coy consult- pr.tfliicer, Xiitionul Planning Hoard, Tiidii.V* nru'cdoli 1 A iiiitm 1 likr Wiii-iii'lci- in'i'ds oxl'lsilniiin. sivi officer told its owner, Wiirficliri' A. of XorrK- tou'M, Pa. Me eonil'lli'd with linki-d two wars. Horn i.l' "parents extra tonsclou-, of world affairs in World War thi-y clui-it- llir AVA for Wilson i.f 'ADHM-ICH, IJI' Jiiiynifuul l-oini'iiire nt I'i'Hiiei'.

Kl for KmniaiuiH of Italy, mill Cite tile (V and l.lnyil) of he said. Army W'US still iTioplliL'. I'vt. (Miarli-s lidded (hut 111-- dli- initial, stood for Allies. 1'iithfinUer Said Kinil LudwlK, hisiorlnn: "Hitii-r wi'l be murdc.ved within the next two or three months." Typo-Tioiier Indianapolis Times: "This letter was written At Mich an early date in the win 1 Mr, Konsevelt ccr- (iiinly (iiil nut know lie would In- In a iipi'slilentlul campaign It's not too late to snap-up your home f'ir p-'rutor warmth with less fur-1 this winter.

For you insulaU': your walls, and roof, weatherstrip your windows find doors, install storm and a winter vcs- i-upair your furnace, or convert systom, An'l there's still tirn" to rupair yfjur i-oof, floors. chimney, plumblnK. masonry, fencing 1 walks. the inofiry, -Vnujrntiick National is this very minute- to lend you all you i (I throuifh an I-'HA MOD- LOAN that win ctixt you only per year per and will you IOMI; time to reptiy in small, ciiiivi-iiii-nt ln.stiill- ment.s. Call at your rarly con- 1 Tlh' 1 money can supplied very (illicitly.

peasants paint their low 1 In ariuarnarlne. im- th(; Illusion of height. a tip, 1C your ceilings arc low. Over pounds of notip CO Into tlic maiilnj; of tires for 11 j-uixl-slvieil Afiny truck. Ill to "shoeing" jeep, I mi million pounds to supply the yearly needs of t'tu'le Sum's riiliticr Industry, In VVlHconsIn tavern: "C'iunrettitn 20'; per nack: 2 pnckii for 33c.

Only 1 to a cuu- tnnier. A him keeps mi dlKicliijf worms and InyliiK n-tfiirdless "eoiullllons." If the (frimnd Is linril, she Ncrutnhes harder. If II. Is dry. dlics deeper.

If she slrllies rock, works nrniind It. Hnl. 'always ilia's up norms, and turns them hnrd-shellecl profits. lier hreiith for iind hur ciicklu for Hiillellii. NAUGATUCK NATIONAL BANK Mcii'lwr ol Fodi-fnl ncpoult Tn.ournnro -s AT CITY BAKERY 171 Maple Street WATCH JKWKI.KY William Schpero 1HO ST.

I Fllsllt Vv Smart Full DRESSES Wools Crepes up British Troops In Burma Have Made Gains (By United I'n'ss) In Burma, British fifth Indian division has roachecl tho ao- cnlli'd "Choeolatir Stiilronsu" a section of rorid miles from the Japanese base at Tiddini. Its six-milo stretch winds upward through tlie mountains and contains '10 hairpin turns which wore widened by Allied bulldozers ast winter before the Japs ytat'L- Lhoir India drivo, Jap Into the hurling mortar firo the Indian lines along the A SPECIAL SERVICE von OVERSEAS FORCES! PIERPONT'S WILL INSURE AND MAIL PURCHASES TO BE SKNT OVKRSEAS. PIERPONT'S 1 i 1 1 r.s, AltlvrU'llH Grm inn UAMv Manlpur river where the staircase bejfins, the American air force in Burma stufod surprise air attack on an enemy troop concentration, 1,000 Japs were believed, killed in the four- miiuitc raid. In south China the hard-hlttinfr uir fot-cu has lost another advance base. Tokyo claims advancing Jiip troops in Kwnnysi province ciiptui'Cd abandoned American airfield u.1 Tunchuk.

The enemy also claims the capture of Hunan province. in the Pacific a Dutch submarine operating in the Dutch EasL Indies is to have sunk two Japanese coastal vessels by fun fire. Renewed American attacks on enemy shipping in the Philippines i IKIVB eliminated at least U7 Jap Cotton J'hono '5231 Prospective Bride At Sullivan's Two Honored At Dinner Party At C. Church Hall Buckmiller Funeral Home 22 PARK PLACE Telephone 4334 About members of the person- Of th- 1 attended the dinner last at tin- Methodist church hall in honor iil' Miss Helen McDonoutrh and Mrs. Maurice IS.

The Ki-ifsts of honor are no lonfr- er associated with the 'teaching: personnel of tho school, Miss PonotiKh rnsijrninf; lo attend Yale school Mrs. Kir.R: is now nn empioye ol' the Whlttemorc Memorial library. was jircsentod with a traveling briji and a brief case while Mrs. Kinj," received a aet of cryst.il. The prc-son'iuion addresses were made by Charles P.

Sladn. principal of school nnd Superintendent of Schools Harokv ID. Chitter.den also jrave a short talk. Followins tlie chicken dinner nnd the presentation of the a social occasion was enjoyed with Lenry in charge of the en-! tL'i'tainmont program. Josephine Coy.xa was tendered a shower at Sullivan's inn Thursday nifht.

The jrroup'in attendance including Mrs. Bertha Bachlnsky, Mrs. Clara Bristol, Anna Ruthburn, Mrs. Ethel Churchill, Mrs. Kose Massa, Mrs.

Marjorie Nelson, Julia. Mrs. Mary MacMillian, Mrs. Bertha Connell. Miss Mary Sloan, 'Ml3 Stella Bobinsky, and Miss Florence Kudo had fin enjoyable evening.

Hnds Furlough Wilfred Taylor returned today to Fort Miles, after com pletinjr a furlough in Cotton Hollow. Plastic powder dust has been found to bo a potential new source of factory fires and according to investigations by ihc U. S. bm'eiiu of Lad Pet Skipper Harding', three year old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Hard- inir, is -a'sad and lonely little lad since Ilis cocker spaniel "Bliickic," was killed when struck by an n'uto- mobile a few days ago. 1 Visiting Hero- Mr. and Mrs, Frank Barlow have jus their John Eigglcglon of Ts'cvv London. Block Tonlpht Weather permitting 1 and it suro looks liku it will permit today, the block dance, sponsored by Cotton Hollow Social club will be presented touiyht near the' Honor Roll. Kain last night forced otllcials in charge of the event to make plans for Monday night in case the climate became inclement today.

Jf it rains after p. the dance will take place Monday night, at: the same time as was scheduled lor tonight. Tho first strains of music wil; be hoard at 8:30 tonight. The public is invited to attend. Revisions of plans for U.

S. construction projects in 19-12 enabled the U. S. to savu pounds of copper and about G.OOO.'OOO pounds of- rubber. Germans Score Several Gains In Battle For Warsaw 1 '(My Unltod Press) Polish Patriot General Bor announces the Germans scored several (rains in the'battle for Warsaw.

But General Bor adds that Russian artillery is keeping the cnomy from following up his new were achieved in strong attacks on' one district of the Polinh "capital, Losses arc reported heavy on both sides as furious Jlphtlny continues in the area. Northeast of Warsaw, the Jiiis- sians report only local skirmishes uiontf'the Narcw river on the southern invasion route to East Prussia. But farther north, nearly one-million Soviet troops soon may bo available for a thrust down into East Prussia from the Baltics. For the Russians have begun a frontal assault on the Latvian capital of remaining major citadel still-held by the Nazis in the Baltics. Unverified enemy reports say 'the Russians have entered Yugoslavia via the Danube iron but that German troops have routed the Soviets.

There are several other developments In Yugoslavia. A German news ag-oncy claims the have recaptured, Bahja Luka. The German Jfarrisbn at Banja Luka has boon under si'cgo for about 10 days before Marshal Tito announced 1 day, MJirshnl TI to announces Yugoslav'partisan successes below Belgrade. 1 He', says his'patriots have occupied'two towns about 70 miles southwest 1 of the well as a Croatian cbmrminicalio'ns center." Corp; Smith Receives Good Conduct Award ooc! Conduct: Mcdu.1. haa been'' awarded to Corp.

Charles E. Smith, U. S. son of Mr. and Mrs.

'Edward Smith of street. In the Army since September. 19-13, he is at the present stationed at the Dover Army Air field. where he is a teletype and tele- (jrnph operator. Town Clerk Records Of Two Lots According to two warranty clocrls filed tlic office of Town Clerk Rnvmoml J.

St. John, Willi-im Brooks Hopkins and Emily Hold a. lot on Maple Hill Anthony Shoplcy, and am on -ilay street to Dorothy Baker. To build n. in.nk of 1,000 different building of a.

battleship than 2,000. HUV BONDS AND New Photographic Studio Opening FINAL CLEARANCE! LIVING OOM UITES Thibodeau "Photographic Studio will open here on Monday the Ncary buildir.j;. to mportant spot in the Xaugatuck business world. Tho proprietor of the studio is John Thibodeau of Beacon Valley, a resident of X.iugratuck for tho past several years and who has had 1-1 years of experience in all phases of photo-graphic work. The Thibodeau studio is fully equipped with the latest cameras nnd all the fundamentals needed in this particular field.

Mr. Thibodeau haa had success in photographing children and will make a specialty of this department at his Naugtuuck studio. Cotton cloth required in the binding of books is estimated to require only about one-tttuth of one per cent of the nation's total supply of cotton. at MICHAELS 68 BANK STREET SALE $11475 If you want the newest thing' in furniture fashion buy this gorgeous suite. Its style and grace will streamline ycur home.

Form-Fit seats and backs that give complete support to your body. Upholstered in a fino Moh'air frieze. Regularly $229.50. Sofa and two chairs. Sofa, Blue Tapestry Upholstered Regular Price $109.50 SALE Two Piece Rust Tapestry Posture Form Living Room Regular Price $149.50 SALE Three Piece Rust Tapestry Posture Form Living Room Suite.

Regular Price $189.50 SALE Two Pieces in green and one in wine. Three Piece Tapestry Posture Form Living Room Suite, two wine and one blue. Regular Price $198.50 SALE These Living Room Suites at the Naugatuck Store BOTH WAYSIDE OPEN STORES HU. CLOSED FURNITURE iNC. AND SAT.

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