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Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 8

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Page Eight Local Soldier Earns Rating Of Combat Infantryman Tn Tin- With tin- Fifth Army, Sept. 28- Private 1 First Class S. liy- Jiocki, -I-IO Main street. Union City, Connecticut, has been cited by his 1-eginumt of the S.sth Infantry Division and awarded the Combat Infantryman Hiulgt; for actual participation In combat with the en- rmy on the Fifth Army front In Italy. Standards for the riadgi! nrc hiKh.

The decoration, which was recently authorized by the War department, Is awarded to the in- NAUGATUCK DAILY NEWS FRIDAY, 8EPTEKB11 STRIDE'S CKNTKIt ST. DIAL H-27K2 5 pri-Nrlit- Stalnli-si Sii'i-l Flatware fantry soldier who has proved his lighting ability, 1 in combat. The handsome badge consists of silver ritle against a back-, grouml of infantry blue, enclosed in a silver wreath. Seventh Army Rams Into Belfort Gap (Continued from Page 1) To whom it may concern; will not be responsible for any bills contracted by r.ny\>ne otht-r than mvsolf. r.oins TIUANO.

Sept, 20. IP-I'l. Although they won a foothold inside the Allied corridor it's indicated the Germans have been stopped. The according to a United Press front line wiped out part of the attacking force without thelr own advance north, east and west of the Nijmegen salient. The Berlin radio sr.ys without conllrmation that British Lieutenant General Frederick A.

M. Browning has been captured. He is tlK' Held commander of the Allied airborne army in Holland. His wife is Daphne "Maurier, the well-known novelist. There are no major changes on the American First Army front in Germany.

reports American heavy bombers over western and south- urn Germany today, following last I night's assaults again Brunswick and Hamm. Property taxes which yielded per cent of all stale revenues iliUD, accounted for per cent the lfi-10 gross collections, ROSE SHOP Favorite For a Colorful Fall All Super-Values! 29 95 Choose From: All Wools Warm Pile Fabrics Knit Back Fabrics Chesterfields Bey Coats Casual Coats Fitted Models All styli'il tailored, soft woolens with sinart trims. All MI-W rich Fall as wi-ll as. In-own and A range of for misses anil women. Candlelig'ht colors in soft warm wools and chic silks to see you through winter.

Magically face-flattering they add sparkle to your eyes make you prettier. 95 Add few sinnrlly st.vliMl (Iressi's In yiuir l-'ull warilrnlic at ll'isr Slmp'y llt'lr prici'S, Kx- i-Mnti new Iriin.s mill rnliirs. One and Iwn IHITI- Ht.vli-N. Mlswsi' iiml Yrsl may chiirijc' your purchases; ROSE SHOP 87 South Main St. Waterbury Farewell Party Held In Honor Of Andrew Russell A farewell party in honor of Andrew Russell of Highland nv- enuel who left recently for service with the armed forces.

held recently at the White Kagle Res- tiiiirunt on Bridge street, Ijy more than 30 employes of the Lewis Engineering Co. where wus cm- ployed. The guest of honor received a purse from the gathering and the event was fine success in every particular. Among those in attendance-were "Bobbin" Clara Russell, Hedwlg Geneviove Oldakowski. George A.

Kelly. Paul Smith, Sophie Marinconclc, John Jones, Hulcno Bieleski, Benjamin dementi, Frank liickerdike, Agnes McNsimnra. Margaret McNnm- Dorothy Callahan. Ali-o Vivian Stauffor, Phyllis Kay Jennetty, Josephine Pallaeovich, Pawloski, Anna Catherine IS t. Kay Calvin, Anna Kybinski, Beverly' Sweet, Thomas KeilSy.

V. Vilalis. Frank Polakowski, and Mr, and Mrs. Efisil Kenney, Stationed In Virginia om Russian Question Was Not Reached Unusual Program Is Staged Here (Continued Irani Tage 1) detailed account of Mr. Conklin's history which wa.s sur- prisinK even tu the Attest.

AL the clonu of his ialk Mr. Pun so presented Mr. C-jnklin with a certificate signed by every person present. Mr. Carter concluded the formal program with the presentation, and every man present rising tribute to Mr.

Conklin. 1C. Petrueelli led the group in singing. Those attending wore: Kalph II. Bavier.

Lloyd J. -N'ohin, n. W. Van Ualph Rasche, Marvin B. Diy, n.

J. off Thomas P. Hvorott R. Ai-mstrong, Adolph H. Nolson, Fred Xonino, Henry J.

Freeman, T. H. Fitxgei 1 ald. L. J.

Gunn, A. R. Andrew. Emile Larose, J. E.

J-Iugh Mc- M. A. Anderson, W. J. Gruner.

W. J. Woll, I'-i. E. Hanson, i'raneis T.

V. N'. Peterson, J. Edward IS. Peu-u- t-rlli, J.

l.j. Johnson, C. l-'Iggly, N. Helm, Edwaril F. 1 troc-h, O.

ihhs. Warren D. Abel, Chester Randall, Chester P. Underbill. W.

J. D. E. Parsons, F. J.

Fitzgerald, Carlton B. Treat, James P. Barns, W. H. D.

Mc- I- 1 Driscoll, E. Lcn'e- jny, w. E. Bit lie, E. Sweet.

H. A. U'fjclin, Howard T. Law, Red Oak Sawyer, Stuart 11. Buyd.

Ernie Owc-ns, John Cibbs, Ed Geise. John T. Dclaney. R. C.

Baxter, A. L. Greene. J. E.

Pyatl, L. H. Longfellow. S. Curtiss Blnkes- lee, Henry Zwick, Waiter H.

Norton, Henry Bulka, R. E. Lowell, Carl N. Moore, Harold A. Johnson, New York, Robert R.

O'Loiighlin, Now York, W. Phut, B. F. Wills. R.

J. Ford. F. D. Xnwi-nth, R.

W. OTs'cil, S. Catosolia, Herbert I3org. E. R.

J-Tahn, J. E. Casey, Chnrlos L. Glacu, John J. T.

J. Nnlligr.n, Harry J. Ir.gram, Harold Barrett, Walter S. Pease. Anthony Chiulli.

John Hill. George Lccper, Leo "Battol, V. N. Hastings, John J. Straycr.

Joe Grant, John H. Simmons. Walter Schiman, Earl C. Shedd, E. J.

Lenry. Art Wood. J. Gnrbarino, Harris McShnrry. VV.

Clymer. Cecil H. Grant, James Moonan, Harry L. Carter and Walter Whiteman. The famous King ranch in as is said to be the largest in the world.

It has 1,300,000 acres enclosed by fence and is larger than the state of Delaware. PER GALLON WIRAC1E WALL FINISH G. C. MURPHY CO. Cliureli Niinffiitiick, Conn.

for In.Hiiraticr On Voiir Sec: Joseph V. Rosko, Union Street INCOME TAX COUKSK ll'EING OKGANIXJSn I'RKNTKJK-IIALL Ifl-in riioni; For Iiiforiivitlon Post Junior College T-ATKST MODKL SILICX COFF.EE MA Kit CCHNEERX JfWcLERS 162 Sobth Mo'n 4.z20A who with Mrs. LinlKird recontly spoilt tin; par- flits of Mrs. Milliard, Mr. and Mrs.

TliunuiN ChiNWL-1 fo Toilos Sliifl' Llnhard, vct- oT oil nllssicilis IIVIM-SIHIS. is an instructor tionnl aT Island, whili; his wilV holds a post in llir lalioi'a- tury lit l.aiiK-li-y Va. (By United Tross) The Russian phase of the Dum- hurlon Oaks conference has ended without complete agroomcnt on Cor a new League oC Nations. However, a joint communique just issued by Soviet, American and British deloK-ates wo quote "these conversations have been useful." The communique goes on to say "a measure of agreement has boon reached on recommendations for the framework of the organisation, in particular for the machinery required to maintain peace and security." But the communique Jails to reveal even the gencn.il arous of agreement reached during the six wpeks of tallts, American-British-Russian talks ended at a full of all delegates, Anglo-American talks with the Chinese delegation on the subject begin 3 p. m.

today. Now At Strand Stephanie Bachelor, feature! hlRMiudKBt produc- Man From Frisco," the ttraction lit tin; Strand tion current The University of Michigan was one of the finjL in the U. S. to provide for the education of women, in 3S70. SUPERSTITIOUS Boston.

Sept. least one official in the recent achuselts primary was Bupersli- tious. The woman was paid $13, for acting as a clerk during the Now she back five cents, explaining that she is superstitions of ihe number 13 and will settle for ROGERS-PEET CLOTHES ARE THE KIND OF CLOTHES YOU'LL BE AS PROUD TO WEAR-AS WE ARE PROUD TO SELL. We have sold them men have worn them and been as loyal to this two name clothing ours and Rogers-Peet as we have been loyal to our trust. They're good clothes to begin with good clothes to end with because Rogers Peet good clothes are good to the last got to be good to live up to their good $55 to $95.

Polyna Stoska, Opera Star, Here (Continued from 1) Mill-did Barrett, production superintendent, U. S. Rubber company, T. J''roehlich. Introduction, John .1.

Pajeslti, Knapik 1 National War Fund, Donald A. Clarke, assistant director, Connecticut Wur Fund. Addr-ss. T-Syt. Herman Snchnoff.

Polyna Stoska. Star Spangled Banner, entire audiencin Close, P.ohert E. Lowell. Over S50 men and women serving in War II from the Nau- k'atucU Plant of tlic United States Rubber company. re hunnred by the dedication of this Honor Roll.

Tho employes of the plant are beinlj for tlieir oul- 1 contrilitition to tlie war effort nf our country the. entire c'inimiinily will its til" medium of the National War Fund. is invited to attend and an unusually line program has been arranged. Governor Approves Purchase Of Land Hartford. Sop'-.

29 ornor lias rip proved DTP purchfiso of of in nnd Union, which will bo Uirnorl into vosorvi'H. Thn cost of 'the land is Thn corr.missinn nn fnrosts and wildlifo for the properly from f.lio Poi'ostry Company of Soul bruise, Mass. BUY WAK BONDS ANT) CLAYTON'S TKere is no finer Gift than a CLAYTON WATCH Featured Ladies' BULOVA $42.50 Men's BULOVA 17-J S42.50 IKIVO boon rorlininto in roeuivini nniJiny makes as: Ladies' and Gents' ELGIN3 LONGINES GKUENS MIDOS BULOVAS JULES JURGENSEN CONCORDS and ollifT famous makes. Priced From $300 (Tax rnelndfd) (MTO.VS 44 BANK ST. ACCENT on Full Line of Matrons' Hats and Hats for Children COLOR! 1:1 ATS nl.mrm tones of i cut and I'lirl'a- Tlus ylamoriiiis spirit-of yos- is f.apl nrcd in all its I'lanilioyant in those dramatic I'nll croal.Lims.

in our superb collection of. 2.98 to 9.98 M. Freedmah Go. Neary Building- Naugatuck, Conn. 7.OVINE ET.KCTK1C CO.

Oiurcb Slfrt PINT THERMOS BOTTLES TEMPLETON'S W.VTKKItl'KV 4IIS(I (No TnlI Summer Dance Program! For Friday, Saturday iuW Sunday Hvcninpi KOCK Hill nOCK HVK'BOYS In Polkas nnd Modem Music Sunday nancinc 5 to 9 P. EagU Restaurant BRIDGE STREET Member of Connecticut Restaurant BUYING A NEW HOME? Your Savings Bank Can Help You NAUGATUCK SAVINGS BANK All Deposits Guaranteed QUALITY RUBBER FOOTWEAR Made In Naugatuck Is Serving All Over The World A UNITED STATES RUBBER CO. Naugatuck Footwear Plant Naugatuck Conn. New Bicycles Now Unvationed The OPA has announced that new bicycles have been removed from the ration list. The supply is very limited.

We have a few in stock. The Naugatuck Fuel Co. Phone 5236 87 Church St..

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