Gerald Chapman Found Guilty in First Degree Murder
A jury convicts Gerald Chapman of first degree murder after deliberation. Judge Frederick Grohl presides as the defense signals plans for a motion while prosecutor Micorn Ash argues for appeal. The scene includes jurors Morgan Chamberlain and Lucius Muller, with closing exchanges and reactions from Chapman and legal counsel.
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Onilly
Sastow
Seiya
Frederick Grohl
Lucius P. Muller
Samuel Chamberlain
Lis Volve
Chamberlain
Chiamberlain
Congraduiates Diuey
Walter
Tudeo Jeanings
Maton
Sbi
Ateornaise
School Nurse Monitors Health Across Thirteen Schools
Miss Elasbeth G. Newtry, school nurse, visited thirteen schools in March to review student health. The report lists visits, examinations, throat checks, weightings, and referrals to family physicians, with notes on illnesses and injuries among children and parental involvement.
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Elasbeth G. Newtry
Horeveh
Youurseo
NS Flor
Hileeon
Tommie
Crosby High School Webfeet to Swim at Y Pool Meet
Crosby High School webfeet will swim against Waterbury Young Men AL at the Y pool next Wednesday night. Arrangements are set for the Crosby squad to face the local rivals in a planned athletic meet in Cairo Wevpt. Sassanein Bey receives the Wiisha Kent Kane medal from the Geographical Society of Philadelphia for Libyan desert exploration efforts.
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M.C. AL
Waterbury
Crosby High School
Yo M. G. AL
Cairo
Wevpt
Sassanein Bey
Wiisha Kent Kane
The
Geographical Society of Philadelphia
Bowdoin Glee Club Concert Delights Local Audience
Bowdoin College Musical clubs presented a polished program at the Ceny Opera House under a NHS auspice. Harmony and vibrant ensemble drew enthusiastic cheers for encores. The event featured Bowdoin songs and a mix of vocal numbers and instrumental pieces, showcasing skilled performers and supporting Bowdoin’s music groups amid surrounding civic praise. A heavy April snowfall disrupted rail service later that day.
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Ceny Opera House
Nauge
Noo
American Legion
Goudhnnt Coallevians
Seldeim
Nousaenek Pen“Pte
Sue
Boi Ldein
Ieee
Sis-Brrmedtt
Bho
Hetush
Bu Seyen” Petree
J. Whitcomb
Fetetbey
Rae
James ‘T Thompson
Meleatt
Pete Ada
Ile Coleridge-Taylor
Stratford Town Manager System Praised as Improvement
Rev Avventired elerg mMo and former deputy judge analyze Stratford’s transition to a manager form of government in National Municipal Review. The piece notes better roads and services over three years, public satisfaction, and broad electoral endorsement, highlighting Stratford as an early New England adopter.
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Stratford
Connecticut
Savernamet
Af Selvetinen
Severniis
Stretford
al Ventired Elerg
Stratford Teaver Court
National Municipal Review
Tpegland
Atv. Lignt
Nausatuck
Former A. E. Chaplain to Speak at St Michaels
The former A. E. chaplain, Rev. Clark Keamealy of St John's Church, New Haven, who led Maryland chaplains during World War I, will preach at St Michaels Episcopal Church next Wednesday evening at eight. He served with the 21st Engineers and was in the fighting around Paris when American troops arrived overseas to aid the Allies.
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Fey
Clark Keamealy
St. Joln’s Church
New Thaven
Theo
Maryland
Jenten
Rey
Enmiedy
Paris
Holy Week activities at St Michael's Church
Holy week events at St Michael's Episcopal Church include daily morning communion except Friday and Saturday at 1 pm. A Tuesday afternoon 4 pm children’s service features the rector's address and junior choir. Good Friday includes a 10 am litany and a 3 hour Passion sermon from noon to 3 pm, with baptism at 3 pm Saturday.
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St. Michael's Episcopal Church
United States Rubber Company President Addresses Banquet
Charles B. Seger of United States Rubber Company will speak at the annual Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce banquet tonight at the Fotetock Chamber ball.
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United States Rubber Company
Charles B. Seger
Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce
Commerece Chamber
Fotetock
Visitors Find Interest in Peorida Florida Trip Details
Local visitors describe a Florida east coast tour covering 1250 miles and the Coral Gables and Hollywood by the Sea developments. They critique white cement buildings, note a scheme offering stock participation from 1000 to 100000 dollars, and report an apartment venture on the water front at Missi with plans for eleven similar projects elsewhere. The piece questions the sustainability of such investments and wonders about the next generation’s actions.
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Jacksonville
Tha
Maren
Lee
Wwnter
Daily News
Florida
Coral Gables
Miami
Hollywood By the Sea
Sis
Selene
New York
Ansoy
Adaddin A
Sinbad
W. J. Stein
New Rochelle
Red Cross life-saving demonstrations in Naugatuck
Captain Carroll Lee Bryant of the Washington division Red Cross will visit Naugatuck Monday to conduct life-saving examinations and demonstrations at the Y M C A pool. The public is invited to take tests and learn lifesaving skills. Local men and boys who passed lifesaving tests are urged to attend Monday at 7 30 p m. Captain Bryant, a former Crosby High School instructor, stresses swimming and safety to reduce drownings and urges parents to support learning rescue skills.
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Carroll Lee Bryant
Washington
American Red Cross
Naugatuele
Red Cross
Naugituck
Cypool
Bryant
Crosby High
America
Sixth Sermon of Rev Hance on the Beatitudes
In the Congregational church tomorrow morning the Sunday school meets at 9 45 and morning worship at 11 Rev Edward R Hance preaches on The Beatitudes verse The Pure in Heart The Klean Kids Klub leads the children's sermon Music includes Intradirectory voluntary Chorale O Sacred Head Now Wounded and anthem Lord Let Thy Spirit Webbe Jerusalem Mareh Religioso Hig hberger offertories.
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Edward R. Hance
Klean Kids’ Klub
Webbe
Jerusalem
Parker
Red Hoy Finish Tonight Special Prize Offer Ends
New members urged to subscribe before 9 tonight as special prize offer ends. Lomes 10 close at nine with race for Radiola among members. Help your favorite member by subscribing now. generous extra counts and gift club ending tonight after three weeks.
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RED Hoy
Radiola
Naugatuck Boy Sailing Captain at Rensselaer
Seymour Squires of the Hensselaer Polytechnic Institute department of electrical engineering is elected captain of the varsity swimming team for next year. He helped the varsity track squad place first in the high jump at an inter fraternities meet, is a member of the Rensselaer Technical society, and recently earned two gold medals in breaststroke at the Connecticut YMCA swimming meet. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Squires of Hillside Avenue.
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Seymour Squires
Hensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Squires
Ransselver Technical Society
Endevor meeting leadsYoung People's Society at 7
John Ona will head the Christian Endeavor gathering in the Congregational parish house at 7 oclock tomorrow evening. The topic to be discussed is What Should the Church Expect of Me.
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John Ona
Young People's Society Christian Endeavor
Congregational
Friday sessions of the General Assembly abandoned
Hartford dispatch notes the General Assembly will drop Friday sessions after the next week as committee work slows and lawmakers expect fewer bills to pass. Jury service for women faces renewed opposition though supporters push ahead. Wheeler Bills on enforcement of the thirteenth Amendment draw mixed sentiment with Medical Practice Act drawing particular attention and growing committee opposition anticipated.
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General Assembly
Charence GO
Willie
Hartford
Assembly
Vogtte
Judiciary Committee
Connecticut
Committee On the Judiciary
Campaign Ends Soon in The New Auto Gift Club Race
Red hot finish expected tonight as members rally for the $190 prize. Campaigns urge timely renewals and new subscriptions to boost totals before close of the fundraising period. Members are reminded to submit counts by nine o’clock, with emphasis on loyalty and securing personal gains.
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Het
Von
Ieper
Radiola
Iuein Eny Ign
Anri
Campa
Bertere
Knights Annual Breakfast Set for Tomorrow at Woofel Hall
A local Knights chapter plans its annual breakfast tomorrow at Woofel Hall, 7245 0'alae. Putty will cater, with parish members assisting. a public speaker from Derby is slated to address attendees before they march to a nearby church.
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Knights
Ojethy
Colmurby Ltd
Derby
Foreign News Nuggets: Counterfeit Plot and Impostor Duke
London reports half a million dollars in forged Canadian bank notes released to disrupt World currencies as part of a Russian plot. Vienna says a man calling himself the Duke of Braganza is believed to be Charl John Drosmer of San Francisco, sought in New York Buenos Aires and Spain on fraud charges.
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Hixpress
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