State Legislature Clears About 400 Bills
About 400 bills have passed both houses of the state legislature as action on measures before the assembly advances rapidly. Committees have reported quickly, with hearings sparse, and floor discussion expected mainly on the Wheeler bill and enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. The Senate rejected the Wheeler bill after a lone favorable vote, and House action is anticipated with debate to decide its fate. Finance and Appropriations efforts aim to align expenditures with revenue, seeking economy and minimal new taxes.
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Oly Chareertou
Coum
Cour
House of Far
Senate
Committee of the Judiciary
Connecticut
Howev
Committee On the Judiciary
Hie
Wheeler Phil
Shaw
Clare
Committee On
Pinanen
Ninghe
Willis
Tas
Taro Yates
Dheir
Members Committee On Finance
Appropriations Committee
Laney Dee Loney
New Haven
Prospect Street School pupil claimed by death
A nine year old Prospect Street School pupil William, in the fourth grade, died suddenly after illness marked by indigestion and abdominal pain. His mother and teacher described a rapid decline after a day at school. Medical examiner cited natural causes. funeral plans pending. Earthquake shocks reported in Tokyo, lasting about thirty seconds with no damage.
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Aly
Wilham Shepis
North Mudn
Llo'toek
Sai
William
Prospect Street
Welk
Lim
Pr. Williams
Wilkites
Tink
Florold B. Lawlor
Tolkio
Tokio
Japan
Red Cross Nurse Helps Borough Health Daily
A Red Cross nurse, Miss Mathering Shea, travels by a small coupe through borough streets delivering essential care. She aids obstetric patients, tuberculosis households, and expects mothers, providing bedside care, instructions, and home arrangements under physician guidance to safeguard community health.
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Red Cross
Nurrse
Democrats Name Jackson Chairman of Town Committee
Joseph Ja. Jackson former state representative from Naugatuck was unanimously elected chairman of the newly appointed Democrat committee at a meeting of the town committee in the bavowet court room last night. The nine member panel will include three from each ward under revised rules. Mrs. Mary T. Caine was chosen secretary and William H. Metlows treasurer. Jackson also heads the finance committee with J Simmet Shea Hugh W. Burns William Wy. Kelly and Richard A. Neary named as members.
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Joseph Ja. Jackson
Naugatuck
Democrat Committee
Wting
Bavowet Court Room
Ute Democrat Party
Mary ‘T. Caine
Martin J. Cains
Wiliam HH. Metlows
John J. Corman
Henry J. Wreeman
Jackson
New Finance
J. Simmet Shea
Hugh W. Burns
William Wy. Kelly
Richard A. Neary
Democrat Party
General Assembly
Transport Plane Returns From Mitchell Wield Flight
A huge double engined transport plane carrying 19 passengers on its first intended overland air service leg diverted back to Mitchell Wield yesterday afternoon due to engine trouble after covering only a short distance toward Yorktown Virginia. Babe Ruth showed improvement after an operation for intestinal abscesses at St Vincent’s hospital following a bout of influenza and indigestion.
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Mitchell Pield
Mitchel Wield
Yorktown
Habe Ruth Bnorates
York
Babe Ruth
St. Vincent's Hospital
Rising Democrat voice thanks outgoing committee
A rising voice of thanks was accorded the outgoing committee for their efforts in behalf of the party during the past two years.
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Democrat Party
Connecticut Traffic Surges Add 24000 Cars and Licenses
The state motor vehicle department reports twenty four thousand more cars on the road than a year ago at this time. Fourty two point nine percent rise, with twenty eight thousand more operators licensed and receipts up four hundred twenty five thousand one hundred eighty four dollars.
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Ars Awe
Connecticuut
State
Delightful Sojourn in Florida Onward from Jacksonville
Wrilins from the Steamer Comanche enroute to New York share experiences from the South. April 4 1925 aboard the Comanche recounts Key West encounters, community pride, and reflections on Florida governance, recall power, and a booming land market amid weather and travel observations. The writer notes officials, public services, and the belief that Florida’s climate and activity will endure despite national shifts.
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Wrilins
Jacksonville
Movida
New York City
Wy. Parry
City Hill
Steeel
South
Tle
Comanche
Key West
Lave
Washington
California
Florida
Naugatuck Opens New Baseball Field With Ceremony
Naugatuck High School will open its new athletic field and baseball diamond today with a ceremony led by Warden M. J. Langford. The opener against Shelton High promises a strong Naugy attack led by Captain Joe King with Andy Daly Ed Leary Pat Keating Heiner Quinn Charley Lodge and Pete Johnson. A large crowd is expected as the home side seeks victory at the improved diamond praised for its near Yankee Stadium infield and glassy smooth surface.
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Naugatuck
M. J. Langford
Shelton
O'Clork
Yankee Stadium
New York
Pete Poley
Joe King
Andy Daly
Edldie Leary
Pat Keating
Heiner Quinn
Charley Lodge
Pete Johnson
King
Woley
Snccees
Wilby High School
Garnet and Gray
Stage set for leadership struggle in News Gift Club
Miss Agnes M. Nichols, Waterbury entrant, leads early as Naugatuck watchers anticipate a brisk Gift Club contest. Yale alum Sally Angell Wright marries Richard Grover in Tucson. The club gears up for a final dash with daily lists, coupons, and reserve counts to reach a 40,000 extra count goal.
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News Auto Gift Club
Yale Alan
Tucson
Ariz
Sally Angell Wright
U. S
John B. Wright
Arizona
Richard Grover
Norwich
Conn
Yale
Nanny Getive
Cluic
APG
Chentselves
Geri
O'Deeck
Herve
Alake
Health officer urges boroughs clean up week drive
Dr Walter A Baker Naugaluel health officer urges general participation in the boroughs annual clean up week next week. He notes warm days approaching and stresses removal of winter accumulations and unsightly and dangerous collections from private properties to improve sanitation and curb health risks.
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Walter A. Baker
Naugaluel
Baker
Chain prayers spark worry and urge for distribution
Local residents report receiving S27 chain prayers via mail urging copy and forward. Authorities and ministers condemn the practice as coercive and foolish, urging recipients to destroy the letters and rely on heartfelt prayers.
Call for prompt home sanitation ahead of heated days
A health official urges every householder to begin home sanitation immediately to prevent unhealthy yard and cellar conditions. A week is allowed for voluntary cleaning before inspectors intensify actions to remove disease breeding sites, with emphasis on early self protection and a healthy home.
Herriot in New Post as Painleve Assumes Deputy Chair
Paris reports Edouard Herriot, the deposed premier, exchanges places with Professor Paul Painleve who becomes president of the chamber of deputies. Herriot accepts the presidency offered by a delegation from the chamber's majority left bloc.
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Paris
Edouard Herriot
Paul Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Tierriot
Drag Pond Search for Ivoryton Man Found Dead
State police from Centerbrook dragged Clarks pond near the Comstock Cheney plant in Ivoryton last night seeking the body of Alexander Eh broski 30 who disappeared Wednesday noon. Friends believe he ended his life in a despondent mood.
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Ivoryton
Centerbrook Barracks
Clarks
Comstock- Cheney
Alexander “Ehbroski
Photographer Gotthelf Pach Dies Honoring a Century in Images
New York April 8 Gotthelf Pach a pioneer photographer who opened his first shop over fifty years ago with early backing from Ulysses S Grant before he became president died in his sleep at his West 95th Street home yesterday.
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Gotthelf Pach
New York
Ulysses
Grant
West 95Th Street
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William Shapis
Mary T. Caine
Wlliam H. Fellows
Ward Burgess
NEW Democrat
Joseph J. Jackson
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F. K. Perry
Naugatuck and
Shelton High School
Warden
Agnes M. Nichols
Waterbury
Miss Nichols
Chamber of Comerce Movement
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