Young Novice Again Appears At Institute
New Haven, June 18 Despite the fact that further trouble was not anticipated from Josephine Brasile a 29 Winthrop avenue resident arrested after a disturbance at Sacred Heart Charitable Institute for Children she again appeared at the scene of her earlier attempted death by own action Police found no trace of her upon arrival She had tried to injure a nun at Sacred Heart Italian day nursery and then leaped from the Greene street roof but was saved by Fireman James I Maher of truck No 1 He was commended by a pupil committee from Columbus school for his bravery Brasile is confined to her foster parents home until Saturday when she will be arraigned for breach of the peace
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New Haven
Despitte
Josephine Brasile
Winthrop Avenue
Sacred Heart Charitable Institute For Children
Greene Street
Sacred Heart
Prince Street
Olive Street
Miss Brasile
James I. Maher
Truck No. 1
Pendleton Street
Cohims
Maher
Columbus School
Rennselaer Poly Techs Swimming Star Is Home
Seymour Squires, captainelect of Rennselaer College swimming, Troy, N Y, spends summer with parents Mr and Mrs F A Squires of Hillside Avenue. His aquatic ability carried his school colors to victory in several meets and he was elected leader of the swimgoing team next year.
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Seymour Squires
Rennselaer College
Troy
Mys
F. A. Squires
Hillside Avenue
Mr. Squires
Adlerika claim ad runs at Learys Drug Store
An advertisement promotes Adlerika claiming relief from gas and stomach fullness. It urges a single spoonful to remove waste and aid sleep, stating it helps chronic constipation. Signed by R C Miller and placed at Learys Drug Store in the Neary Building.
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R. C. Miller
Leary
Neary Bldg
Diplomas for 50 Pupils at St Francis School
Rev John J Burke of Thomaston will speak at St Francis parochial school graduation in St Francis church tomorrow at 3 30 pm. Relatives invited. Diplomas presented by Pastor Rev John J Misgerald. Special music and a full program including processional hymns sermons and an act of consecration followed by benediction and recessional.
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John J. Burke
Thomaston
Naugatuck
St. Francis
St. Francia’ Church
John J. Misgerald
Jesus
Mother
Rte
J. J. Fitsgerald
Holy Ghost
Cewe Neers
About 200 Entering Freshmen at Nannatuck High
Supt Harold E Chittenden reports about 200 boys and girls will enter Nannatuck High School as freshmen next fall after summer break. The figure matches roughly the previous year. Crosby High School in Waterbury hosts a group of students taking College Board exams this week with many from nearby towns including Conchesterboro.
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Nannatuck High School
Harold E. Chittenden
Enverine Lass
Tetal High Schools
Crosby High School
Weterbury
Ounsterbury
Brass City
Grammar School Diploma Day in Naugatuck
Graduation exercises at 8 o clock will award diplomas to 144 boys and girls for completing the eight years of public schooling. Supt Harold E. Chittenden will distribute the diplomas, and a musical program will be rendered.
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Naugatuck
Harold E. Chittenden
Radio Program Listings From New York and Wider Area June 18 1925
Extensive schedule of radio programs across stations WEAF WNYC WIZ and others detailing times for concerts orchestras bands soloists and weather forecasts with multiple venues and performances listed throughout the day including hotel orchestras and public concerts.
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WEAF
New York
Astoria
Cushman’s
Neapolitan
Atwater Kent
Silvertown Orchestra
Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra
WNYEC
Messner Brothers
Kessler
WIZ
Hotel Commodore
U. S. Marine Band
Deauville Orchestra
Clark
Hawaiians
Copenhagen
St. Cecelia Society Chorus
Twenty Years Ago in New Haven and Waterbury News
A jumbled chronicle lists visits by George Craft of Winsted, Frank Speh the Derby wrestler, and Ernest Swanson of New Haven. Rail and trolley projects progress, including Milldale and Cheshire connections. Naugatuck high plans athletic exchanges, United States Rubber company stock exchanges draw comment. Local ads, postmaster salaries rise, and a Stamford rescue ties to a Waterbury excursion. A local baseball outcome and two old quips close the item.
Richards Declares Tilden Slipping Ahead of 1925 Tennis Season
Vincent Richards predicts a waning dominance by William Tilden in 1925 lawn tennis. Richards says Tilden has edged beyond his peak, showing inconsistent form and potential exits before the nationals. He declines personal praise, naming Billy Johnston and Dick Williams as possible challengers.
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Davis J. Walsh
I. N
New York
Tilden
Vincent Richards
William ‘T. Tilden
Wilden
Richards
Local residents listed in city briefs
City brief notes residents and former students visiting or spending the summer at homes and colleges. Entries include George Shamlian from the Y M C A visiting relatives in Stamford, Margaret McGrath back from New York City, Edward Curlin and others graduating or starting summer positions, and several students attending universities or colleges this season.
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Institution of Learning
Chittenden
Gem Theater
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Pisano
California Ramblers
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S41
Kohlheier
Rainbow Dhestra
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Nichols
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Chestra
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Vail
Mt. Zion Church Choir
Oakland's
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WEBER
Staten Island
WOR
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Cooper
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Veselli
Benjamin Franklin Orchestra
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Mass
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S. Marine Band
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Winsted
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Mrs. Speh
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Wdard Bergen & Sons of
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Patrick Dooling
Meadow Street
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Cheshire
Waterbury
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Edward Welch
R. J. Altern
John O’donnell
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Heeres A. Fawis
Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Company
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Nangatuack Reliable
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Lewis & Darker
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Tie
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Hotchkiss Field
Howard Hart
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Frank Kiely
Matthew Crowe
John Clifford II
Clinton Goodyear
George Patchett II
James Sweeneyer
John McDonaugh
Elmer Haggerty
United States Navy
Mrs
George Haggerty
Ward Street
BP. W. Tollea
Martin Caine
Johnson Street
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Rhim
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George Shamlian
Frederick Fox
North Main Street
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New York City
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University of Michigan
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Church Street
Ann Rosenblatt
New York University
New Street
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Thomas Neary
Patrick. Keating
Harvard
New- Haven
Edward. Leary
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James Gibbons
Milton Shea
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J. Shea
Rubber Avenue
William Bendekas
Storrs College
Charles Pearson
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Maryland
Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute
N. Y
Joseph King
Cliff Street
Providence
R. I
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N. Ys
Margaret Phinney
Simmons College
Boston
Rimwood Street
Joseph Hughes
St. Mary’s College
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Kansas
Mary Hughes
Bradley Street
Louis Rollinson
Fred Rollinson
Charles Kazemekas
Charles Kavemekay
City HM Street
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Violet Ratkywick
Grace Cleary
Catherine Curtin
Mary Donahue
Ile Moss
Flolon Balinsky
Delwood
Andee
Ruthywich’s
Edward Curlin
Edward Curtin
Cherry Street
St .Phamas's Seminary
M Edward Curlin
Kennedy Store
Skinner's Satin
Skinner
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Dixie
Bank Street
South Main Street
Waterbury, Conn
Glenwood
Walter C. Gilnack
Naugatuok, Conn
F.F. Schaffer
Rubber Footwear and Druggists
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Myera
Naugatuck Savings Bank Bank OF the People
Perry Press
Union City, Conn
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James. Ives
South Main
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Mishawaka
Ind
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Naugatuck Malleable Iron Works
Remington
R. J. Kelly Union City
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