Another Macri jury difficult in New Haven
New Haven June 23 Judge Baldwin and Rev Oscar Maurer said finding a jury in New Haven to try Olympia Macri, accused of killing John Bagnano, will be extremely hard. Hearings included testimony from John Day Jackson on newspaper circulation. State seeks change of venue. Kaletsky for Macri opposes.
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New Haven
Olympia Macri
John Bagnano
John R. Booth
Alfred C. Baldwin
Derby
Oscar ©. Maurer
Center Congregational Church
Governor's Foot Guard
John Day Jackson
New Haven Register
Arnon A. Alling
Macri
Joseph Kaletsky
Is Thine Heart Right and the Kingdom of God
Rev Hance delivers a long Congregational address urging self denial and service. He compares believers to wheat in the vine, stressing the two uses of life: self use or devotion to God and mankind. He calls Knights of Pythias to join in Jesus friendship love and the Cross of Calvary for the world’s hope.
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Kingdom of God
Jess
Jesus
Knights of Pythias
Damon
Pythias
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus Christ
Knights of the Cross of
Funeral for Mrs. Mary L. L. Wooster Held at Middlebury
The funeral service for Mrs. Mary L. L. Wooster wife of Sylvester Wooster occurred at her Middlebury home this afternoon at 2 oclock. Rev. Fred F. Allen of Middlebury officiated and she was buried in Middlebury cemetery.
United States treasury balance as of June 9 20th
United States treasury balance reported from Washington on June 23 shows a balance as of June 9 totaling 240,790,721 dollars. The notice lists the date and amount precisely, reflecting the government's cash position from the mid June period.
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Washington, D. C
United States Treasury
Local man homes from convention of bankers in Maine
H A Dalby treasurer of the Naugatuck Savings Bank returned from Poland Springs Maine where he attended the National Association of Savings Banks convention held June 17 18 and 19 Governor Brewster of Maine was principal speaker and arrived by airplane His address was inspiring The annual ball banquet and golf tournament were highlighted and attendees enjoyed excursions to state sites while gentlemen held business sessions.
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H. A. Dalby
Naugatuck Savings Bank
Poland Springs
Maine
National Association of Savings Banks
Gov. Brewster
Opposes city manager plan in letter from George W. Andrew
George W. Andrew of Naugatuck Conn argues against a nonpartisan government charter. He warns the state legislature would become the only doctor for civic ills and that under council control the city manager could be fired at will. He fears corruption and loss of public vote, urging readers to study the charter. Dated June 23 1925.
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Ss. O. S&s
George W. Andrew
Naugatuck, Conn
Bandits Besiege Wisconsin Town and Loot Bank
Bandits besieged Shullsburg Wisconsin today blasting open the First National bank vaults and escaping with about $50,000 in cash and negotiable securities after two hours of gunfire. Telegraph lines were cut and residents awoke to a dawn robbery that halted town communications. No injuries reported.
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Shullburg
Wis
First National Bank
Borough Court Sees Indecent Assault Charge Against Cobbler
Paul Mastrangeli, 66, of 884 South Main Street in Little Italy, held on $1000 bail for borough court tomorrow after a complaint of indecent actions toward an 18 year old girl at her home. Arrest by Patrolman John Gormley. Judge Frank A. Sears put case over for one day. Nearby auto case against Mike Japers noted. speeding fine set at $10.26 after notice by Officer Anthony Malone Jr.
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Paul Mastrangeli
John Gormley
Mike Japers
Arch Street
Anthony Malone, Jr
Church Street
New York Youths Held as Auto Thieves
In Greenwich on June 23, Smith Burns aged 19 and Thomas Doyle 17, both of New York, were turned over to New York police for arraignment on charges of stealing Dr. David Gillespie's automobile. They were arrested in South Norwalk after a chase. a third man in the car escaped, police said.
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Greenwich
Band Concert and Block Dancing on the Green Tonight
The Naugatuck Military Band will perform operatic airs and patriotic music on the Green at 8:30 this evening. The next hour features block dancing on Division Street pavement, with traffic diverted via Park Place and Meadow Court.
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Naugatuck
Division Street
Park Place
Meadow Court
City Briefs From Carroll Street To Double Beach
Miss Grace Holmes heads to Hudson Massachusetts for the summer. Thomas R Neary stays several days at Laurel Beach Milford. Mr and Mrs William F O Connell of Danbury visit. Mrs W H Paul returns from Pine Plains nursing a friend convulsing favorably. Directors of the Naugatuck Building and Loan Association meet at 7:30 pm in the town hall. Officers for the term will be elected at Magnolia encampment No 16 I C C F tomorrow at 8 pm in Odd Fellows hall. Miss W Haadeth Tarr of Biddeford Maine visits Miss Ivenna Birdsall of Cliff Street. Circle 1 Ald society meets at 2:30 pm tomorrow in the Congregational parish house. Shepherd lodge 78 FL and A M and Evergreen chapter OES will worship at the Congregational church next Sunday at 11 am. Sunday school picnic at Lake Quassapaug today. St Michaels Episcopal Sunday school picnic today at Doublé Beach by special trolley cars. In Exeter today for Phillips Exeter Academy commencement. Carlton Saunders, son of Mr and Mrs Saunders, part of the graduating class. A shower honors Miss Margaret Quinn of Cherry Street at the Cockroft home on Homes stead avenue with games and music. Many relatives and friends attended.
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Grace Holmes
Carroll Street
Hudson
Mass
Thomas R. Neary
Fairview Avenue
Laurel Beach
Milford
William F. O'Connell
Danbury
W. H. Paul
Oak Street
Pine Plains
N. Y
Naugatuck Building & Loan Association
Town Hall
Magnolia
Odd Fellows
Tomoorrow
W Haadeth Tarr
Biddeford
Ivenna Birdsall
Cliff Street
Miss Birdsall
la Salle Seminary
Auburndale
Circle 1
Ald Society
Shepherd Lodge No. 78
Evergreen Chapter
Order
Eastern Star
Congregational Church
The
Lake Quassapaug
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Doublé Beach
Thomas P. Saunders
High Street
Seth Baldwin
New Haven
Exeter
N. H
Phillips
Mary C. Joyce
Bridget Joyce
William Schmidt
James Quinn
Headley
John Hanley
Laurence Dunn
Peter Quinn
John Brannigan
Robert Grant
R. Kelly
Herbert Cockroft
Thomas F. Dunning
Gets Big Pickerel at Lake Quassapaug
Henry Lersch, a top Rubber City patron, fished Lake Quassapaug and landed a 28 inch pickerel weighing two and a half pounds. He also fought a bass that straightened the hook and escaped, saving him the trouble of releasing it since bass season opens in July.
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Henry Lersch
Rubber City
Lake Quassanaug
Quassanaug
Lersch
Mr. Lerseh
Japanese customs commissioner reported killed
London dispatch says the Japanese customs commissioner was killed and two others wounded when Chinese strikers stoned the Japanese consul at Chin Kiang. The incident occurred amid ongoing unrest and reports indicate Chinese rioters attacked the consular premises.
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London
Chin Kiang
Help Wanted Classified Excerpt
Too late to classify rent your rooms at 139 Andrew Avenue apply on premises. WANTED Boy to deliver morning newspapers on west side of borough. Apply at Anenberg's News Shop Webster Building date June 28 prior notice.
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Andrew Avenue
Borough
Anenberg’s
Webster Building
Notice to bids for grass at Culver Meadows Riverside Drive
Bids for the grass on Culver Meadows Riverside Drive Nauga tuck will be received until noon Friday June 26 1925. Submit to Edward J Ahern secretary of the Naugatuck Playground & Recreation Association. The association reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Attest Edward J Ahern Secretary. 62348
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Culver Meadows
Riverside Drive
Naugatuck
Edward J. Ahern
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Winlers
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Dunlop
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Istance Furniture Moving wrOth
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Cherry St
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Boston
Rubber Ave
Miles
Margaret Clancy
Massagh
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Mapie Street
U. S. Treasury
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Wisconsin
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Quassapaug
Henry Bersch
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