The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-22
Nine Women Drawn
 In List Of 100 Today
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two jurors yesterday, including one woman, the panel was five-sixths completed, and only two more are needed.
 6 Men, Two Women Eight men and two women have been accepted to date. The trial is TOW in recess until Wednesday, De- cember 28. Veniremen of the new panel will be subpoenaed today and tomorrow for appearance here Wednesday. The third panel was completely exhausted yesterday when defense counsel put on a burst of speed in questioning that was unprecedented.
 Defendants were not required to be in court this morning for the drawing. Only two members of the defense counsel staff, Patrick J. Healey and Sidney s. Cassell att tended. Special Prosecutor Alcorn and Assistant Prosecutor Mitchell were present, but Prosecutor Alcorn, Jr., was not.
 All Off For Christmas Defendants and counsel, who re- side in other cides, left Waterbury last night to spend the Christmas holidays at home.
 Counsel for state and defense will start the fifth week of the trial next Wednesday with enough chal- lenges available to deplete the fourth panel. The defense has 75 and the state has 79. List of 100 Today The complete list of 100, who were selected this morning, is as follows:
 Ansonia (4)
 George w. Larkin, real estate and insurance; Mrs. Katherine v. O'Con- nell, housewife; Philip Rubin, re- tired; William R. Clancy, retired.
 Beacon Falls (2)
 Miss Agnes Bowe, housekeeper; Alfred Archambault, carpenter.
 Bethany (2)
 Sanford B. Price, mechanic; Sher- man P. Woodward, farmer;
 Branf0rd (3)
 Paul c. Mclean, painter; G. Trv- ing Field, farmer; Mortimer D. Stanley, retired;
 Cheshire (5)
 Graham A. Hitchcock, farmer; William E. Buckingham, poultry man; Bernard M. Allen, teacher; i; Otto Gluech, farmer; Frank B. Aus ley, gardener;
 Derby (4)
 Louis B. Hoyt, cabinet maker: Archibald Dufield. printer; Thom- as J. Molloy, retired; Augustus L. Nesceda, carpenter;
 East Haven @
 Arthur F. Sperry, farmer; Joseph Sutherland, printer; Guilford (D
 Harold c. Fowler, electrician; Ed win R. Braun, caretaker; Stephen H. Roberts. carpenter; Marion E. Bristol, housekeeper;
 Hamden (4
 Marguerite E. Spencer, housewife; i; Thomas L. Miller, clerk; G. W. Childs, retired; Burton Hoskins, clerk;
 Madison (2)
 Howard c. Field, retired; Louise L. Knight, housewife;
 Meriden (6)
 Herbert Mills, retired; Miss Sele- ana King, retired school teacher; Frederick McGowan, salesman; Fred w. Westwood, retired; Charles Looby, parking attendant; William D. Thayer, retired chief of po- lice; Middlebury (2)
 Bennett Atwood, farmer; Robert c. Fenn, farmer; Milford (D
 Nanchon Rosan, housewife; Charles E. Stormont, salesman; Charles H. Broadwell, contractor; Hubert L. Platt, farmer;
 Naugatuck (4) Walter Noonan, retired; William Ayres, retired; Edna Fenniman housewife; Jeremiah Callahan, re- tired;
 New Haven (18
 Jocob E. Blatchley, real estate; Henry w. Farnam, proprietor ot the Quinnipiac Press; John D. Whit ing, illustrator; Arnold B. Norcross insurance; Gilbert F. Mulford, man. ufacturer: Morris Kent, retired; Frank H. Simonds, commercial pho- tographer; Frank c. Armstrong, re- tired; James Stanton, city employe Frank F. Upson, sailmaker; James P. Bruton. water company inspec. tor; Almira w. Sturges, housewife; Edward Bowen, retired; Russell D Won Beren, architect; George B Keller. watchman; George Archer Quick, architect; Burton S. Brock cit, salesman, Adam Sattig, retired
 North Branford (2)
 George Gedney, farmer; Robert Newton, farmer; North Haven (2) Albert B. Crockett, farmer; Ar- thur Barnes, carpenter;
 Orange (2) Albert J. Bahnsen, retired; Dean D. Smith, music store;
 Oxford (4)
 James Gurinki, restaurant owner: Joseph Stenecker, store keeper: Sherman Sanford, farmer; Charles P. Pope, farmer.
 Prospect (2) Thomas Hyde, farmer; Walter Welton, farmer. Seymour
 Joseph H. Holmes, retired; Henry Cooper, retired; Alfred Winterburne penmaker; Fred Cooper, retired. SOuthbury (2)
 James L. Fleming, farmer; Harry D. Platt, clerk.
 Wallingford (6) Emerson Leonard, farmer; Wilbur L. Gillette, factory superintendent; L. M. Cooke, farmer! William J Tillbrook, garageman; William S. Shelly, metalworker; David Briggs | fa