Police Dept Sets Promotional Exams
Police Chief Charles S. Polizzi announced promotional examinations to create an eligibility list for captain lieutenant and sergeant positions. Applications must arrive by May 1. Sergeants require five years service current rating good or better and marksman qualification. Lieutenants require seven years service rank of sergeant rating good or better. Captains require ten years service and rank of lieutenant. Examinations are administered by the State Personnel Department for the Board of Police Commissioners, with results forwarded after testing. Salary ranges: sergeants 123.34 to 138.34 weekly, lieutenants 139.34 to 154.34, captains 154.4 to 169.54.
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Police Department
Police
Charles S$. Polizzi
Polizzi
State Personnel Department
Board of Police Commissioners
Church Units Join For Supper Tuesday
The Women's Fellowship and Plymouth Men's Club plan a joint covered dish supper Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall of the Church of Christ Congregational. Members are asked to bring a dish. The Rev. Robert H. Anderson of Wildermere Beach Congregational will speak on The World The Gospel and the Church. He lives at 123 Broadway with his wife and three children and holds degrees from Danbury High School Wesleyan University the University of Poitiers and Union Theological Seminary.
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Women's Fellowship
Plymouth Men's Club
Church of Christ, Congregational
Robert H. Anderson
Wildermere Beach
Mr. Anderson
Broadway
Danbury High School
Wesleyan University
University of Poitiers
France
Union Theological Seminary
Babe Ruth League Tryouts Tomorrow at Milford High
The Babe Ruth League conducts its second tryouts for 13 year old boys tomorrow at Milford high school field. Pitchers and outfielders report at 2 45 pm while all others at 1 pm. Unregistered boys may sign in at the field with a parent and birth certificate. Tryouts for 14 and 15 year olds will be announced later.
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Wave Ruth League
Milford High School
Immortality sermon at Congregational Church services
The Church of Christ, Congregational will hold services Sunday at 9 15 a m and 11 a m with Rev Irvin G Thursby delivering Immortality and Eternal Life The Pilgrim fellowship meets at 6 30 p m to view a film on mental health A church board meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Plymouth building.
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Church of Christ, Congregational
Irvin G. Thursby
Eastern Star to Honor Past Matrons and Patrons
Lucia Chapter 25 CBS will honor past matrons and patrons Thursday at 6 30 p m in the Masonic Temple 59 Broad Street. Mrs Ruth A Peterson worthy matron and Fary B Edgerton patron announce a dinner preceding the event Reservations close Saturday contact Peterson or Edgerton The chapter also marks its 81st anniversary.
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Eatern Star
Lucia Chapter 25
Cbs
Masonic Temple
Broad Street
Ruth A. Peterson
Fary B. Edgerton
Police Square Club To Confer Degree
Rev. Thomas E. Duggan of United Presbyterian church leads sermons on God prayer and man at 9 30 and 11 a m theme forgiveness. Church World Service will collect clothing in Milford on April 24 for the needy. Ansantawae Lodge 89 AF AM and Milford Council of Churches plan a Police Square Club degree conferral at 7 45 p m April 14 at Son ic Temple 59 Broad Street.
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Duggan
Thomas E. Duggan
United Presbyterian Church
Seaside Avenue
Mr. Duggan
Church World Service
Milford
Police Square Clubs
Dug
Fan
Ansantawae Lodge
Milford Council of Churches
Sonic Temple
Broad Street
Mary Taylor Methodist
Wallace G. Haigh
Joppa Lodge
Paterson
Council of the United Christian New Jersey
Church of Christ
Ex Milford War Hero 20 Subdues Killer of Two West Palm Cops
Thomas Gorham, 20, a former Milford resident and army veteran, subdued John C. Cooley after Cooley shot two West Palm Beach police officers. Gorham held the suspect at gunpoint after retrieving a discarded weapon as spectators urged him to shoot. Cooley faced first degree murder charges.
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Milford
West Palm Beach
Fla
Milford High School
Thomas Gorham
Gorham
Central Grammar School
Donald Gorham
Florida
Frederick Gorham
Prospect Drive
John C. Cooley
Cooley
Associated Press
Mr. Gorham
Maestre Given Prison Term in Fatal Stabbing
Hector F. Maestre 31 of 80 Green Street was sentenced in Superior Court to a year and a day to three years in State prison after a guilty finding on manslaughter in the July fatal stabbing of Juan Feliciano in Bridgeport. The case followed her indictment on first degree murder. Feliciano was among a group of dice4r players in the rear of Maestre’s home when the stabbing occurred. Judge Michael Radin imposed the sentence.
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Hector F. Maestre
Green Street
Bridgeport
Maestre
Juan Feliciano
Feliciano
Michael Radin
Westport education group backs school budget and raises language goal
The Westport Association for service and church school backs the 1967 68 budget for the town school system. It supports higher teacher salaries and a broader program including Russian language as part of foreign studies. The budget is cut by the Board of Finance from 7 329 384 to 6 899 384 with 280 000 in services to be restored if state aid increases. Town Meeting is set for May 2.
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Westport
Arnold C. Miller
Westport Association For Service and Church School
Coleytown
First Unitarian
Wise
Enureh
Christ and Eloly Trinity
Board of Finance
Dana Forrest Kennedy
Church of Christ
Russia
China
Church Mass Schedule Listing
Church of the Assumption Rt Rev Patrick F Donnelly pastor Masses at 7 8 15 9 30 10 45 a m and 12 noon St Luke Rev Cornelius J Looney pastor Masses at 7 3 30 9 45 11 a m and 12 15 pm
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Church of the Assumption
Patrick F. Donnelly
St. Luke
Cornelius J. Looney
Southwestern Plan Agency Meets Monday
Richard W Sullivan a senior Sanitary engineer for the State Water Resources commission will address the Southwestern Regional Planning agency on Monday at 8 pm at 83 East avenue He will explain the Clean Water Bill and its impact on water and sewer planning for the region Frank Batstone deputy director of the Planning branch for NY for HUD will outline possible federal participation and assistance Mayors first selectmen and other municipal officials involved with water and sewer problems are invited The Southwestern agency includes Darien Greenwich New Canaan Norwalk Stamford Weston Westport and Wilton
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Norwalk
Richard W. Sullivan
State Water Resources Commission
Southwestern Regional Planning Agency
East Avenue
Sullivan
Frank Batstone
New York Area
Department of Housing and Urban Development
South Western Regional Planning Agency
Darien
Greenwich
New Canaan
Stamford
Weston
Westport
Wilton
Church Workshop Set On Role in Society
A three hour workshop at Saugatuck Congregational Church on April 5 at 11 am will explore the church role in today’s society. Dr. Thomas Wieser Rev Henry Yordon and Rev Douglas Marr lead a discussion on church relevance amid crisis and change.
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Saugatuck Congregational
Board of Christian Education
Thomas Wieser
National Council of Churches
Henry K. Yordon
First Congregational Church
the Green
Norwalk
Douglas H. Marr
Joan Masnato
Hans Lvz
Robert J. Aley
Brightfield Lane
Ruby Brandel
Tyrrell Rogers
Elizabeth Long
Oldroad
Pace Builders, Inc
Winslow
Joan Patterson
Coloney Road
Robert and
Marlene Failing
Salem Road
Beatrice G. Warren
Paul Kowalsky
Imperial Avenue
Bossert Corporation
Don and
Beatrice Bennewitz
Sarasota
Fla
Indian Point Jane
Sandra Kransdorf
Webb Road
Brainerd
Beulah Burhoe
Albert
Susan Hutchinson
Hillandale Road
May Tompkins
Mary Jane During
Wright Street
John and
Elaine Rankine
Cohassel
Mass
Bayberry Lane
Lynne W. Zenke
Charles and
Zoe Donnell
Maple Grave Avenue
W. H. Kenyon, Jr
David Warburg
Campo Road
Guild
Cindy Shafer
Bud Lynch
Puerto Rico
Women's Guild of the Greens Farms
Greens Farms Congregational
Edmund R. Strait
Second Suspect Bound Over in Danbury Holdup
In Danbury Circuit Court, Harry Monty, 31, bound over to Superior Court in Bridgeport on a $10,000 bond after a probable cause hearing for the Lake avenue package store robbery of December 10, 1966. Monty, identified by owner James Talarico, faces trial. co defendant John Stenton was bound over January 5.
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Monty
Talarico
Talarica
Stenton
Fairfield Hills Hospital
Newtown
Parkland preservation plan discussed by Norwalk group
NORWALK The Common Interest Group will meet at St Pauls Episcopal church on the Green to decide whether to pursue legal action to block the State Highway department from taking portions of city parkland for the relocated Route 7. The executive committee opposed encroachment and may recommend litigation, while Mayor Zullo urged a property exchange with the state as best for the city.
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Norwalk
Common Interest
State Highway Department
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Frank N. Zullo
Josephine Barnett
Thomas School
Rowayton
Highland Avenue
McKinley Street
Rowayton Library Association
Mabel G. Ireland
John Joseph Soltesz
Soundview Avenue
Patricia Edith Ragosa
William Street
Jerome Robert D’andrea
New Fairfield
Jeannette Margaret Williams
Branchville Road
Ridgefield
Robert Alexander Canfield
Harvard Street
Elizabeth Orgovan
Stuart Avenue
William Edward Johnson
Taylor’ Avenue
Mary Jane Passarell
Hill Road
College Training Sought for Police Education Bill
Hartford AP reports police groups endorsed a plan to let state and municipal officers attend regional community colleges tuition free. Supporters say education improves policing, citing Richard Thurston of the Manchester Patrolmen's Association alongside the Connecticut Municipal Police Training Council.
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Hartford
Richard Thurston
Manchester Patrolmen's Association
Connecticut Municipal Police Training Council
Faust cut version staged at UB Sunday
Gounod Faust in a shortened production by the Delphi Opera Studio and UB Music Department presents excerpts Sunday at 8 15 pm in the University of Bridgeport Student Center. Student cast includes Joan Brainerd as Marguerite James Noland as Faust and Richard Kuelling as Mephistopheles. conducted by Donald Comrie with Brainerd as dramatic director and Earl Sauerwein as choral director. The orchestra draws from Manhattan School of Music students.
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Gounod
University of Bridgeport
Delphi Opera Studio
Joan Brainerd
Marguerite
James Noland
Faust
Richard Kuelling
Mephistopheles
Sean Barker
Valentine
Carol Princiotti
Siebel
Lucile Dressler
Martha
Linda Petitjean
Ronald Pressler
Ronald Jones
Barbara Sacks
Donald Comrie
Opera Department
Chamber Dinner Dance a Sellout in Danbury
The Danbury Chamber of Commerce says tonight’s annual dinner dance at the Amber Room starts at 7 and ends at 1. Joey Vel’s orchestra plays as past president John W. Hoffer receives an award.
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Danbury Chamber of Commerce
Amber Room
Joey Vel
John W. Hoffer
Survey on School Attitudes Continues This Month
The Board of Education survey on community attitudes toward schools proceeds through the month. Danbury State college volunteers conduct home interviews for about 500 randomly selected residents, under faculty direction. Funds totaling 750 cover interviewer training and travel. no salaries are paid.
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Board of Education
Danbury State College
Thomas Godward
State College
Chamber of Commerce
Danbury
Patricia Warner
H. L. Warner
Beechwood
American Federation of Occupational Therapists National Board
Bishop to Present Ad Altare Dei Awards to Scouts
Most Rev Walter W Curtis will present Ad Altare Dei crosses to ninety nine Catholic Boy Scouts today at 10 am in St Josephs church. The ceremony begins with crosses presented by the bishop, followed by a concelebrated Mass with Curtis as principal celebrant. Scouts from Mauwehu council Norwalk Danbury area and Pomperang Bridgeport council will participate, with 60 from Bridgeport, 15 from Stamford, 17 from Mauwehu council, 2 from Greenwich, and 5 from Housatonic council.
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Walter W. Curtis
S.T.D
Bridgeport
St. Joseph's Church
Bishop Curtis
Catholic Committee On Scouting
Mauwehu
Norvak-Danbury
Pomperang Councils
A. W. Dater Council
Stamford
Mavu- Wehu Council
Greenwich
Housatonic Council
Shelton
Hallelujah, the Hills to screen at Danbury Film Society
The Danbury Film Society screens Hallelujah, the Hills a zany satire with modern drama tonight at 8 in the Unitarian Universalist meeting house on West Starrs Plain road replacing the planned Rules of the Game. Voters urged to attend at City Hall today 9 to noon for the Board for Admission of Electors with naturalized citizens asked to bring papers. first session since the March 27 city election.
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Danbury Film Society
Unitarian-Universalist
West Starrs Plain Road
City Hall
Spaghetti Dinner Set By Miry Brook Vols
The Miry Brook Volunteer Fire Company auxiliary sponsors a benefit spaghetti dinner tonight from 5 30 to 7 30 at the fire house on Miry Brook Road. Proceeds from the public event will benefit Alfred Setver.
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Miry Brook
Midsummer at Bard Tonight Opens Spring Preview 1967
The American Shakespeare Festival presents A Midsummer Night's Dream at Stratford tonight as the first show in its 1967 spring preview weekends. Cy ril Ritchard directs and plays Oberon and Bottom with Myles Eason as Theseus. Cast includes Carrie Nye, James Valentine, John Cunningham, Ted Graeber, Dorothy Tristan, Marilyn McKenna. William and Jean Eckart design, Tharon Musser lights, Robert Fletcher costumes. Performances run weekends through May 13, then Merchant of Venice joins the season, alternating with the Dream on Fridays and Saturdays until mid June.
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American Shakespeare Festival Theater
Stratford
Stratford Chamber of Commerce
Cyril Ritchard
Oberon
Bottom
Mr. Ritchard
Myles Eason
Theseus
Robert Tucker
Carrie Nye
Titania
James Valentine
Egeus
Philositrate
John Cunningham
Demetrius
Ted Graeber
Lysander
Dorothy Tristan
Helena
Marilyn McKenna
Hippolyta
William
Jean Eckart
Tharon Musser
Robert Fletcher
Theater Time Table Shows Wide Weekend Movie Lineup
A dense listing of showtimes across theaters and drive ins including Beverly, Milford, Norwalk, and Stratford venues. Feature films include In Like Flint, One Million Years B.C., Murderer’s Row, The Deadly Affair, and The Girl with the Green Eyes, with cartoons and shorts interspersed.
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Beverly
Hell
Capitol
Milford
Merritt
Doctor Zhivago
Milford Drive-In
B.C
Norwalk Drive-In
Hong Kong
Norwalk
Palace
Flint
Stratford
UA Trumbull
Wilton Cinema
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Police Dept
New York
Wilde Mere
Studi
Milford Community Council
Yale Divinity School
Ray Rivard
Jack Katrick
Walt Pilkowicz
Milford Recreation Department
Recreation Department
Eels Hill
Herbert Cables, Jr
Cables
Police Square Club
Yugoslavia
Boston
Anc
Corner
Monroe
Education Group
Southwestern Plan Agency
National Geographic
Catholic War Veterans Hall
Shalvey’s Lane
Film Society Presents
Movie Tonight
Bard Tonight
Pavlov's
Barnum Ave
Tel
Mickey Dell
Sai
Robert Wise
Rodgers
U.A. Trumbull
Connecticut
Merritt Pkwy
Main St. Trumbull
Trumbull
Conn
Fireside Restaurant
Westport Ave
Benny Rae
Walker's Grill
East Main ST
Ray Wood
Art Byman
Windmill Restaurant
Hollister St
the Barons
Parkwood
Weed Ave
Vinnie Renz
Herman Parrish
George Buscher
Hickory Hill Hall
Marvitt Parkway
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