Record City Budget Is Expected Tonight in Danbury
Danbury Mayor Gino J. Arconti is set to present a record tax budget to the 21 member Common Council at City Hall tonight at 7:90. The budget may exceed 9 million dollars for the next fiscal year, with education receiving the largest share and a public hearing likely in early May.
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Danbury
Gino J. Arconti
City Hall
Arconti
Board of
Educaton
Thayer
J. Thayé
Bowman
Planning Commission
Publc
Sacred Heart Guild
Mildred Kohler
Ellen Pallisco
Mary Ann King
Lois Hunt
Danbury High School Concert Opens Season Tonight
The Danbury high school music department presents the first public concert of the season in the school auditorium at 8 15. Vocal and instrumental groups directed by James E Humphreville Joseph E Pichiarallo and Joseph A Childs include the chorus brass ensemble Chovaliers Madrigal Singers band trumpet trio and Cappella choir. League Luncheon Today at St James Episcopal Church.
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Danbury High School
James E. Humphreville
Joseph E. Pichiarallo
Joseph A. Childs
Chovaliers
Madrigal Singers
Italians Sponsor Trovatore at Milford High May 6
Italian Cultural Society of Milford announces Il Trovatore by Verdi to be presented May 6 at 8 p.m. in Milford High School auditorium. Carl Yost directs with a 20 piece Juilliard Manhattan School of Music orchestra. Admission is free for all ages.
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Or. Gioaccnino S. Parrella
Opera
Giueseppe Verdi
Milford High School
Carl Yost
New York State Opera Society
Juliard School of Music
Manhattan School of Music
Norwalk High School
Norwalk Community Jewish Center
Shorehaven Road
Carl Feinberg
State Charges Firm Lets Oil Into River
The State Water Resources Commission blames Kingy Organic Chemicals Inc for river pollution near Crescent Street and has referred the case to the Attorney General. The commission cites runoff oil reaching the Norwalk River and inadequate oil treatment facilities at the plant as violations, prompting action advisement to Mayor Frank N. Zullo.
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State Water Resources Commission
Norwalk
Kingy’ Organic Chemicals, Inc
Crescent Street
Frank N. Zullo
Islate
Walter Resources Commission
R. Gardinar King
The
Chemical Company
Mr. King
Ala
Attorney General's Office
Goldbeck Heads Sattig RSM Council In Connecticut
Herman G. Goldbeck 75 Ridgewood Drive was elected to serve as thrice illustrious master of Adam Satlig Council 33 Royal and Select Masters for the year ending April. Also elected were Raymond Meller deputy illus master Samuel Hyndman illustrious principal conductor of the work Thomas R. Richards captain of the guards William Otto conductress Lawrence Urban senior steward Lloyd Raymond junior steward George Lang entinel Loring Stannard er recorder Theodore King treasurer William Van Iderstine trustee L Thomas Lauridson chaplain. Installing officers were Carroll Lewis installing master Charles Northrup installing mar shall and Theodore King chaplain with Leo Lohrman attending as grand steward.
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Herman G. Goldbeck
Ridgewood Drive
Adam Satlig
Goldbeck
Milford
Royal Arch Masons
Goldback
Raymond Meller
Samuel Hyndman
Thomas R. Richards
William, Otto
Lawrence Urban
Lloyd Raymond
George Lang
Entinel
Loring Stannard
Theodore King
William van Iderstine
L. Thomas Lauridson
Carroll Lewis
Charles Northrup
Marshall
Leo Lohrman
Grand Council of Royal
Connecticut
Rezoning Push Aims to Lure Industry to Westport Area
The Westport Board of Finance urges rezoning to industrial use to broaden the tax base and attract firms like IBM and Greystone Press. It recommends preemptive zoning to reduce court delays and speed parcels to developers, stressing relief for homeowners amid rising taxes. Square Dance Friday.
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Westport
Board of Finance
First Selectman
Hérbért FE. Baldivin
Finance Board
Planning and Zoning Commissions
Famous Artlists
Greystone Press
American Can
IBM
Planning and Zoning Commission
Ithe Tretter
Commission
Maryland Governor Will Speak at Yale
Governor Spiro T. Agnew is set to speak in New Haven Connecticut during a visit tied to a Republican event at Yale University. The program includes a reception with GOP lawmakers and a seven week course in graphics as part of a National Education Act initiative. The appearance marks Agnew’s first trip to the state since his election.
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Westport
Central Connecticut College
Columbia University
University of Bridgeport
Home, Inc
Weston
YMCA
Vietnam
Hillspoint School
New Haven
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Culver Griffin
Connecticut
Republican Legisla- Square
Yale Uni
NDEA
Werner R. Friess
Industrial
Agnew
Staples High
GOP
Tina Har
National
Ce|tical
Maryland
Mr. Friess
Danburian Resident in Critical Condition After Crash
Danbury resident Thomas A. Felicissimo, 24, of 83 Lake Avenue, remains in critical condition at Danbury Hospital with skull fractures and internal injuries from a one car crash near his home. Patrolman Richard Dzamko investigates after the eastbound vehicle left Lake Avenue on a curve and hit a utility pole, in an area with a history of fatal accidents.
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Danbury
Thomas A. Felicissimo
Lake Avenue
Danbury Hospital
Mr. Felicissimo
Richard Dzamko
Abbott Avenue
Stamford Man Gets 30 Days in Car Theft
Edward G. Durant, 46, of Stamford admitted stealing a car and pleaded guilty in Circuit Court to using a motor vehicle without the owner's permission. Judge Luke Martin sentenced him to thirty days in jail after Durant surrendered to Bridgeport police and led them to where the car was abandoned.
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Si-cay
Luke Martin
Edward G. Durant
Broadstreet
Stamford
Underwood
Bridgeport
Durant
Fairfield Hills Hospital
Joint Session Tonight For Clinic Service
The Milford Child Guidance clinic and Milford Family Counseling service hold a combined annual meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the Mary Ballentine room Plymouth Building Church of Christ Congregational West Main street. Dr Howard Fink vice president announces. The Stitch and Chatter club Lucia Chapter 25 Order of the Eastern Star meets at 10 a.m. in the Banquet hall Masonic Temple Broad street announced by Mrs Kay Austin president.
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Goldbeck
Northrup
van Iderstine
Ruess
Grand Council
Masonic Temple
New Haven
Parents Club
Fort Trumbull
Charles Street
Clarence Clapp
John Hurd
Stanley Lofthouse
Edward Delpler
John Mitchell
Francis Canfield
Russell Hedstrom
Martha Grindrod
Howard
Pilgrim Club
Colonist Club
Earl Lehman
CGS Pta
Central Srammar School Pta
Alan Jones
Elizabeth Foran
Golden Agers
Milford Golden Age Club
Stowe's
Pilot House
West Haven
Fowler Memorial Building
New Haven Avenue
Natalie Tillson
Tillson
Housewives’ League
Milford Recreation Department
Housewives Softball League
Lodemia Armistead
Amistead
PTA Buffet
Pumpkin Delight
PTA
B. F. Reéedér
Milford Child Guidance Clinic
Milford Family Counseling Service
Mary Ballentine
Plymouth
Church of Christ Congregational
West Main Street
Howard Fink
Stitch and Chatter Club
Lucia
Order of the Eastern Star
Broad Street
Kay Austin
Tryouts Set for Girls' Softball League Across City
Recreation department announces two week schedule for girls ages 8 to 16 to try out. Sessions run 6 p.m. at Central Grammar Seabreeze Legion Field West Shore West Main Street school Calf Pen Meadow John F. Kennedy and Underhill locations with multiple sessions tonight tomorrow and next Mondays through Thursdays.
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Recreation Department
Central Grammar and
Seabreeze
West Shore Reicreation Center
Legion Field
West Main Street
Central Grammar School
Underhill
Calf Pen Meadow
John F. Kennedy
Two Men Leave for Induction From Danbury Draft Board
Two youths departed Selective Service Board 13 for induction while a third was transferred to South Norwalk Board 17. The Danbury area contingent included John B. Kanoche of Ridgefield and John P. Gainto of Danbury. Philip E. Schlemmer, formerly of Danbury and now in South Norwalk, was the transfer.
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Danbury
Selective Service Board
Armed Sérvicée
South Norwalk
John BP
Gainto
John B. Kanoche
Ridgefield
Philip E. Schlemmer
Three More Get Jail Terms In Gambling Crackdown
Milford officials report that three more of sixteen arrested in a seven town gambling crackdown were sentenced by Judge John Cicala to jail terms in New Haven State Jail. Carmine Caparaso Antoinette Burke and Edward Ardito each received 1000 fines and one year terms with suspensions and probation. Granfield remains to be sentenced and is facing breach of peace charges after allegedly attacking photographers leaving court.
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Milford
New Haven
John Cicala
Carmine Caparaso
Oakland Avenue
Antoinette Burke
Front Street
West Haven
Edward Ardito
Nicholas Drive
East Haven
Cicala
Car Theft Suspect Nabbed After Foot Chase
Danbury reports 18 year old Peter Fairchild of 123 East Liberty Street was captured in a foot chase by Patrolman Ralph Baldelli after a high speed chase from White Street. He faces Circuit Court on May 8 for theft of a motor vehicle speeding and driving under suspension. The stolen car was taken Sunday morning from Gaetan Lamibiére of 57 Osborne Street.
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Danbury
Peter Fairchild
East Liberty Street
Ralph Baldelli
Fairchild
Roulé 6
White Street
Baldelli
Gaetan Lamibiére
Osborne Street
Ex Moosup Post Office aide pleads guilty in theft
John A Gillardi Sr. of Moosup admitted involvement in a theft of currency sent by registered mail at the Moosup Post Office. The loss amounted to 44,052.85 with 31,198.20 recovered by postal inspectors.
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Hartford
Moosup
John A Gillardi Sr
Lake St
State Opens Bids in Road Projects
Hartford AP reports four highway bids totaling 3,754,800 dollars were announced by the State Highway Department. The largest bid covers a 4,800 foot Rt 72 relocation in Berlin with nine inch reinforced concrete paving and four bridges. Low bidder is L G Defelice and Son of North Haven at 3,664,549 dollars. Other low bids include Foley Electric of Portland for 7,169 feet of highway lighting on the Connecticut River Bridge and Rt 180 approaches at Suffield and Enfield 51,818 dollars. Leo Fedus and Sons of Colchester 16,585 dollars to pave 830 feet of state road at the Connecticut School for Boys in Raedden Weston. Webster and Webster of East Hartford 14,045 dollars to install 1,000 feet of median barrier rail on Rt 84 in Waterbury.
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Connecticut River
Suffield
Enfield
Leo Fedus & Sons
Colches
Quinnipiac College Alumni to hear Lloyd W. Elston address
Lloyd W. Elston of Woodbridge and Peter Paul Inc. of Naugatuck will address the Quinnipiac College Alumni Association annual meeting next Monday at the Weather Vane Restaurant in Hamden. Cocktails begin at 6 30 followed by dinner.
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Lloyd W. Elston
Woodbridge
Peter Paul, Inc
Naugatuck
Quinnipiac College Alumni Association
Weather Vane
Hamden
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Trovatore
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Edward Ronald Simetovich
Elaine Street
Margaret Mary Dybicz
Jane
Robert James Thompson
Ferris Avenue
Louise Pauline Utera
Davis Street
Ralph Johnson Palmer
Brainbridge
N.Y
Elna Oliver Decker
Camp Street
Charlie’ Daye
Py ‘Avenue
Virgilia
Meadow
Street Legion Auxiliary
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Norwalk Redevelopment Agency
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Tgages Chemical. Services Corporation
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Sattig Rsm Council
Yale
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Connecticut School For Boys
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