Builder Fined For Violation In Trumbull
Samuel Pauschter, president of Nu- Site Builders in Bridgeport, pleaded guilty in Trumbull town court to a zoning violation for building without a certificate of occupancy. Judge John P. Evans fined him 50 dollars as inspector John Lutay noted prior notices and prior violations later corrected. Living in homes without occupancy certificates was cited but not prosecuted in this case.
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Trumbull
Samuel Pauschter
Nu- Site Builders Company
Main Street
Bridgeport
John P. Evans
Pauschter
John Lutay
Evans
Mr. Sutay
J. Pauschter
Colder Weather Expected After Rain in Bridgeport Area
A day-long rainfall ended this morning with Bridgeport likely to see partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures. An observer in Stratford predicted light snow possible overnight along the coast, with a low near 35 and a daytime high around 40. Tonight should be fair and colder, with tomorrow's outlook for clear skies in the forties. Bridgeport recorded .57 inches of rain by 10 p.m., while other New England areas reported varied precipitation and icy highways.
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Bridgeport
U. S. Wealther Bureau
Stratford
Connecticut
New England
Regional State Forecasts From New England
Connecticut mostly cloudy and cold with a chance of occasional snow. Highs in the 30s. Clearing and colder tonight with lows in the 20s. Fair and cold tomorrow. Rhode Island cloudy this morning, then partly cloudy with little temperature change in the afternoon. Fair and colder tonight and tomorrow. Massachusetts cloudy with a temperature change in the afternoon but snow flurries in the Berkshires. mostly fair and colder tonight and tomorrow. New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine cloudy with light snow mainly north and central portions turning to snow flurries and colder tonight. partly cloudy north and fair south portions and colder tomorrow. Winds east to Block Island small craft warnings for north to northwest 10-20 mph, rising to 25-30 mph this afternoon, shifting northwest late today and evening. Mostly cloudy with some rain in the north portion. visibility fair to good, foggy early morning.
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Connecticut
Tomorrrow
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Berkshires
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Eastport
Block Island
Maid bound over in $6000 forgery case
Briscoe, 24, of 13 Harbor Avenue Norwalk pleaded guilty to forging checks totaling about $6,000 in the name of Mrs Steve Zakos while employed as a domestic between February and October this year. She admitted using the money for bills, clothes, and a car and to concealing the forgeries by destroying bank statements. A missing camera from the Zakos residence was found in a Norwalk pawnshop, and she admitted pawning it.
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New Orleans
New York
Old Town
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Portland
Maine
iPortland
Ore
Providence
St.Louis
San Antonio
San Francisco
Seattle
Westport
Harbor A Avenue
Norwalk
Zakos
Plan Sought on Emergency Traffic Plan in Snow Jam
Mayor Tedesco asked Police Superintendent Lyddy to draft an emergency traffic plan after last week's snow caused a five hour downtown gridlock. He cited resident letters criticizing police supervision and said weather delays caught police unawares. Chamber president Weaver praised the plan.
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Tedesco
John A. Lyddy
Jack
Supt. Lyddy
T.A.D. Weaver
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Doctor's Car Hits Bridge In New Fairfield Crash
Danbury man Francis Shea, 33, sustained severe head lacerations and a fractured nose when a car driven by Dr. Martin F. O'Reilly, 33, hit a bridge abutment on Saw Mill Road at 1:30 a.m. in New Fairfield. O'Reilly was uninjured, another passenger George D. O'Reilly, 22, received head lacerations. The crash remains under investigation.
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New Fairfield
Danbury
Saw Mill Road
Robert Rasmussen
Francis, Shea
Jefferson Avenue
Martin F. O'Reilly
Main Street
O'Reilly
George D. O'Reilly
Wingdale
N. Y
Milford Police Refuse 58 Football Bonfire Permit Next Year
Milford police Chief Arthur Harris announced to the Board of Police Commissioners that no permit will be issued for a pre high school football bonfire next year. The decision follows Thanksgiving eve vandalism by teens near the Milford Stratford game, with about 18 detentions and three arrests, none of whom were high school students. The board commended the police and blamed police, school authorities, and parents for the riot, while planning daytime rallies and improved supervision. Fire department praised for cooperation.
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Milford
Arthur Harris
Board of Police Commissioners
Milford-Stratford
Harris
Parante
Clarke
Goldman
Fire Department
Continuance Granted in Extradition Case
Danbury detained Baker, sought to appeal to revoke extradition warrant from Kansas for worth less checks and prison escape. Judge Irving Levine granted 30 day continuance to Jan 4 with $10,000 bond. Kansas officer departed Danbury and will return Jan 4. note mentions Fiji school plans.
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Irving Levine
Baker
Stanley Novack
Kansas
Danbury Court Fines Husband for Breach of Peace
John H. Mayne of 2 South Avenue was fined 20 dollars by Judge Irving Levine in City Court for breach of the peace after drinking. He and his wife Mildred were reprimanded for failing to appear in court and for their quarrel.
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Danbury
John H. Mayne
South Avenue
Irving Levine
Mayne
Walter Wayman
Blaint
Mildred
Boys' Club Christmas Pageant Planned With Club Members Acting
The Orcutt Boys' club will stage a seven act Christmas pageant on Friday December 20 starting at 6 30 p m The women's auxiliary will present the play with Norman Bayerle assistant director as master of ceremonies The club choir will provide music and club members will act The junior and intermediate councils will participate Production and musical arrangements will be managed by the women's auxiliary Lighting by Hugh Woods The introduction will be by Henry Tagatac swimming director.
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Orcutt Boys’ Club
Norman Bayerle
Joseph Lucia
Women’s Auxiliary
Hugh Woods
Henry Tagatac
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Walter Goldman
Joseph Foran
Russell Clarke
J. R. Baker
Federal Correctional
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Fiji
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