165 Arrests Listed In Cops Monthly Report
Fairfield officials release figures for November showing 165 arrests by the police department. The report to the Police Commission notes 597 complaints received and 496 requests fulfilled, with 43 parking tickets and 38 motor vehicle warnings issued. Ambulance calls totaled 39. Saturday week operations tabled. Tunxis Hill fire company extends thanks for biennial fund drive contributions. In Boston GE faces health funds study, dividend practices questioned by E. Willis, with GE employing 280,000 workers nationwide and 36,000 in Massachusetts.
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Police Commission
James Kranyik
Tunxis Hill Fire Company
Boston
General Electric Company
Massachusetts Commission
E. S. Willis
New York
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G-E
Massachusetts
Chamber Plans Christmas Trees At Nike Station
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will present two Christmas trees at the Nike station Friday with Junior Red Cross decoration. John Boynton presides. Robert Albrecht, Joseph Hine, Warren Stearn, James Nazzaro and Mary Ann Weinbeck are among organizers. Property deeds list several house transfers in Town hall records. Shepherds of Bethlehem meet at Red Men’s hall tonight at 8. American Legion Christmas party is Friday at 8 in Legion hall. Knights of Columbus plan a children’s party Sunday at 2 in St Ann’s school hall. Permits issued for a garage on Reid street and an addition on Haydens Lane. Marriage intentions filed for Weaving Hewitt and Valovein Santelupo. Tonight's activities include Shepherds of Bethlehem, St Thomas guild, Boys recreation at several schools, and an interleague basketball schedule at Mill Plain school.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Nike Station
Junior Red Cross
John Boynton
Junior Chamber
Robert Albrecht
Joseph Hine
Warren Stearn
James Nazzaro
Mary Ann Weinbeck
Red Cross
Town Hall
Robert
Mary Lou Didsbury
Greenfield Street
Walter
Dorothy Rife
Norman
Lilian Wenz
Fairfield Woods Road
Erving
Frieda Fisher
Albert
Harriet Turner
Brooklawn Terrace
Donald
Sara Heagerty
Shepherds
Shepherds of
Father Coleman
Knights of Columbus
St. Ann's School Hall
Samuel Roberts
Reid Street
Bernard Salvatore
Haydens Tane
Raymond F. Weaving
Cornwall Street
Stratford
Patricia A. Hewitt
Alden Street
Francis R. Valovein
Brooks Street
Bridgeport
Helen Santelupo
Post Road
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Red Men’s Hall
St. Thomas Guild
Roger Ludlowe
Stratfield
McKinley
Oldfield
Farfield Woods
Nathan Hale School
Mill ‘Plaig School
sGrasmere Aces
Church of ‘Assumption
Knights
Colunmbus
St. Emerys
Town Meeting Sparks Controversy Over Mill River Fill Removal
Town meeting representatives question the legality of Monday night’s ATM motion to investigate the Mill River fill removal operations, arguing discussion was allowed but no vote. Fifteen Sasqua council members recall being locked in Red Men's hall for about 30 minutes after their meeting when a bowling alley attendant closed the door. A driver, halted at a red light on the Post road, alerted police who summoned a Red Men official to open the door. William LaRose, vice commander of the George A. Smith post, American Legion, received a commendation from the National commander for enrolling new members as the Smith Legion post offers transportation for Christmas shopping and related services.
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Mill River
Sasqua Council
DOP
Red Men's Hall
Red Men's Organization
William LaRose
George A. Smith Post
American Legion
Smith* Legion Post
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