Fire destroys century old Moodus plant
Three Eaton Electronics workers escaped unharmed as a three story Moodus building dating from the 1800s burned out. Investigators traced the blaze to a furnace on the ground floor with flames racing to the roof. Firefighters from East Hampton and East Haddam battled the blaze for over an hour. About 75 percent of the company’s inventory remained intact in a rear one story shed. The plant produced Printed electronic circuits.
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Bara
Moodus
East Hampton
East Haddam
Kabara
Mooqdus
Eaton Electronics Company
India
An- Woolen Mill Company
Universary of
Edward Ka
Trumbull Court Disposes 50 Cases Judge Evans Presides
More than 50 cases were disposed of by Judge John P. Evans in Trumbull Town Court. Freddie L. Elliott Jr. of Bridgeport was fined 100 dollars and given 30 days in jail with 21 suspended for driving with a suspended license. he is appealing. Other fined defendants include Frank J. Anunziato of Milford for speeding 75 to 80 mph and several others with varying amounts. Also noted were two not guilty verdicts, suspended judgments, and warrants issued for several defendants. Gonzalo Facio, Costa Rican Ambassador, urged Latin American nations to pursue disarmament and redirect funds to economics and social development.
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Trumbull
John P. Evans
Seymour Baum
Freddie L. Elliott, Jr
Smith Street
Bridgeport
Frank J. Anunziato
Shelter Cove
Milford
Merritt Parkway
Robert Krysiak
Harry Shlonsky
Park Street
Frank Baker, Jr
Cottage Street
Crescent Drive
Lawrence LeBlanc
State Street
William H. Hohn
Virginia Avenue
Kenneth L. Miller
Euclid Avenue
Waterbury
Michael Fedell
Tashua Parkway
Stepney Depot
William Koczy
Wells Drive
Daniel G. Salvio
Daniels Farm Road
Francis Forte
Summit Street
T. Stewart Harris
Wallingford
Wendel Gosselin
Szost Drive
Fairfield
Ronald B. ‘D'Andrea
Read Street
Donald G. Gerais
Barnum Terrace
Stratford
James Farmer, Jr
Webb Road
Edward A. Curran
Main Street
Thomas F. Booth
Monroe Road
Stepney
Norman Q. Montpetit
Sleepy Hols
Low Road
Newington
Frank Trapani
Leo E. LaPointe
Hartford
Bernard H. Cole
Manchester
Ferdinand E. Equi
Cedarhill Road
Easton
Stanley L. Buster
Jewel S. Farrar
Locust Street
Mystery Bottles Pop Up Then Furniture Has a Turn
Seaford New York February 24 AP A family reports a second crash of a chest of drawers at the James Herrmann house within 24 hours amid a bottle popping spree that began February 3. Nassau detectives and Newsday reporter Dave Kahn weigh natural and supernatural theories as the 12 year old James Herrmann Jr. bears scrutiny.
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Seaford
N.Y
James Herrmann
Herrmann
Herrmanns
James Herrmann Jr
Nassau County
Dave Kahn
Newsday
Garden City
Long Island
Kahn
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Skydel’s
East Main Street
Cor
Arctic
Leavitt's Millinery
Trumbull Court
Gonzalo J. Facio
U. S
Odine
Nature Food Centres
Bank Street
James
Chest of Drawers
Kaho
Dangue Center, Inc
Mass St
Bell's Head
Goodyear
Simmonds
Selewnen
Nyepey
TALOR
Bamcerent
New Haven
Other Cities
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