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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1958
Page
3
Government clarifies that policyholders are not required to pay premiums after reaching age 85 for certain cooperatives and life insurers. The decision affects policy holders and insurers, with implications for future premium obligations and policy terms.
Mrs Sally Rowland, 54, of 120 Meadowside Road, fractured her left hip after slipping on the Milford sidewalk in front of 161 Robert Treat Parkway. She was listed in fairly good condition at Milford Hospital.
In Stratford New Haven Railroad depot the westbound waiting room centers on a coal burning stove mounted on a metal pad. Clerk Jack Eileen tends the fire as stories rise when trains run late, and the stove remains a relic amid bright doors, a red wastebasket, and two labeled rooms.
Three year old Wayne Perkins was found near a store about 30 minutes after missing. The article describes a pot bellied stove at a train station warming travelers in cold weather as Jack keeps the fire going throughout winter. The scene portrays commuters gathering around the stove for warmth and notes its sentimental appeal to passengers.
In Bridgeport and Newtown court actions, 23 year old Compton of 201 Arctic Street and 16 year old from Bridgeport faced charges after breaking into a liquor store on Route 25 in Newtown last December. Judge Philip R. Pastore imposed suspended reformatory terms and probation for youths tied to the cases, noting a pattern suggesting future prison time. A second defendant, Aloysius Vitkovsky, 23, of 456 Barnum Terrace, received an indefinite term as Judge Pastore emphasized ongoing delinquency and the need for institutional treatment at Cheshire.
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