Four Danbury Boys Held in False Alarms
Four Danbury youths were apprehended in a case police and fire officials say clears up a string of false alarms in the area. Names withheld due to age. The youths met with Fire Chief Hanna and City Prosecutor Buzard, with discipline to be handled by their parents. About ten false alarms and one small cemetery grass fire were attributed to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Daniel J. Devine, Jr
Sion
George. C. Hanna
Norman Buzard
St. Peter's Cemetery
Progress Listed On Sewer Work
City Engineer Charles E. Smith reports multiple sewer projects in progress or planned. The Waller road area project near completion at 98 percent. Griffin avenue and Lakeside drive sewer work set to start by mid July. a $61 735 contract awarded for Clark and Fray Construction with completion expected late October. bids to install a replacement sewer on Clinton avenue soon. Bridgeport Hydraulic and Bridgeport Gas relocating lines to enable sewer work. Further extensions and bids planned after Waller road, with Loftus circle inclusion to be voted next Monday. funding comes from sewer appropriation and recent bond proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Smith
Smith
Waller Roi
Gabriel Construction Company
Hartford
Griffin Avenue
Lakeside Drive
Lake Forest
North End
Clark and Fray Construction Company
Clinton Avenue
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Bridgeport Gas Company
Waller Road
New Defender Named for Culombe in Death Penalty Appeal
Hartford July 1 AP A new public defender was appointed to represent convicted killer Arthur Culombe in his death sentence appeal. Alexander A. Goldfarb of Hartford replaces the late Thomas F. McDonough, who died last month, and had served without pay as associate counsel. The appointment was made by Superior Court Judges Shannon and Loiselle, with Chief Justice Daly approving. Culombe has until Aug 15 to file an assignment of errors for the State Supreme Court appeal. Culombe and Joseph L. Tabor sky were convicted in June 1956 of one holdup murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Arthur Culombe
Alexander.a. Goldfarb
Thomas F.mcdonolugh
Goldfarb
McDonough
Columbe
Superior Court
James C. Shannon
Alva P
Zoning Board of Appeals sets 30 items for July hearing
The Zoning Board of Appeals announced a July 10 public hearing at 3 p.m. in City Hall with 30 items. Applications include G. B. Sniffen to build a one story store at Stratford avenue, Baldwin Motors to reassign gas station use at State and John streets, Paul Cassetta to erect a two bay gas station at Prospect and Broad, and others. Includes conversions of homes to two families, office space for Dr Scully at Main street, and Industrial Scale and Equipment to expand and shift to industrial use with parking at Charles street and Wheeler avenue. Ohio previously created its first Department of Highways in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Appeals
City Hall
G. B. Sniffen
Stratford Avenue
Baldwin Motors, Inc
State Street
John Street
Paul Cassetta
Prospect Street
Broad Street
Charles Mr. McCarthy
Noble. Avenue
Mildred E. Baz
Lly
Minnesota Avenue
Michael Scully
Robert E. Hennessy
Main Street
D. William Pasquariello
Industrial Scale and Equipment Company, Inc
Charles Street
Wheeler Avenue
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Buenos Aires
Patagonia
Patagones
Argentina
Ione Fourth
Naweagara
Mdethan
America
Narragansett Brewing Company
Cranston
Loftus Circle
Common Council
Benc
Ametss Wy, Luc, AG Pcmighiutl
Culombe
Ohio
Department of Highways
Post Road
Fairfield Center
Fairfield
Conn
Omcs Cy
Cobbies
Red Cross
Val
Child’s & Women’s
U Saze
Silver Sleep Shop
Silver Discount
Barnum Ave
Stratford
Cor
Broadbridge
Fierntal
Carol Shoe
DE LA Mar
Ciranno
Carmelletes
Fairfield Avenue
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