Zoning Hearing June 12 Over Marine Gasoline Case
City Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a June 12 public hearing at City Hall at 3 p.m. on a request by John and Marguerite Dudas to waive rules to sell marine gasoline at 2 Seabright Avenue in a B-Residence zone. The case follows prior denials and a 1953 injunction blocking land use for business, upheld by the 1954 Supreme Court of Errors. The agenda includes 36 items such as a new gas station at 265 Boston Avenue and other property changes, reflecting broad planning concerns.
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Zoning Board of Appeals
City Hall
John
Marguerite Dudas
Seabright Avenue
Dudas
Common Pleas Court
William H. Poneleit
Supreme Court of Errors
L California Oil Marketers, Inc
New
Boston Avenue
Joseph J. Savage
Boat
Brewster Street
John Powel
Brooklawn Avenue
Frank J. Forno
Capitol Avenue
White Eagle Society
East
Washington Avenue
Kohlenberg Cadillac ~ Olds
Mobile, Inc
Fairfield Avenue
Dominick Verrilli
George R. Duchaine
Grand Street
Dorothy Berkowitz
Harral Avenue
North End
Main Street
Brookside Shopping Center, Inc
Steven J. Knapp
Monroe Street
Mario Natalizio
Vito Pirelli
Barney Friedman
State Street
Louise Cimmino
Charles Potway
Stratford Avenue
Joseph F. Buckley
Airfielder Wins Honors at Brown
Richard Harvey Goldberg of 82 Edgewood Road Fairfield was named recipient of the Pres tont Gurney literary prize of 200 dollars and honored as a Francis Wayland Scholar at Brown University. A Magna cum laude graduate of Roger Ludlowe High School, he also earned the Rensselaer Polytechnic Medal the Lion's Club Award and the GE Youth in Industry Award. He will enter Tufts Medical School in September.
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John A. Lyddy
Lyddy
Richard Harvey Goldberg
Philip
Berg
Edgewood Road
Fair
Brown University
Prestont Gurney
Francis Wayland
Goldberg
Roger Ludlowe
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Lion's Club
General Electric
Tufts Medical School
New England Medical Center
Key Men of Connecticut Episcopal Diocese Planning Conference
The 1958 59 program will be adopted at a Sunday planning conference and picnic at Camp Washington with a 10 30 a m prayer service. Lorraine Pitman of Westport chairs the Laymen division. Bishop Esquirol will visit. Each of 182 congregations designates a Key Man serving as diocese contact and parish liaison.
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Episcopal Diocese of
Connecticut
Camp Washington
Camp Chapel
Lorraine Pitman
Westport
John H. Esquirol
S.T.D
Beach Tests Are On In City Bathing Areas
The city will publish bacteriological test results from bathing areas this week. Acting Health Officer Dr Henry P Dinan Jr said a survey team began testing on Memorial Day and has been processing samples. He noted 48 hours to grow bacteria and 24 to complete the count, with Memorial Day samples compared to this week’s data.
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Henry P. Dinan, Jr
Dinan
Fairfield Man Taken To Hospital After Bus Illness
George Jacksies aged 29 of 205 Jeniford road Fairfield was taken to St Vincent's hospital by police ambulance at 5 30 p m yesterday after becoming ill on a CR and L bus on Tunxis Hill road near Knapps highway Fairfield His condition was listed as fair.
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George Jacksies
Jeniford Road
Fairfield
St. Vincent's Hospital
Tunxis Hill Road
Knapps Highway
Bank Ride Found Dead in Auto in West Hartford
Kenneth D. Moore 37 of Newington was found dead in his car on West Ridge drive near 6:30 a.m. A passing motorist saw exhaust hose into the vehicle and alerted Officer James R. Cosker. Coroner and medical examiner ruled carbon monoxide poisoning. Moore was assistant treasurer at Mechanics Savings Bank and involved in the mortgage loan department.
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West Hartford
Kenneth D. Moore
Newington
Capt
F. Paulsen
Moore
West Ridge Drive
James R. Cosker
Roy Allen
The
Mechanics Savings Banks
Mortgage Loan Department
Fire damages truck brake lining on Kings highway cutoff
Firefighters from No 1 and No 2 companies extinguished a blaze damaging a truck on Kings highway cutoff near Fairfield at 9 45 last night. The Shawmut Transportation Company of Boston Massachusetts owns the vehicle.
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Kings Highway
Fairfield
Shawmut Transportation Company
Boston
Mass
Fairfield Finance Board Hears Requests for Funds
The Fairfield Finance board held a public hearing on proposals for a 15 room Riverfield elementary school addition to the library stack wing and a new firehouse in Greenfield Hill. Major requests include 655,470 for Riverfield school construction and 1,000,000 for sewer trunk lines with further sums for site work and planning across town.
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Fairfield Finance Board
Town Hall
Fairfield Public Library
Greenfield Hill
Riverfield
Mill Plain Road
Duck Farm Road
Finance Board
Town Hall Area
Homer C. M. Cudmare
Lyons and Mather
Cudmare
Pilar
Cudmore
Fern Street
Sherman ‘School
Sherman School
Post Road
Walter A. Upham
John FE. Doran
Library Board of Trustees
Austin Mather
Abner W. Mitchell
Sewer Commission
Nathan Hale Street
Brooklawn Avenue
Cleveland Avenue
Tunxis Hill
Mr. Mitchell
Sewer Department
Fairfield Beach Road
Southport
L. A. Renzulli
Fire Commission
Joseph J. Stopa
Congress Street
Crosshigh Way
Greenfield
Hitt Volunteer Fire Company
Verna Hut
Stopa
Townhall Green
First
Weather Forecast Summary for New England States
Connecticut sunny with pleasant temperatures today. Tonight cool. Thursday generally fair and warmer with slight coast temperature changes. Massachusetts Rhode Island sunny and cool today with little temperature change. Maine New Hampshire Vermont sunny and mild today with fog tonight. Eastport to Block Island northeast to east winds 10 to 20 mph today with fair weather and good visibility.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Eastport
Block Island
School Referendum Rules Awaited in North End High Plans
Board of Education member Harald Saunders seeks city guidance on referendum requirements for a North End high school. He aims to circulate petitions to accelerate the project and asked Town Clerk William L. Keller how to word them and the required signatures. Assistant City Attorney John J. McGuinness drafted a reply for Keller to review, with Keller expecting to receive it soon at City Hall.
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Board of Education
Harald Saunders
William L. Keller
North End
Saunders
Mr. Keller
John J. McGuinness
McGui
Balogh Given Eight to Thirty Years as Habitual Offender
Kalman Balogh 41 of 401 State street was ordered to serve eight to 30 years after being found guilty of breaking and entering and attempted breaking and entering, plus habitual offender counts, in Superior Court before Judge Howard W. Alcorn. Prosecutors say he broke into a printing firm and a delicatessen on State street in April shortly after parole. Balogh contends intoxication prevented intent. defense was Public Defender John F. James.
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Kalman Balogh
State Street
State
Howard W. Alcorn
Balogh
Lorin W. Willis
John F. James
Episcopal Women Begin Hartford Houseparty Event
More than 20 Episcopal women from Connecticut churches attend sessions at the Hartford Seminary Foundation for their annual houseparty. Principal speaker Rev. Robert B. Appleyard of Greenwich presents four talks on Our Lord and Our Work and Leadership, reviewing Christ's life in terms of followers' work and readership.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Hartford Seminary Foundation
Ession
Robert B. Appleyard
Greenwich
Christ
Deal Seen Near On School Site
Francis J. King announces negotiations nearing completion for the acquisition of a 10 acre Reservoir avenue site for a proposed North End elementary school with a $1.5 million budget. Architect Raymod Olson reports to the board after Hartford meetings and state approvals. A related committee seeks city approval in principle for a new North End high school.
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North End
Francis “J. King
Board of Education
Hugh C. Curran
John J. Heaney
Reservoir Avenue
King
Rayimond Olson
Fletcher- Thompson
Hartford
Olson
Tedesco
Pay Boost Lifts Bridgeport Post Office Salaries
Bridgeport Post Office staff from postmaster onward will gain about 24.60 annually due to a Postal law signed by President Eisenhower. The bill raises wages by 10 percent and raises first class letter rates from three to four cents and the almail rate from six to seven cents. Postmaster Russell F. Neary notes May postal sales fell 28,008 in Bridgeport as meters delayed restocking until rate changes were clear. He expects improvement now that the law is enacted.
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Bridgeport
Eisenhower
Russell F. Neary
Neary
Bus Plunge Kills Eleven in Ecuador Near Tulcan
An overloaded bus plunged over a cliff near Tulcan, Quito region, killing eleven people and injuring twenty nine. Authorities investigated the crash and identified the deceased and wounded as the emergency response units treated the scene.
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Quito
Ecuador
Tulcan
Hall Neighborhood House opening delayed by construction
The Hall Neighborhood House on Green Street postpones its opening due to construction delays. Executive director Ewell Newman said a tentative June 15 ceremony is unlikely to occur, with doors likely opening between July 1 and July 15. The three story building will host recreational activities, classrooms, and workshops for children, teens, and adults, with offices and facilities spread across three floors. Temporary spaces are currently in Waltersville School basement on Stuben Street.
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Green Street
Ewell Newman
Settlement House
Newman
Hall House
Waltersville School
Stuben Street
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