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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1958
Page
18
An 18-year-old Milford youth received an 18 month suspended sentence and a 200 dollar fine for a two month old pistol spree in the eastern town. Judge Ronald M Stark faulted the father for supplying a pistol at home and warned the youth any violation would trigger the sentence.
Raymond J. Leaver 62 engineering planning manager for Lever Brothers New York died at Stamford hospital. He lived in Glenbrook and had worked for the firm 30 years. Survivors include his wife a son a daughter and a brother.
City Engineer Charles E. Smith backs Clark and Fray Construction of Bridgeport as the award winner for the Griffith avenue and Lakeside drive sewer project in the North End. The bid review followed a request to withdraw by Ciccione and Sons of Mamaroneck after alleging arithmetic errors in their bid. The Common Council committee delayed final action pending legal guidance from City Attorney Hugh C. Curran.
Milford Court disposed of multiple cases including Howard Beardsley 17 breach of peace $100 Edward Cikora forgery $25 George Chase 18 breach of peace $6 Joseph Mello 36 breach of peace $12 Ann Rosengrant 35 failure to grant highway $6 Thomas Flynn 19 malicious destruction of private property three months jail suspended for one year Malcolm MacFadden 60 theft $25 Albert Monnemy 59 following too closely $6 Daniel R Artes 33 disregarding officer signal $6 Nathaniel Stoddard 22 reckless driving forfeited $50 bond Out of state drivers forfeit bonds totaling $65.
Danbury police report vandals broke into a mausoleum at Wooster cemetery and stole urns of ashes. A cemetery employee observed evidence of tampering near the gate while a patrolman found the tomb open and the bronze gate unlocked. The act is believed to have occurred overnight near the hospital area.
Fairfield Connecticut plan commission announces a public hearing set for June 18 1958 at 7 30 P M in the Public Works Building 608 Jennings Road. The hearing concerns proposed subdivisions by Theodore Gendron Bauchner Construction Co and North American Realty Corp with maps on file for public inspection.
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