Milford Town Election Ready for Vote Day
The Milford electmen and town clerk will administer the electoral oath to those meeting age and residency rules. Polls open 6:45 to 8:00 PM for Milford’s first Council-Manager town election with 11,961 eligible voters and 11,061 on the lists across five districts. The ballot includes three selectmen, seven constables, five district council seats, town meeting reps, and two Board of Education members in districts two through four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Seasion
Board of Education
General Assembly
Philip L. White
Brattleboro, Vt
Burton LL. Winslow
Stoughton
Mass
Bennington
Paul K. Morris
Arington
U. S
Bassick of Bridgeport
Wip
Board of Fire Commissions
Hrbest I. Cox
FASTEETH Teeth Powder Improves Hold and Comfort
FASTEETH claims to stabilize upper or lower false teeth, preventing slipping and sliding. It is described as alkaline and non acidic, non pouring, reducing odor and improving bite feel without a chalky taste.
Partry called in Hershey strike mediation talks
Ansonia Oct 3 state labor commissioner John J Gan said he asked Paul A Hershey owner and United Steelworkers to meet with him at a conference of the State Board of Mediation to end the 60 day strike at Hershey Metal Products plants in Ansonia and Derby. The conference at the state capitol is set for Wednesday at 2 pm to explore facts and seek a conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Hershey Metal Products Company
Planta
Derby
John J. Gan
State Labor Department
Paul A. Hershey
United Steel Workers of America, ©. I. O
State Board of Mediation
State Capitol
Hershey
Missioner Hyan ‘Aald
State Mediation Board
Burton H. Champ
Middletown
Samuel Curry
New Haven
Steward Clark
Bridgeport
Eran
Demand for teachers remains higher than supply at Danbury college
Danbury Oct 83 Ruth A Haas president of Danbury Teachers College says demand for elementary school teachers exceeds supply. The June graduates filled many local and statewide positions with numerous names listed in Danbury and surrounding towns. Several graduates remain in home towns or pursue further study at Columbia and other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Ruth A. Haas
Danbury Teachers College
Haas
Shirley Benigson
Norswalk
Joan Byrnes
West Hartford
Sally Coyle
Lenore Schack
Marie Golder
Mast Hartford
Celestingd Doran
Marion McNally
Helen Potter
Cheyhro
Jeanette Holick
Middlebury
Mary Jane Hopkins
Reading
Geraldine Malslen Garofalo
Newtown
Michael Skandera
Ridgefield
Alyce Stuhl
Eugene McGowan
Southbury
Sidney Smith
Roxbury
Margot Visel
Marle Waracks
Stratford
Harriet Barlow
Watertown
Annabelle Coyle
Jean Stevens
Bethlehem
Hast“ Martford
Shirley Kotchingman
Dover Plains
N.Y
Warren
Leonard Metelita
Norwalk
Westport
Mary L. Pettibone
New Milford
Plainville
Eleanor Smith
Stamford
Old Lyme
Ruth Stevenson
Betty Rockwood
Fairfield
Rosemary Greene
Vasser College
Melissa Clark
New Britain General Hospital
John Sweeney
Lakeville
Edward Craft
Carmel
N. Yui Paul Mackovak
Richard Strumulo
Columbia College
New York City
Selectmen Plan State Takeover of Town Pension System
Westport officials led by First Selectman Emerson F. Parker plan a Hartford talk on state takeover of the town pension plan. The study weighs costs to town, and changes would require a town meeting if advised by the Pension board. The expansion would affect town officials but not teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Selectman
Emerson F. Parker
Hartford
Selectmen
Board of Education
Pension Board
Parker
Aystem
Po- Nee
Wire
Highway
Westport
Red Cross
Voting Shifted to School Hall in Monroe Town
After five decades of casting ballots in the town hall Monroe electors Monday vote for town officers at the consolidated school. Selectmen moved voting booths and election machinery to the school as the town meeting place, with heating work underway in town hall and the town business meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Consolidated
Town Hall
John Barratt and Associates
Town
Danbury Day draws 6000 pupils to fair celebration
DANBURY Oct 3 Danbury Day brings about 15000 visitors to the Danbury Fair including an estimated 6000 schoolchildren with passes. G Mortimer Rundle president emeritus, recalling the fair’s 1869 start, notes pride in the town and the event despite changes, urging return of horses and broader farmer participation next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
G. Mortimer Rundle
Danbury Fair
Samuel H. Rundle
First Fair
Board of Education
Yesteryear
Rundie
Danbury Agricultural Society
Danbury Fair Corporation
Falr
Rundle
Algo
Mr. Rundle
Induction by Emblem Club Planned at Elks Home
Mrs. George Grazladio will head ceremonies Monday at Elks home in Rockville marking the installation of new Emblem Club officers. Loretta Welch to become president succeeding Mrs. Courtland H. Lawrence. Dinner at Hotel Green precedes installation with Mrs. Eugene F. Melvin overseeing arrangements and numerous committees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grazladio
Rockville
Elks Home
Emblem Club
Loretta Welch
Courtland H. Lawrence
Elks Lodge
Hotel Green
Eugene F. Melvin
John C. Haugh
Alban L. Martin
John J. Allen
Joseph Schullery
Fred C. Brown
Harold Dean
David Wilkinson
Albert Miller
Kay Costello
George Brodie
William Silvernail
Courtland Lawrence
Fred Wied
Floyd Evans
Joseph Costello
George Kunisch
Mra. Melvin
Costello
George Haddy
John Stone
Nathan Elwood
Albert Kaiser
Howard Rileohardson
Chester
Mayor Silent on Welfare Dept in annual report
Mayor Edward J. Kelley presented the city and Common Council with his annual report and declined to comment on the Welfare Department while noting an ongoing investigation of the Welfare Board. He praised other departments, reported 98.7 percent tax collection, and forecast a net Grand List decrease due to real and personal property revaluations. He cited improved police and fire efficiency, added sewer work, and housing plans for veterans, with new apartments approved on Van Buren and Fairview avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Halleck
Joseph Serrani
Serrani
Danbury Banana Company
Willis E. Woodin
Robert J. Keating
St. Louis
Edward J. Kelly
Common Council
Wreltare
Welfare Board
Board of Welfare
Robert B. Oliver
Kejley
Kelley
Fairview Avenue
van Buren Avenue
Ansonia Ukrainian Church Marks Golden Anniversary
More than 500 Russian Greek Catholic parishioners from Connecticut travel to Ansonia for the 50th anniversary of St. Peter and St. Paul Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church on Clifton Avenue. Festivities run Saturday 8 p.m. to Sunday 4:30 p.m. with a dance at Liberty Hall and a church basement dinner. Invited guests include Governor McConaughy Senator Baldwin Mayor Thomas J. Nelligan and regional clergy. Gus Wislocki of Seymour is general chairman and Judge John M. Dzaladik of Seymour directs the speaking program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Connecticut
St. Peter and St. Paul
Clifton Avenue
Liberty Hall
May Street
Society to Honor Founders Today Dinner for 44 charter members
Mayor Thomas J. Nelligan leads an invited list for a 2 p.m. Abbruzzese society dinner honoring 44 charter members in Abbruzzese hall. Guests include U S Deputy Marshal Stephen F Lopiest, Supt Arthur Gau di o, Clerk Paul Schumacher, Building Inspector Patsy Pietranagelo, Probate Judge John Deatadik, and others. Charter members named span Antonio Yagovane Sr to Clementine Angelucci. Holy Name Sunday announced for the Church of the Assumption men of the Holy Name society to receive Holy Communion tomorrow at seven o clock Miss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Nelligan
Abbruzzese
Abbruzzese Hall
U.S
Stephen F. LoPiesti
Supt. of Charities
Arthur AL Gaudio
Paul FB. Schumacher
Patsy Pietranagelo
John M. Deatadik
Aledomen Vincent DiDio
Nicholas Cannata
John Santangelo
Paul Signatelli
Jennie Steffero
Paolo Santini
Valentino Fuselli
Peter DiClemte
Clementino Angelucci
Wiliam Breda
Guistino Breda
John Cerretelli
Rocco DiLisio
Domenico DeLomenico
Orlando D’urbeno
Joseph DiLala
Ceasar Mammarelli
Antonio Pantalones
Julio Volto
Clementine Angelucci
Holy Name
Men of the Holy Name Society of the Church of the Assumption
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Jewish Center
Redmen’s Hall
Edward Bloch
Harold Kanter
Lewis ‘Lichtenstein
Hebrew School
Odd Fellows’ Bath
Robert A. Goldwaaser
Meyer Davison
Daniel Nadel
Joseph Chaitin
Legion Auxiliary
Fowler Memorial
Adeline Beveridge
Alce Keller
Anne Shepard
Edna Hurlbunt
Ruth Roby
Deveon
Woodmont
Wilbur Avenue
Wiremnon
Central
Ernest Cox
Leonard Botsford
John McLaren
Platt Street
Bayview
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Devon
Devon Union Church
Wildermere Beach
Myrtle Beach Community Church
Mary Taylor Memorial Methodist Church
Fort ‘Rembull Presbyterian Church Church of Christ
Kirst Baptist Church
Woodmont Union Chapel
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Milford Council of Churches
Jesus Christ
Newspap
American Junior Red Cross
Bedford Junior High
Mary E. Colgan
Aponnor
Kathryn McCormick
Echoo Nureae
Colgan
Pat Fisher
Catherine Betts
Claude Woodruff
Douglass. Roberts
Marion
C. Sorigi
Elda Fama
Mabel Shukie
Leslie Sniffen
Palazzo
Mary Tadisco
Mary Kusy
Paul Burns
Barbara Vogel
William Talbert
Grace Mannion
Donald Esposito
Nancy Green
Richard Targett
Joan Alhage
Ida “Alhage
Abbe Cohen
Irene Gordon
Patricia Holland
Dorothy Keane
Fred Nimer
Bonnie Rivers
George Shukry
Wilbur Valine
Agatha Brampas
Nancy Cawley
Betty IE Not
Richard Gimigiano
Florence Hoségan
John Jugler
Robert McDonald
Fred Otto
Melbert Russell
Duane Valine
Setphen Adler
Larry Cugini
John Frederick
Lily George
Anna Jancewicz
Norman Kelley
Terry Monney
Borla Novak
Barbara Poller
John Simone
Edward Taylor
George Waterman
Albert Addessi
Louise Brooks
Mary Deakin
Betty Engels
Ronald Fuller
Larry Hissong
Alice Humphrye
Lorraine LaCave
Frank Mastriani
David Newton
Berner Peterson
Helen Schnling
Beverly Shaheen
Frank Timan
John White
Dorothy Stone
Norma Ulaamer
Betty Dueschle
Eugene W. Shrigley
Frank M. Stone
Norma Ulsamer
Jeanne Bonitelles
James Everett
Marion Treadwell
George Oatis
Egbert. Judson
George Treadwell
Helen Britton
Veterans’ Advisory Center
Cood Furniture
Franklin
Zenith
RCA Philco
Skes
Mohair
Oranklinrniture Co
Happy Home Furnishers
Main ST
Dep
Armory
Socony
Burnef
Nawesapendie
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