Three Zoning Appeals Headed to Court in Westport
Three decisions by the Zoning Board of Appeals were appealed to the Court of Common Pleas in Westport. Adjacent property owners challenge two variances for a non-conforming house at Fresenius and Long Lots roads owned by Mrs Elizabeth Many, arguing no hardship and self created condition. The Payne Building Co seeks to expand a building on Avery Place in a residential zone for business use, claiming parking burden and lack of hardship. Graylock Corp contests denial of a 2.1 acre subdivision on Maple Jane, noting preexisting building and opposing the precedent claim as improper for the appellate body.
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Westport
Zoning Board of Appeals
Court of Common Pleas
Appellate Board
Fresenius and
Long Lots Roads
Elizabeth Many
Louis V. Mercier
Ernest
Beverly Halliday
James
Barbara Barnes
Dillard
Nancy Spriggs
Thomas F. Hulbert
Avery Place
Payne, Building Company
Payne Company
Graylock Corporation
O Connor Named Head Of Stratford Chamber
Raymond J. O'Connor was unanimously elected president of the Stratford Chamber of Commerce for 1966 67. Chris Parrs outgoing president announced. Officers include H Richard Brew Norah Czukowski Donald Bundock Ronald Lind and George Mohs. An annual dinner will officially install the new officers. The article notes O'Connor's history with the chamber and his plan to run a top notch organization. The piece also mentions a separate Civil Defense Auxiliary Police shooting program and Dr Gerhard H Coler as a speaker for an event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Raymond J. O'Connor
Commerce
Ray
Pate
Nroeram
Chris Parrs
H. Richard Brew
H.W. Phoenix
Norah Czukowski
Donald Bundock
Ronald Lind
George Mohs
Chamber
O'Connor
Cham Beree Wpeenes
Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
Nichols school Cub pack 73 opens season with parent join-in
The first meeting of Nichols school Cub pack 73 is tonight at 7 o'clock in the school all-purpose room. Cubmaster Philip Hughes invites all boys eight years of age or older to attend with one or both parents and to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alderson
Ernest Seyfret
H. F. Bitzer
Frederick Petrie
William W. Ricker
Nichols Pack
Nichols School
Philip Hughes
Christ Episcopal Church
Town Hall
Ninth District Improvement Association
Chapel Street
Red Cross
Stratford
America Lodge
Masonic Temple
Stratford Methodist Church
Stratford Methodist Dorcas Circle
Wayne Doyle
Salem Road
Fred W. Hallock
Dogwood Place
Milford
Anderson-Dunn-Kochiss
American Legion
Legion Hall
Main Street
First Congregational Church
Episcopal Church
Christ Church House
Ralph Guzzi
Assembly
John Bigley
Judith Terrace
Nichols
Swerving Car Kills Boy Injures Driver in North Haven
North Haven police said 14 year old George Vahldieck of 17 Bishop Street was struck and killed when a youth's car veered into the northbound lane on Maple Avenue. Driver David Colella, 17, of 75 Eastern Street New Haven, was injured and taken to St. Raphael's Hospital in fair condition. The crash remains under investigation.
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North Haven
George Vahldieck
Maple Avenue
Vahldieck
Bishop St
David Colella
Eastern St
New Haven
St. Raphael’s Hospital
Dead Child and Nine Hurt as Car Plows Through Queens Crowd
New York AP report: a car misfired through a busy Queens intersection injuring nine and killing four year old Frank Warner of Jamaica. The driver Walter Ervin, 60, was struck by his own car after attempting to help victims. he and others were treated and released from area hospitals.
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New York
Queens
Walter Ervin
Jamaica
Frank Warner
Ervin
Meredith Speaks In New Haven
James Meredith, a Columbia law student and the first Black student at the University of Mississippi, told a Dixwell Avenue church crowd that Lester Maddox’s Georgia governor nomination advances civil rights. He urged whites to decide the movement’s direction and urged Black men to rise and women to pursue education amid poverty programs.
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New Haven
Lester Maddox
Georgia
James Meredith
Meredith
Dixwell Avenue
Maddox
Columbia University
University of Mississippi
Elm City Man Injured In Pike Exit Car Crash
Edward Harris, 29, of New Haven, was injured at 1 25 a m Sunday when his car skidded out of control and struck a rock ledge at the West Avenue eastbound exit of the Connecticut Turnpike. He was taken to Norwalk Hospital for treatment of cuts and bruises. State Trooper Fred Hunter arrested Harris on a charge of failure to drive in an established lane.
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Noralk
Edward Harris
New Haven
West Avenue
Harris
Norwalk
Fred Hunter
Mr. Harris
Jesuit to Speak At Liturgical Day Program
The Most Rev. Walter W. Curtis announces Rev. Clement J. McNaspy SJ will be keynote speaker at the diocesan liturgical day on Nov. 4 at Sacred Heart University. He chairs and participates in multiple Catholic liturgical and arts groups and has written on worship. The day opens with a session at 9:30 a.m. and ends with regional parish meetings following a Eucharist led by Bishop Curtis.
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Walter W. Curtis
Bridgeport
Clement J. McNaspy
Magazine “America
Sacred Heart University
Father McNaspy
National Liturgical Conference
Washington, D.C
Bishops’ National Advisory Council
Foundation For Art, Religion and Culture
Catholic Art Association
America Record Society
Liturgical Arts Society
Curtis
Fairfield County
Donal McCann
Gregory Street
Carolyn Brown
CND
Notre Dame Novitiate
Ridgefield
John Giuliani
St. Peter Church
Gerald Devore
St. Margaret Mary Church
Shelton
Nicholas Grieco
Notre
Youth Shot in Leg Brother Sought
James Melvin, 38, of 104 Arch Street, was shot in the right leg by his brother Gary shortly before 10 30 Saturday night. Gary fled and was being sought last night. James was taken to St Vincent's hospital where the bullet was removed. He was listed in good condition. Set Alexander Wieck and Detective John Halpin investigated to determine motive.
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James Melvin
Arch Street
Gary
St. Vincent's Hospital
Alexander Wieck
John Halpin
Still Time to Register for Four Classes at YM Bridgeport
Stewart Spraggins, physical director, announced that Bridgeport branch YMCA still accepts registrations for lady's judo on Mondays 8 to 9 pm, men's judo Wednesdays 7 to 8 pm, scuba diving Wednesdays 8 to 10 pm, and karate sessions on Tuesdays 7:30 to 8:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
YMCA
Stewart Spraggins
Dempsey Promises Aid for State Employees
Hartford AP Gov. John Dempsey pledged action to expand benefits for Connecticut state workers at the 26th annual State Employees Association convention. He backed wage increases, job classification upgrades, a 35 hour work week for some, night pay differentials, and opposed universal competitive examinations for many jobs. Officers elected included Joseph Tobin, Katherine Kondisar, and James Quinn. Delegates approved requests for a uniform 35 hour week, automatic pension adjustments, optional retirement after 25 years, full health coverage, an extra holiday, and state parking plus multi story garages. The union represents about 18 000 workers and approved a $500 donation for municipal employees.
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Hartford
John Dempsey
Connecticut State Employes Association
Clayton Gengras
Dempsey
Judicial
Joseph Tobin
Central Connecticut State College
New Britain
Katherine Kondisar
James Quinn
State Comptroller's
General Assembly
Multiple Breaks Hit Five Local Businesses
Detectives investigate five burglaries at Edward Nowitz Metal Company Beardsley Park Drive-In Lantern restaurant and other sites. Losses include 760 pounds nickel anodes valued at 1140 dollars, 216 dollars cash 30 cartons of cigarettes 80 dollars two candy boxes ice cream hot dogs and liquor six bottles. Breaks occurred by forced doors or smashed windows with entries prior to dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nowitz
Nancy Drive
Nowitz, Metal Company
Central Avenue
Mr. Nowitz
Beardsley Park Drive-In
Beardsley Park
Kenneth Carras
Lantern Restaurant
Main Street
Catholic Primate Receives Great Polish Ovation
Cardinal Wyszynski and Poland's bishops drew crowds up to 150000 in Wroclaw as they appeared together for the first time since early protests over forgiveness letters. The event followed tensions with the Communist government over travel bans and West German claims on Oder Neisse territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wroclaw
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Oder- Neisse
Germany
Breslau
Cardinal Wyszynski
Oder-Neisse
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O’connor
PTA
Roy Kuhn
Gerhard H. Coler
Counseling Center
Connecticut
Park Avenue
Bores
Coler
State Civil Defense Organization
State Department of Education
Edith Frost
Edward Samorajczyk
Clifford Andrews
Michael Daniels
Edward Mudre
Myrtle Lumis
Joseph Petrino
Home Ec Club
Sterling Home Economics Club
Sterling House
Lecely
Udy
Colonial Lease Plan
Milford Dodge, Inc
Bridgeport Ave
Conn
California
National Press Week
Los Angeles
Dee Mergell
Elisabeth Stewart
Kay Hughes
Cole
Mary Cleary
Catalina
Tequilla
Elm City
Pike Exit
Baird Dynamics Company
Bostwick Avenue
Edward Casey
H Stamp
Larry Tirreno
Mare
State Street E
Super Slim
Leo
Prudential Furniture
Data Processing Institute
Methods & Machines School
THE
Butler Business School
IBM
IBM 401
Institute
State St
Southern New England Telephone Company
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