Voters Added In Town Amid Sewer Rental Bill Controversy
The Board of Selectmen recorded 170 new voters amid a heated sewer rental act debate impacting Districts One and Four. Registrars Virginia Spamer and Patrick F. Bowe report 300 new voters this two month span, with several in housing developments and the Fourth District. Local meetings list community events and civic group activities as officials retire and new officers are elected.
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Board of Selectmen
Registrate
Vetera
Virginia Spamer
Patrick F. Bowe
Tim
William Pieger
Joseph Jan- Geko
Joseph W. Coakley
Ralph Kregling
Stony Brook
Ed Howie
Thomas L Joyce
Republican Club
Virginia Davis
Mary Hardy
Sterling House
Grace Church
Old Home Park
New Britain
Arthur Seyda
Wee" Devitt
Stratford Roofers
Frank Greene
Legion Corps
Lawrence Fenton
League of Women Voters
David W. Campbell
Wilcoxton
Thomas B. Coughin
V.F.W
John A. Hurley Sr
Rockets
Longbrook Park
Bill Stasco
Bridgeport Yankees
Whso
Lordship Church Plans New Sanctuary
Lordship Church seeks board approval tonight for a new sanctuary and expanded church school facilities. Rev. Dale R. Beittel, pastor, outlines a definite building program after summer planning by an A group of parish men. Land cleared, plans to be presented at 7 30 p m in the church basement.
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Tin Town
Minute Men
Stratford Amateur Radio Club
Wetona Council
D of P
Red Men's Hall
Church Board of Education
Methdist
Queen Esther
St. James Council
K. of C
K. of C. Hall
Legion Hall
Home Economics Club
Sterling House
William Farmer
George W. Herman
Farmer
Rexford Nettleton
William Hamilton
Herbert J. Angell
Lawrence Fenton
Ralph Goodsell
Emil Ziebold
George Tompkins
Norwalk
Methodipus Club
Methodist Church
Church Hall
Shepherds In Seasion Star
Stratford Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Odd Fellows Hall
Children of Mary A Buaines
Children of Mary Society of St. James
John H. Anderson
Lordship Community Church
Dale R. Beittel
Moentha
E Hardware
Bridgeport
Stratford Roofers
DeRosiers
Stevens Service Center
Johnsona 40
A. Lind
Findoraks Tavern
Janoskos Trea Chimbera
Spada
Blue Goose
Public Works
East End Builders Supply
W. Howard Wilcoxton
A. Bruce Show
Hie
Mary Krevatoock
Mary Avenue
Anthony Lednovich
Evelyn Street
Robert
Ethel Bohm
Sanda Place
Kenneth
Dorothy Hyslop
Bernum Terrace
Vincent Hardy
Sands Place
America Lodge
Washington Lodge
Monroe
St. John’s Lodge
Maconic Temple
Hartford to Honor Justice Jackson at Reception and Dinner
The Hartford County Bar association will honor U.S. Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson at a reception and dinner in Hartford. Chief Justice William M. Maltbie will preside while Justice Jackson visits to confer a presidential citation on Thomas J. Dodd of Lebanon for work at the Nurnberg war crimes trial.
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Hartford
Hartford County Bar Association
Robert H. Jackson
U. S. Supreme Court
William M. Maltbie
State Supreme Court of Errors
Jackson
Thomas J. Dodd
Lebanon
Nuernberg
Fairfield Zoning Has Four Petitions Up For Vote
Fairfield Zoning commission will act on four zone change petitions after a 2.5 hour hearing last night in Town hall. Opponents argued against changes near Kings highway cutoff and State street extension citing property values and industrial impact while some changes were unopposed for areas along Kings highway and Black Rock turnpike. Attorney for Hanisko said the extension site could become a trucking terminal under Brown and Pollock.
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Fairfield Zoning Commission
Town Hall
Kings’ Highway
Grasmere Avenue
Alex Bakonyi
Candlewood Road
Eastbourney Street
Meadowbrook Road
Bakonyt
Halley Avenue
State Street Extension
State Street
Charles Weingarten
Hanisko
Brown and Pollock Company
Death ruled suicide in local Mrs Matilda Weber case
Medical Examiner Dr H B Hacchett ruled death by own action in the gas-filled kitchen of 75 year old Matilda Weber found dead in her Torrington home. Weber, a Swiss native, had long resided in the city.
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Torrington
H. B Hacchett
Matilda Weber
Pontiac Factory Price Blues For Car Shortages
In this note to customers the Pontiac factory outlines local delivered prices by model, urges patience due to unfilled orders, and promises value and quality. It advises placing orders to avoid delays and to keep current cars well maintained while awaiting delivery.
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Stratford
A. J. Lewis
Cut Spring Road
Town Bowling League
Democratic Town Committee
A. F
A.M
St. John's Lodge
Masonic Temple
Sterling House Council
Holy Name Council of Catholic Women Bowling League
Barnumalleya
Paul Evans
Honeyapot
P.T. A
Harold Pursell
Gunnar Stone
Nicholas Scénto
Conrad Leenecki
Evans
Roger Aiken
Haad
Holy Name Society of the Holy Name of Jesus Church
Shang” Wheeler
Canadian Woods
Broad ST
Cor
Consumers Petroleum CO
Savings Bank
Depesite
Savings Banker Deposit Guaranty Fund of Conn., Inc
Lordship Church
The
W. Howard Wilcoxson
Justice Jackson
Max Kiner
Main Street
Globe Theatre
Fairfield
Connecticut
James Staples & Co
Janes Yraples
City Hall
State Banking Department
Pontiac
Streamliner
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