Elks Club Observes Newspaper Week Dinner Planned
The Aarora Elks club will observe National Newspaper week October 1 to 8 with a Press and Radio dinner October 3 at 7 pm in the Elks club rooms New Haven avenue. Daniel W. Kops WAVZ executive VP will address press radio and TV representatives at the seventh annual event. Robert F. Ward chairs. other organizers include Harry K. Brown and Charles S. Polizzi. Dinner by Board of Governors. guests include Town Manager Charles R. Jovino and Police Supt. Arthur Harris.
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Aarora Elks Club
Elks Club
New Haven Avenue
Daniel W. Kops
WAVZ
Kops
United States
Robert F. Ward
Harry K. Brown
Harry C. Townsend
Charles S. Polizzi
Patrick Palloto
Lawrence Hennessy
Board of Governors
Joseph J. Buckley
Mr. Brown
Charles R. Jovino
Clarence I. Platt
Arthur Harris
Robert F. Dixon, Jr
Richard F. Coley
Perry's Shoe Store
Post Road
James McNulty
James Griffin
Undine Street
J. Vernon Pert
Housatonic Drive
Robert Pue
Willow Street
A. W. Golembeski
Forest Road
Welcome Wagon
Moosehall
East Broadway
Anthony Assenza
James McLean
Assenza
Charles R. Iovine
Curry M. Bartlett, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
George Weed
Alexsandra Kathryn Sisko
Eighth Avenue
Hugh Robert Farrell
New York City
Barbara Ann Posh
Columbia Drive
Anson Roderick Eason
St. Peter's
John Kizlowski
North Street
Robert Schumitz
Wells Drive
Joseph Baker
Finch Street
Peter Arsenault
Old Point Road
Basil Buck
West Avenue
Paul Beliveau
Ranch Road
Planning and Zoning Board
Meadowside
Charles Dallachie
Ettadore Park
Church of Christ, Congregational Coordinating Committee
Plymouth
Centerchurch
New Haven
Waverly Inn
Earl Lyon
Linda Reed
Elsie Bespuda
Louis Maryak
Marilyn Mead
Barbara Maryak
Mona Kamykowski
Patty Kocheski
Carol Kuchman
Janet Rubin
Marge Berger
Sherry Kart
Michele Sorillo
Miss Reed
Miss Rubin
Storrs
Miss Mead
Earl
Kamykowski
Sorillo
Grottos Plan Parley Attracts 1000 Delegates Nov 2
Monker Grotto in Norwalk hosts the Connecticut Grotto Association convention on November 2 with B B Moore grand monarch of the National Masonic Order as guest of honor. The program opens at 9 a.m. in Old Well Masonic temple, includes a parade at 2:30 p.m. from Union Park to Community Hall, and ends with a dinner dance in the Armory. William H. Sniffin will lead the parade as grand marshal. Conrad Hahn will receive the title of prophet during ceremonies.
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Donald Hunter
National Masonic Order
Moore
Conrad Hahn
Masonic Order
Old Well Masonic Temple
Old Saugatuck Road
Armory
Union Park
West Avenue
Community Hall
van Zant Street
William H. Sniffin
Beverly Thomas
Virginia Butler
Virginia Burd
Ethel Mason
Malcolm Gray
Edward Farris
Walter Beck
Kroehler posts profits while others post mixed results
Kroehler Mfg Co reports a 28-week net of 2,388,120, or 1.344 a share, up from 1956. American Sumatra Tobacco shows a full-year loss of 1,583,523 vs prior-year income. Other firms report varied earnings including Joseph Bancroft & Sons, Club Aluminum, Steel Parts, Hecla Mining, Reeves Brothers, U S Ceramic Tile, Wilson Jones, California Water, Iowa Public Service, Missouri-Kansas-Texas, and Western Massachusetts Cos.
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Kroehler Mfg. Co
American Sumatra ‘Tobacco Corp
Joseph Bancroft & Sons Co
Club Aluminum Products Co
Steel Parts Corp
Hecla Mining Co
Reeves Brothers, Inc
U. S. Ceramic Tile Co
Wilson Jones Co
California Water Service Co
Iowa Public Service Co
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Western Massachusetts Cos
Farm of Tomorrow to Enlarge Size with Less Variety
Brookings South Dakota Dr Max Myers head of the South Dakota State College Experiment station predicted the farm of tomorrow will cover a larger area yet produce fewer products. He said profit margins will shrink but output will be higher and farm families will live better than now.
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Brookings
S.D
Max Myers
South Dakota State College Experiment Station
Westport Court hands suspended sentence in license case
Westport Court in Connecticut on September 23 sentenced William Sylvia, 26, of Saugatuck Avenue, to 90 days suspended jail, two years probation, and a $100 fine with $50 remitted for driving with license suspended. Several others faced fines for motor vehicle violations including red light, speeding and illegal parking. Bonds forfeited for failure to drive right, driving without a license, and improper rotary use. Judge Koizim dismissed red light charges against two Fairfield residents. one Stamford man acquitted on a speeding charge.
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Westport
William Sylvia
Saugatuck Avenue
Harvey L. Koizim
Allen Chellas
Hollow Spring Road
South Norwalk
Frederick L. Harris
West Main Street
Norwalk
Raymond King, Sr
Wooster Stret
Seymour
Merritt Parkway
Philip J. Maher
Madison Avenue
Bridgeport
Howard D. Wheeler
George Street
Eric A. Strauss
Heather Lane
Wilton
Thomas F. Burke
Mansfield Avenue
Darien
Garfield K. Jackson
High Street
Anthony C. Lepore
Main’ Street
Kathleen N. Perret
Mainitou Court
Rotary
Robert W. Rapp, Jr
Monroe Street
Shelton
Priscilla Strauss
Ellery Lane
Koizim
Henry T. Mitchell
Quincy Street
Fairfield
Jeffries Schmaling
Linley Drive
Ralph Sheldon
Hillandale Road
Stamford
James D. Gray
Ingleside Avenue
Carlos E. Colon
Laura Street
Angel Torres
Main Street
Don G. Long
State Street
Roy E. Demague, Sr
Connecticut Avenue
Edith M. Marsland
Henry Kitchen
Taylor Avenue
Pauline Rosen
Stonybrook Road
Arthur M. Carafa
Limerick Street
Albert Kulzcar
Oak Street
Sterling T. Byland
Teller Road
Trumbull
Alfred Vichiola
Officials of 6 States Map Boston to Baltimore Plan
Officials from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut meet to map a Boston to Baltimore cooperative program addressing metropolitan growth. They seek intergovernmental cooperation on transportation housing water supply and recreation with focus on aiding lower and middle income housing and expanding federal and other housing support in suburbs.
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Boston
Baltimore
Harriman
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
Finanushnannn
Legisla
Averill Harriman
George M
Foster Furcolo
Robert B. Meyner
Abraham Served
Ribicoff
Parakeet Returns Home After 10 Day Absence
In Benton Harbor Michigan a talking parakeet belonging to Truman Bellinger came home after ten days away. The bird muttered about divorce when restored by an unidentified man, adding a few new words to its vocabulary. Minnie Minoso of the Chicago White Sox was struck by pitched balls 23 times over 151 games in 1956.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Truman Bellinger
Bellinger
Minnie Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Weather forecast for New England and New York area
The bulletin predicts Tuesday cloudiness and cooler conditions across Connecticut with fair, cooler Tuesday night. Wednesday looks mostly cloudy but warmer with a chance of afternoon showers, while New England states see fair, cool conditions. Eastport to Block Island will have northwest winds and fair visibility. A historical note mentions Raul Sanchez’s 1-1 record with the Senators in 1952.
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Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Eastport
Block Island
Im an Bound Over as Check Forger Norwalk
Harold E. Caux, 43, of 71/2 Grove Street, bound over to the next Superior Court term on three counts each of fraudulent checks and forgery. He allegedly forged a woman's name on three checks and cashed them with local merchants totaling 85 dollars. Bonds fixed at 300 dollars. Also held for Darien authorities for similar offenses.
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Norwalk
Harold E. Caux
Grove Street
Superior Court
J. Allen O'Connor
Cramp 'Froze' Foot on Gas Driver Freedon Speed Charge
Trumbull court reports a New Haven railroad worker acquitted of speeding after testifying a paralyzing cramp froze his foot on the accelerator while driving 75 MPH on the Merritt Parkway. Judge Koizim criticized the claim but recommended license suspension until cured. Several others faced fines for traffic violations. Dedicate led the 1957 Monmouth Park meet with $72,825 in winnings.
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Westport
New Haven Railroad
Merritt Parkway
Harvey L. Koizim
Robert F. Ford, Jr
Ud Wases
Uy Blake Street
New Haven
Sobel
Charles Hubbard
Suth Street
Bridgeport
Louis Pintoining
Stanley S. Kowalski
Fairfield and
Pitt Street
Paul Ford
Francis O. Nunley
Platt Street
M. Harrison
Stamford
Charles Street
Ford
Lorin Bresnyak
Coles
Stephen Tate
Bresnyak
Dedicate
Jan Burke
Conference attendance noted for Harriman Leader and others
Harriman and Leader attended the full conference while Ribicoff and Rhode Island Governor Dennis J. Roberts joined the Saturday session. Jed and Meyner did not attend.
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Harriman
Leader
Ribicoff
Gov
Dennis J. Roberts
Rhode Island
Jed
Meyner
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Mildred L. Hoddinott
George Tt. Weed
Elizabeth Scofield
Kent Street
Margaret R.mccormack
Catherine M. Prout
First Avenue
Frederick A
Lana Betz
Robert N. Cooke
Meadowside Lane
Milton Biscoe
Edward Esposito
Hawley Avenue
Robert F. Dixon
Middletown
N. Y
Monker Grotto
Connecticut Grotto Association
Rosevelt
PTA
James Foster
Rogler Ludlow School
AAUW
American Association of University Women
George Woodworth
Esquire Road
Arthur *C. Emmerson
West Rocks Road
E. Kurtz & Sons Trumbull Center
Homemaker Service, Inc
NYDEN
Madison Ave
Deane Eetenel
Kroehler
Farm OF Tomorrow
Westport Court
Cincinnati Reds
Raul Sanchez
Washington Senators
U.S
City Max
Min
Albany
Buffalo
Burlington
Charleston
S.C
Chicago
St - Cincinnati
Concord
N.H
Denver
Duluth Bee
Hartford
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Miami Scene
Minneapolis
Montreal
Ate
Nantucket
Wee
New Orleans
Old Town
Tee
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Portland
Ore
Iman
Trumbull, Court
Cornelius DeLuca
Wood End Road
Monroe
Harold Sobel
Mtheenacas Dienneod
Joseph
Aldo
Blackhouse Road
J. Gerard Riley
Anton Street
Pinto
Motor
Thomas J. Connell
Melbourne Road
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