Library trusteeship in town under legal review
The Board of Selectmen seeks a legal ruling on giving up trusteeship of the present library to pave the sale of its Post Road building for a new facility in Jessup Green. The Library Board asks the town to decline as successor trustee to enable the sale and fund a new library project. The selectmen will revisit after counsel’s opinion, and a separate measure allows detention facilities to be used for Weston in an emergency jail arrangement. Temple Lodge plans a stated communication tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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Milford Diabetes Classes Begin October at Hospital
The Milford Hospital opens an outpatient diabetes class series starting October 1 at 7 30 p m in the hospital auditorium. Four sessions run on Oct 1 8 15 and 22 covering different diabetes aspects with free admission for diabetics and families. An afternoon series is planned for November 1 30 p m at the same location with sessions on Oct 29 Nov 5 and 12.
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Milford ‘Hospital
Susan McGinnis
R.N
Sales Hany
Kids Invited to Join Junior Historical Unit
Young people aged eight to fifteen are invited to join the Junior Historical Society. Contact Mrs. Jane Platt at 448 Housatonic Drive. The group meets Thursdays from 4:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Mrs. Platt's home and plans sodamaking candlemaking an Halloween party and a trip to Old Sturbridge Village along with an upcoming historical play.
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Jane Platt
Housatonic Drive
Point Beach PTA Games Night Friday
Point Beach school PTA will host a games night in the school gymnasium at 7:30 PM. Robert Pala, chairman, says cash awards will be given and refreshments provided. the public is invited to attend.
Caldor Sales Up 22 Percent Through September
Caldor Inc the Norwalk based discount department store chain reports sales 22 percent ahead of last year for the first three weeks of September. President Carl Bennett told a meeting of retail analysts from major brokerages including Merrill Lynch Lehman and White Weld. The firm posted record six month net income of 1 735 597 on sales of 99 512 590 for the period ending July 26 1975 and will open a Yonkers New York store bringing total units to 34.
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Caldor, Inc
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Val. Rosetti
Calder
Luke Kirby
Julius Kasinitz
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc
Bache & Company
Lehman Corporation
Shearson Hayden Stone, Tucker, Anthony & R.L. Day
White Weld
And
Company
Laird Company
Yonkers
N.Y
Central Avenue
The
America Stock Exchange
Moss grows on sheltered tree sides not just north
Penn State botanist Dr. Ronald A. Pursell says moss colonizes the sheltered side of trees regardless of direction if moisture and protection are adequate. He notes moss does not require the north side to thrive.
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Park, Pa
UPI
Ronald A. Pursell
Penn State University
Pursell
Temporary polling site chosen for Norwalk two precincts
Norwalk election officials designate Sons of Italy hall on Concord street as a temporary voting site for Precincts 1 and 2 in Ward B due to extensive street work around Columbus school. About 3,000 voters will cast ballots there while construction and safety concerns prompted the change. Additional notices include bids for paving and housing equipment, and marriage intentions filed by several couples.
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Focal
Sons of Italy Hall
Concord Street
Columbus School
Columbus
Sons of Italy
Second Youth Booked In School Pipe-Bomb Case
Ridgefield AP report shows Robert Ahern 17 of Redding charged with first degree reckless endangerment reckless burning and criminal mischief for an April Ridgefield High School pipe bomb incident. James Ramanauskas 17 of Norwalk arrested with similar charges as investigators prepared to arrest a third suspect.
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Ridgefield High School
Robert Ahern
Redding
James Ramanauskas
Norwalk
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