Obituary Notice Otto Frank Lucas 69 Waterbury Naugatuck
Otto Frank Lucas 69 of 1373 New Haven Road was found dead Sunday. Born in Bridgeport he was son of the late Rev Rudolph and Minnie Lucas. A Uniroyal retiree he lived in Waterbury most of life before moving to Naugatuck four years ago. He belonged to First Lutheran Church Waterbury and Beacon Valley Grange. He leaves a son Robert of Melrose MA two step-sons Reed Gogan Waterbury and Rayfield Gogan MA two brothers Rev Harold Lucas Naugatuck and Rudolph Lucas Seymour two sisters Mrs Wallace Thomson Dracut MA and several nieces and nephews Funeral services Wednesday 11 am at First Lutheran Church Waterbury Rev Robert Heydenreich officiating Burial incomplete Friends may call Snyder Funeral Home Waterbury tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Otto Frank Lucas
New Haven Road
Marcus Cox
Mr. Lucas
Bridgeport
Rudolph and
Minnie (Geschimsky) Lucas
First Lutheran Church
Waterbury
Beacon Valley Grange
Lucas
Uniroyal, Inc
Naugatuck
Reed Gogan
Rayfield Gogan
Massachusetts
Harold Lucas
Rudolph Lucas
Seymour
Wallace Thomson
Dracut
Mass
First Lutheran
Robert Heydenreich
Snyder Funeral Home
Willow St
Mrs Helen Szynkowicz Rites Held for Waterbury Widow
Mrs Helen (Grabowski) Szynkowicz 73 of 575 Wilson Street died Saturday morning at St Marys Hospital after admission. Born May 2 1900 in Duryea PA she lived in Waterbury 31 years and was a parish member. Survived by five sons and seven daughters with 33 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral from Fitzgerald Zembruski Sgriffo Funeral Home Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. to St Stanislaus Kostka Church for Mass at 9. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Visitation today 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Sacred Heart of Mary Society
Leonard
Vincent
Waterbury
John
Miami
Fla
Stanley
Bristol
Bernard
Ft. Lauderdale
Sam Salzano
East Farm St
St. Stanislaus~ Kostka Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mrs. Anna Ospalek Dies After Brief Illness in Waterbury
Mrs Anna G Ospalek widow of Francis J Ospalek died Saturday at home in Waterbury after a brief illness She was born in Waterbury daughter of Edmund and Ethel Conray She leaves her son E Leonard MecGarty sister Mrs Daniel H Daly and brothers Charles and Frederick Foetsch Burial in Calvary Cemetery Funeral from Kelly Funeral Home to Immaculate Conception Church for 9 45 service No calling hours
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Waterbury
Anna G. Ospalek
Thomaston Ave
Francis J. Ospalek
Edmund and
Ethel (Johnson) Conray
E. Leonard MecGarty
Daniel H. Daly
Union City
Charles Foetsch
Frederick Foetsch
Beacon Falls
Kelly Funeral Home
Baldwin St
Immaculate Conception
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral Notices for Frappier Caviasca in Waterbury
Funeral for Joseph L. Frappier 68 of 478 Willow St held today at 8:15 am from Murphy Funeral Home to St. Margaret's Church for a 9 am Mass. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Funeral services for Carmela Caviasca 68 of 20 Catherine Ave wife of Thomas held today at 6:15 am from Albini Funeral Home to Our Lady of Lourdes Church for 9 am Mass. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Additional service details mention St Marys and St Josephs burial notes.
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Joseph L. Frappier
Waterbury
Willow St
Murphy Funeral Home
St. Margaret's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Carmela Caviasca
Carmela
Molly) Celentano Caviasca
Catherine Ave
Thomas Caviasca
Albini Funeral Home
East Farm St
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Catherine Dutcher services held for Watertown widow
Services for Mrs Catherine Dutcher 82 widow of George Dutcher were held at Mulville Street and Sacred Heart Church with a solemn high Mass. Burial followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery Watertown.
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Catherine Dutcher
Waterbury
Catherine (Roach) Dutcher
George Dutcher
Mulville Funeral Home
West Main St
Sacred Heart Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Watertown
Emileen Shea Held Today From Mulville
Mrs Emileen Doran Shea of 15 Winthrop Avenue was held today at 8 45 am from Mulville.
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Emileen
SHEA
Waterbury
Emileen (Doran) Shea
Winthrop Ave
Mulville
Grant Healy Funerals Today for Two Sisters
Joint funeral services for Agnes Healy Grant aged 86 and Marie Healy aged 89, sisters residing at 23 Olive Street, were held today starting 8:30 a.m. at Buckmiller Funeral Home 82 Fairview Avenue, proceeding to St Francis Church for 9 a.m. Mass. They were buried in St James Cemetery.
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Marie Healy
Olive St
Buckmiller Funeral Home
Fairview Ave
St. Francis Church
St. James Cemetery
Meriden School Renovations Authorized
Gov. Meskill authorizes renovation of the security treatment unit at the Connecticut School for Boys in Meriden as the only practical option to house youthful offenders until Long Lane School in Middletown opens in 1975. Repairs remove walls to enlarge cells and improve living conditions. more staff will be hired. Tennessee tourism earns about $730 million annually.
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Hartford, Conn
APT
Connecticut School For Boys
Meriden
Long Lane School
Middletown
Thomas J. Meskill
Children and Youth Services
Francis H. Maloney
Maroney
Collins Supports Herman Johnson On Naugatuck School Plan
In a Borough Board meeting preview, Collins of the Independent Party backs Herman Johnson against a proposed construction manager for the Naugatuck High School project. He warns the plan could raise costs and cites past promotions that increased expenses, urging residents to attend the 7:15 p.m. Town Hall session and scrutinize the proposals. Another note: autopsy awaited for Gregory Taille, found dead near a Norwich road, with police citing a beating. Oil spill reports to the state reach 317 events totaling 110 910 gallons, up from prior years due to greater public awareness.
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Steve) Collins
Independent Party
Herman Johnson
Naugatuck
Collins
Town Hall
Johnson
Herman W. Johnson
Lisbon
Hartford, Conn
UPI
State Environmental Protection Department
Douglas M. Castle
Law prompts calls to tighten campaign finance rules
Gloria reports that the state probes show the law is read to block unapproved funding for campaigns. Mrs. Schaffer urged amendments and a meeting with town clerks to curb abuses before key town elections. A Hartford conference is planned for September to discuss such reforms.
Colt Workers Ratify Three Year Pact Ending 19 Week Strike
Colt Industries Firearms Division workers at Hartford West Hartford and Rocky Hill voted unanimously to accept a three year contract ending a 19 week strike. The deal raises wages by 1.06 over the pact and allows recalls with full production expected in 30 days.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Colt Industries
United Auto Workers
Colt
Hartford
West Hartford
Rocky Hill
Weather Conditions Report on 1970 and 1971 Law Change
In a prior report Gorm ley noted that the law in 1970 did not require reporting to the secretary of state by out of state groups such as The Public Institute. The statute was amended in 1971 to mandate such reporting.
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Gormley
Secretary of State
Public Institute
Advertising Law Action Being Delayed in Hartford
Enforcement of a unit pricing law is delayed as Consumer Protection Commissioner Barbara Dunn reviews questions raised by food chain operators. The law requires ads to show a unit price alongside the total price and applies to newspapers magazines radio and television ads. She has up to 30 days to decide. East Hartford to publish second weekly newspaper the Cross Roads starting this Wednesday. Publisher Malcolm Barlow and editor Francis Paquette lead the new paper.
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Hartford
East Hartford
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