Obituaries in Waterbury area list several deaths
Obituaries report Mary Smolinski Wojciechowski 87 of Beacon Falls, Frank Wojciechowski widow. Services at Fitzgerald-Zembruski-Syrillo Funeral Home and Holy Savior Cemetery. E Philip Walker 68 of Woodbury died after long illness, former Naugatuck Water Co. manager. Roland M Day 54 of Terryville died suddenly. military funeral planned. Celia Lanzara 58 of Waterbury died after long illness. survived by six children and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wojciechowski
Mary (Smolinski) Wojciechowski
Frank Wojciechowski
Rimmon Hill Rd
Beacon Falls
Poland
John and
Francis
Rowan) Smolinski
Naugatuck
Jean Antonelli
Fitzgerald - Zembruski - Syrillo
North Main St
Holy Savior National Catholic Church
Holy Savior
E. Philip Walker
Woodbury
Park Lane
New Haven
Charles P
Carolyn (Booth) Walker
Grove St
Waterbury
North Congregational Church Memorial Fund
Munson- Lovetere Funeral Home
Main St
Roland M. Day
Terryville
Alden Seleman
Princeton
Maine
Floyd and
Mona (Smith) Day
Metalforms Co
Air Force
Plymouth Post No. 20 American Legion
Union Lodge
AF & AM
Thomaston
Shirley (Payne) Day
Glendon M. Day
Birmingham
Ala
Persis A. Day
Whitney Day
New Britain
Carl Day
Newington
Dahn Day
John Day
Persis Mallory
Scott
Wardell Swett
Terryville Congregational Church
Hillside Cemetery
Domenic Lanzara
Celia (Fatek) Lanzara
Domenic E. Lanzara
Ridgewood St
Waterbury Hospital
Union City
Francis Fatek
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Francis D
Domenic E. Jr
Funerals for Hasser Tomasauskus Kozloski Held Today
Funeral services were held today for Francis J. Hasser 80 of 109 Ward Street at Buckmiller Funeral Home then St Francis Church with burial at St Marys Cemetery Lakewood N J Rev Mark Mahaffy presiding. Also funeral for Stanley Stash Tomasauskus 60 of 8 Carroll Street from Buckmiller to St Francis Church with burial at St James Cemetery. Rose Bukeski Kozloski 68 of 66 Trout Brook Road widow of Walter Kozleski also held at Fitzgerald Zembruski Syrillo Funeral Home to St Hedwigs Church with burial at St James Cemetery.
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Francis J. Hasser
Ward St
Buckmiller
Fairview Ave
St. Francis Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Lakewood
N.J
Mark Mahaffy
John Tompkins
St. Mary's Church
Helen Farrar
Stanley J. Tomasauskus
Stanley (Stash) Tomasauskus
Carroll St
Buckmiller Funeral Home
Fairview Ayve
St. James Cemetery
Father Lynch
Rose Kozloski
Rose (Bukeski) Kozloski
Trout Brook Road
Walter Kozleski
Fitzgerald- Zembruski- Syrillo
North Main St
St. Hedwig’s Church
Rooney custody fight centers on children in California
Mickey Rooney's former mother in law testified she knew no reason he is unfit for custody of his four children. Helen Thomason, 60, who has custody and wants to keep them, said the children would rather not move from Santa Monica to Rooney's Florida home with his sixth wife Carolyn and their two children.
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United Press International
Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Mickey Rooney
Helen Thomason
Florida
Rooney
Carolyn
North and South Korea Open Red Cross Conference
South and North Korea launch their first full Red Cross conference in Pyongyang to aid separated families communication and reunions with talks to follow in Seoul. Delegations include 34 South Koreans and 20 domestic press members. The agenda covers tracing families and free visits and exchanges.
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H.C. Shin Seoul
UPI
South
North Korea
Red Cross
Korea
Seoul
Pyongyang
Lee Hu-Rak
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Kim Young-Joo
Kim Il-Sung
Coordinating Committee
Spitz and King shine for U S swimming at podiums
The U S pair Spitz and Micki King emerge as stars in Mexico City memories fading. While Sharon Wichman set a 1968 mark in a earlier era, the current team still seeks stronger results as Monday's events unfold. Tomorrow a high Mass for a local funeral precedes services at Our Lady of Lourdes Church followed by burial at Mt. Olivet in Watertown. Friends may call at Majorano Funeral Home today.
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Chatfield
Mexico City
America
Sharon Wichman
U. S
Spitz
Micki King
U.S
Majorano Funeral Home
Willow St
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Mt. Olivet
Watertown
Television In Review: NBC in China and Nixon Era Broadcast Battles
In America network chiefs push speeches about government intrusion while NBC-TV producer Lucy Jarvis films in China during a five week visit tied to Nixon's China trip. Kissinger and Dobrynin join Laugh-In writers in a Paris style tour as RCA plans new satellite links in Peking and Shanghai.
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Hollywood
UPI
America
China
Nbc-Tv
Lucy Jarvis
Nixon
Jarvis
Peking
Henry Kissinger
Burbank
Calif
Russia
United States
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
NBC
NBC News
Reuven Frank
Julian Goodman
Alan Cranston
Supreme Court Court
RCA
Tricia
Dinah Shore
Eleanor McGovern
George McGovern
Kissinger-Dobrynin
Ronald Reagan
Cbs-Tv
Howard Keel
Wilfrid Hyde-White
Larry Storch
Jackson Five
Ministry of Information
Louvre
Kremlin
Will of Sean to Be Probated at Town Clerk's Office
Legal notice from Naugatuck Connecticut dated August 29 1972 stating that the will of Sean will be held for probate at the Town Clerk's Office Town Hall Naugatuck and naming residents Willis D Barbara Ann Ralph M Stappet with Raymond J St John Town Clerk signature.
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Ieee
America
Sean
Town Hall
Naugatuck
Connecticut
Willis D, Pn
Barbara-Ann Ralph M. Stappet
Raymond J. St. John
Veterans Back Nixon Urged For Naugatuck Aid
Sub-committee assigns Social, Senior Citizens, Veterans for Nixon roles as Joseph Schneider urges all veterans and borough residents to back President Nixon on November 7. He cites Vietnam troop withdrawal, reduced ground combat, lower casualties, and peace groundwork including visits to China and Russia. A separate report says Sharlene Folsom of Ellsworth, Maine died in a bicycle accident on Route 3 after a cyclist loss of control.
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C.J. Waskowicz
Naugatuck
Florence Foley
Thomas Chiswell
Veterans For Nixon
Joseph R. Schneider
Schneider
Nixon
Vietnam
China
Russia
Asia
Paris
Hanoi
Chamberlain
Hitler
Dredging plans stir opposition on Sound
Stratford hearings reveal shellfish fears as Army Corps dredging foes urge no work from May to October. Projects target Milford Stratford Norwalk Stamford and Greenwich Port Chester with Norwalk work eyed for next spring and Stamford delayed. Second National Bank of New Haven gains state charter after 50 years with $250 million assets.
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Stratford
Conn
UPD
General Assembly
Environment Committee
John D. Prete
D-West Haven
New Haven
New London
Army Corps of Engineers
Vito Andelimaus
Army
Fairfield County
Milford- Stratford
Norwalk
Stanford
Greenwich - Port Chester
Milford - Stratford
Stamford
Greenwich
Stratford Town
George L. Gunther
R-Stratford
State Bank Hartford, Conn
UPI
Second National Bank of New Haven
State Banking Commission
Commission
Softball Team for Girls Registration Notice
Prospective girls and young women may register tomorrow at Town Hall from 1 to 3 p.m. to form a Girls Softball Team for a sanctioned league. If formed, the team would join the Danbury Softball League of nine teams. The season runs mid June to late July with about two games weekly. For alternatives, call Edward Winslow at 758 6205 or Richard Mantiglia at 758 5472.
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Town Hall
Danbury
Edward Winslow
Richard Mantiglia
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