02 Dec 1954
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1954
Page
1
December 1 at Beacon Valley Grange Park, 7 take a bag lunch and beverages. Call Mrs. Harold Adams or Mrs. Eugene Trunk to confirm attendance. Weather updates from station WATR at 8:30 will decide if event proceeds. Troops greet arrivals with insignia, then group outings and games. Each troop contributes a dollar for hot cocoa.
The New England New York Inter-Agency Committee will hold public hearings on December 15 at 10 a.m. in the Hall of Records City Hall New Haven. The panel, from seven federal agencies and state governors, seeks a comprehensive report with plans for development and conservation of land and water resources in New England and New York. The hearing will cover river basins coastal areas and related subregions including Connecticut River, Merrimack River, Narragansett Bay, Pawcatuck River, and surrounding basins.
A Bethany man sues New Haven Superior Court for 10000 plus 30000, alleging injuries from a glass bite in a New Haven restaurant. The suit names Martha Trio of New Haven as owner and Ralph Clarina of New Avon as participant. The incident centers on a glass bite after an order was placed. The filing mentions a dearth of detail and references a local restaurant scene.
Madeline Newell of Prospect filed for divorce from husband Cie z relo, a Natga Ves resident, alleging habitual drunkenness. The couple married in Prospect on February 26 1943 and have no children. Newell seeks custody and alimony, claiming the husband owns property valued at $10 000 on Matthew Street.
Dawrenty Cowen, a Stratford official, is sought on forgery charges after a note for $113.63 allegedly forged by her husband, Dawrenty Cowen, a former theater manager. Police say he vanished in September while claiming to attend conferences in New York City with theater officials and that he forged a wife Alva Cowen’s name on an unpaid note to Stratford Credit Corp. Authorities issued a warrant for his arrest and continue investigations.
Police said the only clue to his whereabouts traced through a tangle of locations across New England and New York, with reports mentioning Vergennes and Ragland, and sightings linked to cities including Troy and Torrington.
Waterbury officer Joel B. Migher was elected president of the FBI National Academy Associates chapter with a slate including Greenwich acting chief Davi Rebbing as vice president, Glastonbury chief Terrence McKaig as secretary, and Meriden’s Haymnomi Dusty as treasurer. The group discussed lie detector devices, noting accuracy around 75 to 85 percent.
Raymond J. Wrick of Wandsford withdraws from a $6,000 assault and battery suit against Dr. R. P. Mecutve. Frick alleges he was beaten leaving Grisswold House by Br McGulrs, causing 30 percent loss of use in his left foot.
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