Obituary for Alvie C Johnson of Prospect aged 80
Alvie Charles Johnson 80 of 12 Williams Dr Prospect died yesterday at St Marys Hospital. Dr Joseph Daly medical examiner ruled natural causes. He was born in Sweden Oct 30 1889, lived in Waterbury 49 years, moved to Prospect five years ago, retired 1959 as a conductor for New York New Haven Railroad. Survived by widow Arvilla Murphy Johnson of Prospect, a brother Henry Johnson Danbury, a sister Mrs William Levack Glastonbury, and several nieces. Funeral tomorrow 11 am West Side Hill United Methodist Church Waterbury conducted by Rev Walter Towle. Burial Pine Hill Cemetery Southbury. Friends may call Hickcox Funeral Home Water town 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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Colonial Bank Purchases Jefferson Square in Waterbury
Colonial Bank and Trust Company president Francis M. White announced the purchase of the 45,000 square foot six story building at 1 Jefferson Square to house expanded operations and data processing. About 200 of the bank's 700 employees will move, consolidating departments at the Main Office 81 West Main Street. The developers leased 12,000 square feet to Western Union Carosz Equitable Life Home Life Travellers Voog Sims Voog Waterbury Redevelopment Agency, with no further leasing planned. Seven of Colonial’s 26 branches are in Waterbury.
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Journalists say journalism not in decline despite critics
Warren H. Phillips executive editor of the Wall Street Journal told a University of Bridgeport audience that American journalism is flourishing, not declining, noting shifts in paper locations align with population moves and that advertiser pressure and establishment bias are exaggerated. He dismissed the idea of a publisher conspiracy.
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