Waterbury Obituary Daniel Barbieri Projectionist
Daniel Barbieri of 42 Kearney Drive Waterbury died Tuesday at Waterbury Convalescent Center after a short illness. Born in Italy he came to the United States as a child, living in Naugatuck then Waterbury. He worked as a projectionist at the Alhambra Theater for over 50 years and also at the Palace Theater. He is survived by his wife Carrie Guerrera Barbieri and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Zappone Funeral Home to St. Lucy's Church for Mass Thursday at 9. Burial in Mel Olivet Cemetery. Friends may call today from 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Waterbury
Daniel Barbieri
Kearney Drive
Waterbury Convalescent Center
Italy
Augustine
Elizabeth Barbieri
Naugatuck
Barbieri
Alhambra Theater
Palace Theater
Carrie
Guerrera) Barbieri
Zappone
Willow St
St. Lucy's Church
Olivet
Friends
Alo
Victor Bessette Dies at 70 in St. Albans Vermont
Victor Bessette 70 of Lake Street St. Albans formerly Waterbury Conn. died November 24 at his home. Born February 7 1903 in SabreVais Quebec Canada he was the son of Cleophas and Aliva Bessette. He worked for Uniroyal in Naugatuck when in Waterbury and leaves his wife Eva Hessette a daughter a granddaughter a brother and three sisters including Jenny Bissonnette of Naugatuck Conn. Funeral was held last Tuesday at Holy Angels Church St. Albans with burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery.
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ST. Albans
Victor €. Bessette
Lake Street
Waterbury
Conn
Sabrevais
Quebec
Canada
Cleophas and
Aliva (Bussiere) Bessette
Uniroyal
Naugatuck
Eva Hessette
Jenny Bissonnette
Naugatuck, Conn
Holy Angels Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Ansonia Man Andrew Dudik Jr Dies at 63
Andrew J Dudik Jr of 61 Grove Street Ansonia died suddenly at Griffin Hospital Derby on March 15 1907 he was a longtime Farrel Co engineer retiring two years ago He was a former alderman Knights of Columbus grand knight and area leader survived by wife two daughters two sisters four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral Friday at 845 am from Adzima Funeral Home with Mass at 915 am at Church of the Assumption Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery Friends may call today and tomorrow 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm In lieu of flowers contributions may go to Church of the Assumption Parish
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Ansonia
Andrew J. Dudik, Jr
Mary
Jasinski
Dudik
Grove St
Griffin Hospital
Derby
Andrew
Susie
Balko} Dudik
Farrel Co
U.S.M. Corp
Old Timers’ Club
Management Club
Farrel
Valley Art Council
The
Assumption Church
Catholic Men's Club
Knights of Columbus
Frank
Barbara) Lynes
Seymour
Lawrence
Marilyn) Swift
Franklin
Mass
May) Koshes
Alexander
Ann) Helle
John J. Adzima
Franklin St
Church of the Assumption
Pine Grove
Benson
Yabo
Punell
Robert Cranney
Sabo
Robert O'Brien
Minority Council
Tews
CSC
Melvin Thorpe of Pompano Beach Dies at 66
Melvin W. Thorpe, 66, formerly of Cheshire Connecticut, died Saturday November 9 1907 in Pompano Beach Florida. He was retired as Eastern Division sales manager for Uniroyal Rubber Co. He leaves his wife Genevieve Nash Thorpe of Florida a son Melvin W Thorpe Jr of Prospect Connecticut two brothers Floyd of Salt Lake City Utah and two grandchildren. The funeral was at 4:40 am today at St. Coleman Church in Pompano Beach burial at Queen of Heaven Cemetery Pompano Beach. Arrangements by Kracer Funeral Home 200 No Federal Highway Pompano.
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Pompano Beaci
Melvin W. Thorpe
Cheshire
Conn
John and
Anna Mohnson Thorpe
Uniroyal Rubber Co
Mr. Thorpe
Genevieve
Nash) Thorpe
Florida
Melvin W. Thorpe Jr
Prospect
Floyd
Salt Lake City
Utah
St. Coleman's Church
Pompano Beach
Queen of Heaven
Pampano Beach
Kracer Funeral Home
Federal Highway
Porpano Beach
Funerals for Geary Maher and Maher Held Tomorrow
Notices of multiple funerals appear for Edmund T Geary 71 of 300 Willow St Les G Maher Jr 107 Portsmouth Ave Exeter MN formerly Waterbury Edward J Maher 49 of 85 Deerfield Ave with services tomorrow at various churches and burial arrangements Founders Club members to meet at the Bergin Funeral Home. Sherman noted as a Civil War figure and longtime St Louis resident.
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Leo G. Maher
Waterbury
Les G. Maher J R
Portsmouth Ave
Exeter
Edward J. Maher
Deerfield Ave
Tomnorrow
Bergin Funeral Home
East Matin St
Our Lady of Loretta Church
Old St. Joseph's Cemetery
Cluly
William Tecumseh Sherman
Brush Firm Founder Dies At 88
Al fred C. Fuller founder of the Fuller Brush Company died in Hartford Hospital at 88. A Nova Scotia native who came to Boston at 18, he built a door to door sales empire with 7,500 independent dealers and 2,700 employees. Funeral services will be private in Berk wick, Nova Scotia. He is survived by his widow Mary Pellon Fuller son Avard and two brothers.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Alfred C. Fuller
Fuller Brush
America
Berwick
Nova Scotia
Fuller
Hartford Hospital
Horatio Alger
Boston
Somerville
Mass
Indelibretech
Hegan
Harfard
Puller
Broshy
W Fuller
Brom
Kuller
Fulton
Bell
A. Howard Fuller
Avard BE. Fuller
Eastfortford
Great Bend
Kan
Consolidated Foods Purput Chicago
Wisdow
Mary Pellon Fuller
Avard
Jarry Fuller
Newburg
Ore
Chester Fuller
Kentville
Teachers Rewarded For United Way Efforts
Franklin Johnson praises teachers for supporting United Way agencies through exceptional support. He notes teachers’ central role in community action and gratitude toward Mr Berkowitz and his team for their hard work. A closing quip suggests driving a small car to save gasoline.
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Franklin Johnson
United Way
Berkowitz
Services Friday For Bishop Gray
Rt Rev Waller H Gray a leading Episcopalian figure dies at 75 in Hartford Funeral services set for Friday He was Bishop Emeritus of Connecticut and led the oldest American bishopric in 1951 chaired major Anglican committees and founded the Pan Anglican publication abroad in several countries he preached and traveled worldwide
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Hartford
Anglican Community
Almanac Notes and Obscure Events of 1973
The Almanac for Wednesday 15 of 1973 notes the date as the 339th day with 28 to follow. It lists the Moon nearing full phase and identifies Mercury Saturn morning stars and Venus Mars Jupiter evening stars. It mentions Walt Disney's birth and Polk’s 1848 gold discovery. It covers Truman’s 1972 hospitalization, Gray’s career, and a housing charity role. It also references a local political discussion on a program, a commission meeting, and a postponed release of U.N. ambassador Seali from St Joseph's Hospital after heart surgery.
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Walt Disney
Virginia
James Polk
California
Phoenix
Fot Seals
U.S
United Nations
St. Joseph's Hospital
Seali
Scali
East Side To Get Sand On Monday
Sand will be distributed to East Side residents beginning next week. Street Supt. Michael Kelly urged residents to place clearly marked containers at curbside for sand to avoid misidentification as trash. He will announce when sand distribution starts for West Side residents after East Side is finished.
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Michael Kelly
Kelly
West Side
Daly Sr. Remembered as Legion, Finance Official and Local Leader
C F Daly a charter member of the Naugatuck Post American Legion and a Municipal Finance Officers Association member graduated from Naugatuck High School. Survived by wife Marie Meegan Daly a daughter Maureen Bacon living in Tucson two sons Charles of New Jersey and Kevin of Rockville. Services in charge of Buckmiller Funeral Home incomplete.
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C.F. Daly
Naugatuck Post, American Legion
Municipal Finance Officers Association of
United States
Canada
Naugatuck High School
Marie (Meegan) Daly
Maureen Bacon
Tucson
Charles
New Jersey
Kevin
Rockville
Comn
Punecal Services
Buckmiller
Fairview Ave
Tranquillity Farm Offers Cooked-to-Order Thanksgiving Turkeys
Tranquillity Farm announces cooked to order turkeys foil wrapped to preserve moisture with heating instructions. Orders accepted from noon Monday 21 until Farm Salesroom closes 5 PM Christmas Eve. Closed all Christmas Day. Oven schedule filling fast.
Charter talks and energy concerns dominate town meeting
Debates on charter revision and study group delay color a town meeting as Democrats accuse rivals of blocking reform while CAO reports approve a $3265.90 transfer to pay a new tax collector and set a salary schedule. Energy crisis talks surface with plans for car pools and regional coordination amid gas price fears.
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Cao
Saho
Sato
Charter Revision Commission
Thomas Meskill
Sabo
Countess of Governors
Walter Hack
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Melvin Thorpe
Edmund T. Geary
Murphy Funeral Home
St. Margaret's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Imady
Northwest Chapter
Heart Association
East Main St
Sacred Heart Church
Cold St. Joseph's Cemetery
Frank Buick
No. Main St
Boston Rockers
Dave Johnson
Dept
M.B. Kudama
Adam Jurewicz
Lillian Lafond
Carl Rt. Toothaker
Bar
Adler
J.G. Pistarelli
Eleanor Makarewich
Dept. 5
IIEWS
Keith Leuchars
Brush Firm
Bishop Gray
the Almanac
Harry Truman
Trinity College
Berkeley Divinity School
Gray
Inter-Faith Housing Corp
Province of
New England
National Executive Council
Department of Christian Education
VonMnucu
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Commission
Burgess
Marjorie Carlson
Christine Lewis
East Side
Tranquillity Farm
Tun
Hack
Albert Skrebutenas
Sidney Berry
Berry
Ti Hack
N. Main St, LLC
Barbiero
Rosenblatts
Maple St
Hale
Pesca
Middlebury