Union City plans new nine room school and 44 unit housing project
Union City schedules a new nine room school and a 44 unit housing project funded with state money. Land title delays slow school plans, a condemnation case is in Superior Court, and bids for the housing project open December 22. The School Building Committee is urged to prioritize the Union City school and ensure funds remain sufficient for its completion.
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Union City
Naugatuck Housing Authority
Santa’s Sleigh Arrives Here Saturday Afternoon At 1 30
Santa Chava arrives in town for a week long visit with open events on the Green. Dominic Minicuccel, Sioux Club president, announces final arrangements for the Christmas Village project. The sleigh will arrive at 1 30 Saturday via Route 4 then Union City and Nun Ratuck, with candy distribution by Honta. Santa’s Village runs Sunday 2 PM to 4 30 PM and Saturday 2 PM to 4 30 PM with 7 to 9 30 PM evenings, funded by local merchants and Lions Club volunteers through Dec. 20. Donations may be mailed or given to Lions Club members.
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Lions In Appeal
Santa Chava
Dominic Minicucc
Sioux Club
Santa
Division Street
Arevivo
Union City
Nun- Ratuck
North Main Street
Church Streets
Divi- Mon
Honta
Minicucel
Senta
Puheolman
Richard Payne
Lions Chuo
Ministice
Piva
Naugatuck
Dens Club
Foord Seeks End to Local Dual-Job Ban
Representative William Foord of Litchfield files a bill to lift local dual employment bans arguing the prohibition is unconstitutional. The measure targets job restrictions affecting local officials and aims to allow holding dual positions next year.
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Hartford
Iup
William Foord
Litchfield
No Deficit Expected In Welfare Dept
Eight months into the current year the Welfare Department reports net expenses of 3,?1142, with state credits totaling 12,?000 expected by month end. The balance of 11,742.08 from a 1952-53 budget of 49,650.50 plus anticipated credits keeps the department on track to end the year in the black with a working capital near 24,000. Expenditures across categories include administration, outside power, hospitals, children in homes, and Meadowbrook Home, with monthly costs varying from 702.58 to 7,502.23. Five of six board members attended, approving key social worker and welfare superintendent appointments.
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Welfare Department
Willam C. Rade
Welfare Board
Sunt. Trade
Bia Prst
Supt
Rado
Vivo
Yguorum
Navumeor
Business
George 2 Fellows
Charles Uly
Samuel Tummuretto
Edmund Ryad
Andrew Bentley
Norman H. Wood
Henry Cicatowski
Soviet Foregn Minister Opposes UN as Instrument of Peace
Andre Vishin, Soviet foreign minister, told reporters aboard the French liner Liberte that the United Nations General Assembly is not such a factory for peace and he voiced skepticism before sailing home.
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United Nations
Andre Vishinsky
United Nations General Assembly
Liberte
Jenks Gives Estimate On Properties In Naugatuck
Two appraisals in a Waterbury court condemnation proceeding on Zwick and Bennett properties differed. Aldro Jenks of Waterbury, third evaluator, valued Zwick at about 20 000 and Bennett at 24 700, outlining house, garage, outbuildings, land and depreciation factors. Hearing adjourned to Friday at 2 p.m. with further cross examination planned.
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Aldo Jenks
Waterbury
Atty. Carana
Atty. Matakin
Woods Biy
Fawick
Woods
Zwick House
Bennett
Mittekin
Matalin
Zwick and Bennett
Aldro Jenks
Jenks
Wisconsin
Texas
Connecticut
Theodore F. Carroll
J. Peter Woods
Borough of
Naugatuck
Zwick
Carroll
Breenhauve
Atty. Calne
Nauyetuck
Jenka
Hayride Crash Driver Bound Over On Bond
Court records show a hayride crash driver bound over on a $1,000 bond. The meeting of the Board of Education in Center School discussed upcoming September enrollment of 314 pupils requiring at least 22 classrooms, with a library room proposed as a possible extra. Board to meet Jan 12 with library and school officials to review space and transfers between Naugatuck and Seymour High Schools. PTA plans its Christmas party with a pot luck supper and carols, inviting all parents to attend.
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Board of Education
Center School
James Woothward
Library Board
Wirst
Iranie Semplenski
Sen
John Donahue
Tne Sion
Donahue
Naugatuck High School
Seymour High School
Vica Ver
Ao Bescon Falls
John
PTA
Xmax
Holt
Walter Nystrom
Ad Mes
Nystrom
Harber Shop
Man Arrested In Hay Wagon Crash Near Waterbury
Edward Watts, 21, of 84 Canal Sarret Waterbury, driver of the car that crashed into a hay wagon injuring 19 riders, was bound over to Waterbury Superior Court after a hearing in Prospect Justice Court. He posted $1,000 bond on Nov 26 and waived examination on a motor vehicle charge. injuries to several witnesses and bystanders were reported, with patients at St. Mary’s Hospital.
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Edward Watts
Canal Sarret
Waterbury
Perloy Court
Prospect Justice Court
New Heven County
Witiy
Atcommey Iaiph C. Coppeto
Watts
Charyse
Wiscombiet
Henl Teier
Eeugene Lewis
St. Mary's Hospital
Willan
Woodtiels Road
Wetterbury
Richard Nudewu
Meriden Road
Rissheing
Anne Muick
Prospect
Froehlich Reports On CIO Convention Return
Walter Ruuther named president at CIO convention. George Frochtich reports for the Naugatuck Industrial Council and rubber workers. Froehlich, URWA executive council member, returned Friday from the week-long session with details for local members.
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CIO
Walter ‘Ruuther
Te Naugatuck Industrial Council
George Frochtich
Mr Froehlich
The
URWA
Portuguese Club Elects DaSilva Vice-Secretary
The Portuguese Club announced at its annual meeting that DaSilva was elected vice-secretary, with Laurentino Terra as secretary and Manuel Garvalho chosen for another term as vice-president. Agostinho Fidalga was elected treasurer as officers with plans for installation ceremonies on January 4 and a member and choir family party.
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Valentin TaSiva
Portguese
Joseph Dias
DaSiva
Oasige
Laurentino Terra
Manuel Garvalho
Vera
Agostinho Fidalga
Creitslaren
Driver Disappears With Firm's $26,000
Police issued a warrant for Durok Babbit after a driver from the East Wartford branch of the Sages Avenue Company failed to return with a truck worth $16,000. The man, previously jailed for grand larceny in Florida, was last seen leaving a department store and is now being sought. Authorities recovered the truck but additional traces are lacking.
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Thartfird
Dee
Nas
Durok Baibit
East Wartford
Sages Aven Company
Tars Cay
Bandie Omnes
Ehabbet
Miss Sophie Brown Named 1993 Gold Medal Award Winner
Sophie Brown of 202 Hillside Avenue is named the 1993 Gold Medal award recipient by the Naugatuck Exchange Club. The official presentation will occur at the annual banquet likely late February. Brown, active in borough affairs, is praised as a public spirited citizen with Deep roots in the community.
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Nity Sophie Brown
Hillside Avenue
Naugatuck Texchange Club
Miss Brown
Gardner Wond
Aanual Benquet
Oli
Miss Yeown
Gohd
Neil
Haris Whither
Aren. Mareuret
Breen Meeaway
Crenil T
Joseph C
Brame Proplo
Verner Gustiffer
Mia
Avaun
Ertel Gabrielsom
Frank T. Steen
Mass Hote L. McDonough
John M. Sutherland
Misa Thews Marinn
Edward R. Brown
Michael's Church
Ames Allwood Smith
Unionaie
Com
Sophie Tracy
Mr Brown
New Milford
Mise Brown
Connecticut
Product
Ander
Shoe
Brooklyn
Stafford Springs
Mugu
Cath
Safford Springs
St. Gabriel's
Cnow
Central Avenue School Plans Yale Presentation Tonight
Central Avenue School will present its annual Nasties progenitor migiters at the PTA gathering tonight at the school. Miss Wlizgabeth Meepan, principal, announced the event to parents and friends. After the program, the coroners will enter fy the patents.
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Central Avenue School
PTA
Wlizgabeth Meepan
Sey
Street Department Announces Sand Distribution Schedule
Warder George J. Iellows announced the street department will distribute sand starting next month to test the sidewalks in the borough. The schedule lists first ward on Wednesday, second ward on Friday, with containers on the sidewalls to be filled.
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George J. Iellows
Mirrrayt
First
Hind
Vridity
Second
Chamber Elects Four Directors
The Chamber of Somarereas elected four directors last night to serve terms beginning immediately. Walter J. Andersoun, Witlird Fh, Donald G. Brubaiser, and William Noble Jr. were chosen, with Fernenk Wilmot acting in a supporting role for the ballot Hunt and BN.
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Champer
Somarereas
Tenis Beast Wing
Walter J. Andersoun
Witlird Fh
Donald G. Brubaiser
William Noble, Jr
Fernenk Wilmot
Ballet Hunt
Hospital Bulletins Mixed Patient Notes At St Mary's
Fragments show Miss Annilynch 67 of 2 Bridge Street admitted to St Mary's for treatment of a feneured muisse. Robert A Ratete, about same accord ents at Martford Hospit aition, critical on the danger fist. Mrs Rishard Darmody 27 Hil Street admitted yesterday to St Mary's for non surgical pations. Darmody to undergo Surgery today with daughters Maury and Jean admitted and undergoing tensiliectomies.
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Robert A. Ratete
Martford
Marine
Arti
Radley
Pleasant Avon
Rishard Darmody
Hil Street
St. Mary's Hospital
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