Waterbury Obituaries Leo Keefe and Jose Fonseca
Waterbury notices report Leo Keefe 74 of 20 Girard Ave died at Waterbury Hospital after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife Elvira and three sons, a daughter, a brother, two sisters, five grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements include the 8:15 a.m. service from Murphy Funeral Home to St Michael's Church. Also listed is Jose Fonseca 62 of 68 Lanzieri St who died suddenly at St Mary’s Hospital. he leaves a wife, two sons, two brothers, three sisters, six grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral from Matarano Funeral Home to St Lucy's Church with a Solemn High Mass. burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Funeral home visitations are noted with inconsistent timing due to OCR issues.
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Waterbury
Leo Keefe
Girard Ave
Waterbury Hospital
Mr. Keefe
Michael
Louise
Thibodeau) Keefe
Keefe
Seogill Mig
St. Michael's Church
Elvira
Colangelo) Keefe
Leo
Nelson
Prospect
Gregory
Hubert Mazzamaura
William Keefe
Wiliam Carroll
Meriden
Mercedes Kavalgitz
Long Beach
Long Island
New York
Murphy Funeral Home
Willow St
St Michael’s Church
Bucks Hil
American Cancer Society
Jose G. Fonseca
Lanzieri
St. Mary's Hospital
Mr. Fonseca
Murlasa
Portugal
Manuel and
Ana (Amara) Fonseca
Lakewood Metal Products
St. Lucy’s Church
Catherine
Romano) Fonseca
Manue
Agostinho
Naugatuck
Zidra
Antonio
New Bedford
Mass
Jose Ruello
Benedita T. Oliveira
Jose DaSilva
Matorano Funeral
Mt Olivet
Watertown
Portuguese immigrant Manuel Timoteo dies in Martosa
Manuel Joao da Silva Timoteo, 66, died recently in Martosa Portugal after a life in Newark New Jersey. He is survived by his wife Gloria, three brothers Ascencio Albina and Ohn in Portugal and Newark, a sister Maria Arede of Newark, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services and burial were held in Portugal.
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Portugal
Manuel Joao da Silva
Timoteo
Martosa
Newark
Gloria da Silva Timoteo
Ascencio Timoted
Albina Timoteo
Naupatuck
Ohn da Silva Timotes
Maria Arede
N.J
New England Accidents Take 29 Lives Over Christmas
United Press International reports 29 New Englanders died in accidents during the Christmas period. Twelve in traffic, eleven in fires, six in miscellaneous incidents. Massachusetts led with most deaths, followed by New Hampshire, Connecticut, then Maine Rhode Island and Vermont with two each. The tally covers 6 p.m. Christmas Eve to sometime after Christmas Day.
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Minister's Wife Succumbs in Connecticut and California
Mrs. Ethel Clark McCanee 81 wife of Rev. William H. McCanee pastor emeritus of Middlebury Congregational Church died Saturday after a long illness. Born April 29 1904 in Middlebury she is survived by a stepson and a stepdaughter in Whittier California. Memorial services today at 2 p.m. at Middlebury Congregational Church. Burial in Middlebury Cemetery. Contributions to Flower Fund of the church. Alderson Funeral Home Waterbury in charge.
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Middlebury
Ethel (Clark) Bronson McCanee
North Street
Pomona
Calif
William H. McCanee
MeCance
Forbes MeCance
Mary McCance
Whittier
Middlebury Congregational Church
Reginald Lancaster
Middlebury Cemetery
Flower Fund
Alderson Funeral Home
Central Ave
Waterbury
New Britain Clubhouse Raid Ties Rival Gangs
In New Britain Connecticut police arrested two men after a weekend raid on the Lords clubhouse, rival to the Earls. The Lords house was burned Christmas Day killing Air Force Sgt. Robert Grala and Frank Cassarino. Investigators probe gasoline ignition while two women held on marijuana charges were to be questioned. Leonard Zaczkowski, a survivor, said intruders beat him and he found gasoline after escaping. Arrested Sunday were Russell Lee Hamilton and Marke E Gadek.
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New Britain, Conn
UPI
Lords
Air Force
Robert Grala
Frank Cassarino
Leonard Zaczkowski
Russell Lee Hamilton
Marke E. Gadek
Arthur Carlson Rites Held This Morning
The funeral for Arthur J. Carlson Jr. 52 of 23 Myrtle Ave was held today at 10:30 from Alderson Funeral Home with services at 11 at St. Michael's Episcopal Church officiated by Rev. Winfred B. Langhorst. Burial will be Grove Cemetery. Memorials suggested to Naugatuck Volunteer Ambulance Corps. Also noted are obsequies for Mrs. Margaret Peterson and several other local figures with services at Buckmiller and Green and Packer funeral homes.
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Arthur J. Carlson Jr
Myrtle Ave
Alderson
Meadow St
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Winfred B. Langhorst
Marjorie Carlson
Board of
Mayor and Burgesses
Grove Cemetery
MBS
Margaret Peterson
Lynn Road
Buckmiller
Fairview Ave
St. Francis Church
Raymond Pitruzzello
Madeline Baker
James Farrar
Pine Grove Cemetery
Ansonia
Pitruzzello
Lawrence Basil
Jessie M
Canty) Basil
John St
Green and Packer Funeral Home
Terrace Ave
Eugene McAlister
Riverside Cemetery
Waterbury
Warren F. Cameron
Warren F. (Scotty) Cameron
Osborn Road
Winfred B. Janghorst
Beneidact Schultz
Marcella (Matakitis
Sholis) Schultz
Hillside Ave
Benedict Schultz
Green and Packer
St. Mary's Church
St. James Cemetery
Louis J. Sequenzia
New Britain
Louis J. Squenzia
Sam Sequenzia
Pauline Sequenzia
Naugatuck
Donald Sagarino
North St
St. Ann's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Margaret Stein
Margaret (Mulesky) Stein
Buckmiller Funeral
St Mary's Church
Roland LaPlante
Edward Donnelly
Plane and crash tolls rise in scattered U S incidents
A twin engine aircraft crash near Pagosa Springs Colorado after takeoff, two private planes collided near Franklin Nat killing two, and four bodies found from a single engine crash near Emumelaw Wash. A breakdown shows 514 accidental deaths including 82 traffic, 4 fire, 4 plane, and 52 other.
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Pagosa Springs
Franklin
Nat
Emumelaw
Wash
Auditors Call For Merit System In Legislative Work
Auditors warned about potential abuses in the personnel system and urged a merit based system for legislative workers. They noted improvements but cautioned that without legislation inconsistencies in administration could persist.
State Government Too Unwieldy, CPEC Says
Connecticut Public Expenditure Council says state government has too many departments and agencies. Twenty five commissioners report directly to the governor, while experts advise a top limit of six for direct reports and a maximum of 20 executive departments. In four years the legislature created 22 new government units, including three new departments for commerce, energy and mental retardation.
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Hartford, Conn
UPC
Connecticut Public Expenditure Council
Connecticut
CPEC
Council of State Governments
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