Obituary of Nondrato Mastrodattisto in Oxford
Nondrato Mastrodattisto of 23 Brooklawn Terrace Oxford died Monday at Griffin Hospital Derby after a long illness. Born April 15 1894 in Fondi Italy he immigrated 1923 and lived in Oxford 46 years. He retired 1959 from New Haven Copper Co Seymour as a maintenance worker and was a World War I veteran. He leaves wife Concetta three daughters and two sons, a brother, sixteen grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday at 9 a.m. from Miller Ward Funeral Home Seymour to St Thonas the Apostle Church for Mass burial at Southford Cemetery. Funeral home hours today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Rosary recited tonight.
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Mastrodaltista
St. Thonas the Apostle Church
Seymour Barracks
New Haven
Copper Co. Ie
Concetta
Shayato) Mastrodatlisto
Carmela Grabinski
Richmond
Mary Fritz
Gina Taylor
Peter
John
Seymour
Joseph
Mary
Miller-Ward Funeral
Bank St
Thanas the Apostle Church
Hurial
Southford
Mrs Nellie Hotchkiss Seymour dies at Griffin Hospital
Mrs Nellie Bronson Hotchkiss 2 of 26 Skokorat Street Seymour dies at Griffin Hospital after a long illness. Born January 1893 in Woodbridge, she was widow of Fred Hotchkiss and longtime Valley resident. Survived by two sons Melvin and Norman Hotchkiss, two daughters Shirley Coray and Betty Ruzinsky, 11 grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by daughter Gladys Whalen. Funeral Friday 10:30 a.m. from Adzima Funeral Home to Trinity Episcopal Church for 1 p.m. services. Burial North West Cemetery, Woodbridge. Visitation Thursday 2–4 and 7–10 p.m.
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Nellie (Bronson) Hotchkiss
Skokorat St
Griffin Hospital
Hotchkiss
Woodbridge
Frank
Irene (Runnel) Bronson
Fred Hotchkiss
Valley
Trinity Episcopal Church
Melvin F. Hotchkiss
Norman F. Hotchkiss
Carl
Shirley) Coray
Beacon Falls
Charles
Betty) Ruzinsky
Eugene
Gladys) Whalen
Adzima Funeral Home Inc
Franklin Street
Ansonia
Frank A. Squires
North West Cemetery
Death notice for John McFadden Ward of Hazleton Pa
John McFadden Ward died November 26 1975 at 220 Hast Mine Street Hazleton Pa formerly of Naugatuck and a former Dean's Restaurant employee. Born in McAdoo Pa he was son of the late James and Catherine Dolan McFadden. Survived by three brothers five sisters and several nieces and nephews. Burial in St Patrick's Cemetery Mexica Pa.
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Hazleton
McFadden
Naugatuck
Dean's Restaurant
Mle
McAdoo
James and
Catherine (Dolan) McFadden
Audenried
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Mexica
Waterbury Man Dies After Hospital Admission
Stanley Lesiewitz 62 of 43 Granite St died Monday at Waterbury Hospital after admission. Born May 24, 1913 in Waterbury he was a World War II Navy veteran and retired from Waterbury Farrel Foundry Co. He is survived by wife Anna and two daughters Mrs. Stainnagle of Englishtown NM and Mrs. Essex of 20. Coffey's lawyers pressed their case, casting doubt on star witness Shaw at the Shelton factory March 1.
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Waterbury
Stanley Lesiewitz
Granite St
Waterbury Hospital
Mr. Lesiewice
Coffey
John W. Shaw
Shelton
Window Pellets Hit Vehicles In Local Incidents
Tony's Restaurant on Rubber Ave reported pellet damage to its front window at 10 05 p m. Jim Verraster from Ray's Grocery and others noted windshield breaks in vehicles in Risdon Mig Co parking lot. A pellet gun and ammo were seized from MacDonald’s vehicle. Funeral service notices list Murville Funeral Home and St Francis Xavier Church with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
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Rubber Ave
Jim Verraster
Ray
Lewis and Spencer Sis
Robert Davis
Risdon Mig. Co
Wld
Donald Dooling
Risdon
Chris Thomson
Oxford
Edward M. Vaitkus
Waterbury
MacDonald
Funerals Held for Mrs Jessie Basil and Mrs Marcella Schultz
The funerals for Jessie M Canty Basil of 61 John Street and Marcella Matakitis Shelisy Schultz of 166 Hillside Avenue were held Monday. Basil was buried at Riverside Cemetery Waterbury with committal prayers by Rev McAlister at Riverside. Schultz was Mass at St Marys Church followed by burial in St James Cemetery with Rev Donnelly performing committal.
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Lawrence Basil
Jessie M
Canty) Basil
John
St. Was
Green and Packer Funeral Home
Terrace Ave
Eugene Medlister
United Church
Beacon Falls
Riverside Cemetery
Waterbury
McAlister
Benedict Schultz
Marcella
Matakitis
Shelisy Schultz
Hillside Ave
Green and Packer
St. Mary's Church
Rolald LaPlante
St. James Cemetery
Edward Donnelly
French merchants seek arms aid without French sanction
Two French merchants bearing a letter of recommendation from General Washington were received by Congress to discuss their proposal to supply the colonies with arms and supplies without official French government sanction.
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United Press International
Pholadelphia
Washington
Congress
Carlson Rites Held Monday
Funeral services for Arthurd Carlson Jr. 52 of 22 Myrtle Avenue were held at 10:30 a.m. from Alderson Funeral Home to St Michael's Episcopal Church with Rev. Winfred B Langhorst officiating. Burial will be in Grove Cemetery. Memorials may go to the Naupatuck Volunteer Ambulance Corps. A large turnout included Mayor William C. Rade and numerous borough officials and community groups.
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Myrtle Avenue
Marjorie Carlson
Borough of
Naugatuck
Alderson Funeral Home
Meadow SL
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Winfred B. Langhorst
Grove Cemetery
Naupatuck
P.O. Box
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William C. Rade
Wiliam Leuchars
Richard Whitehill
Kethir
Swansnytts
Robert’ A
Michael Motmile
Ann Bookless
Rosemary Wobbles
Robert Woodfield
Alfred Sokoloski
William Goggin
Atréets
Michael Kelly
Welfare
Irene Slabicki
Mary Hoey
Ober Simadak
William Stokes
Martha Hayes
Stanley Petro
Commission On
Charles Noble
Margaret Noble
Franklin Behrman
John Strayer
Christine Joyce
Jennie Lyons
Doris Chiswell
Thomas Chiswell
St. Michael
Union Head Warns of Possible 5000 Layoffs in Follow
The union leader warned that as many as 5000 layoffs could occur, with decisions pending January revenue figures from the second quarter. She noted the second quarter tax income would exceed estimates, suggesting an $80 million deficit overestimate, while Governor Ferruccio charged political tampering and urged last minute efforts to save workers.
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Local Man Dies While Fishing in Cromwell
Edward 4 Rentz, 49, of 2 Allerton Road, Cromwell, died Monday afternoon while fishing. Born April 8, 1928 in New Britain, he was a UConn business graduate, GM New Departure-Hyatt employee, World War II veteran. Survived by his mother, a sister Mrs. Robert Smith, and niece Robyn Smith. Memorial service Friday at 7 pm. contributions to Howard Whittemore Library.
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Allerton Road
Cromwell
Rentz
New Britain
Alice (Shilicki) Rent
Tate
Robert A. ‘Smith
Naugatuck
Robyn Smith
Howard ‘Whittemore
Sandy Hook teacher recalls blast at Newtown incident
Mrs. Bassi, a Sandy Hook Elementary School teacher, described the explosion near the Laiuardia terminal and the ensuing chaos as she sheltered from debris. She and others were treated or admitted to Elmhurst General Hospital, with Shortell undergoing surgery. A separate New Haven Airport bomb threat was received but no device found.
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TWA
Connecticut
Bassi
Elmhast General Hospital
Shortell
Laday
Walshes
New Haven
Twetd
State layoffs blamed for morale drop and unemployment rise
A legislator urged action as layoffs spark morale decline and worsen New York’s unemployment problem. Mrs Grasso convened a special session in early month and a plan to extend the work week for state employees without pay raised a vote in committee that killed the proposal. In entertainment news Andy Devine and Sally Kellerman will voice characters in The Mouse and His Child cartoon.
Ford orders federal help after deadly bombing
President Ford announced a federal investigation into a bombing that killed and injured people, directing the Transportation Secretary and FAA to lead the probe with DOJ and FBI aid. White House officials said Ford was updated by phone as the incident unfolded.
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Tain Resort
Washington
White House
Ford
Transportation
William Coleman
Federal Aviation Administration
Justice Department
FBI
Ron Nessen
Kunstler to seek new delay in Gold murder trial
In Waterbury, attorney William Kunstler will request a one week postponement of Murray Gold's murder trial. Gold, a 42 year old New York stockbroker, is charged with stabbing attorney Irving Pasternak and his wife Rhoda in September. Judge Zambrano may rule on bail as the defense seeks a possible $100,000 bond.
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UPL
Murray Gold
William Kunstler
New York
Waterbury
Rhoda
Didlow
U.S. District 1T
Hebert C. Zam
Gold
Zampano
VIP Air Service Costs Highlighted in Senate Remarks
The Senator described on call 24 hours a day planes that can carry up to 50 passengers, with small jets for five. Military staff provide meals and drinks and some planes include sleeping quarters. Purchases cost taxpayers 66.7 million dollars with maintenance potentially reaching 2,206 dollars per hour for large aircraft. Treasury Secretary William Simon was the most frequent VIP user.
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Treasury
William Simon
Cycle Club Member Denies Fire Connection
Denis Pellegrino, 27, a member of the Drifters motorcycle club, denied any link between his arrest for assault and a Christmas Day clubhouse fire in New Britain that killed two Earls club members. Police investigate gaso line use and wait for verification as witnesses recount a beating and escape.
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UPI
Denis Pellegrino
Earls
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Drifters
Pellegrino
Common Pleas Court
Judge Ends Alimony After Child Reaches Two
Hartford judge halts alimony to West Hartford woman Joan Grinold under a revised Connecticut divorce law. Commission on the Status of Women plans to review recent rulings, arguing wives’ rights to automatic support fade. Judge Dean cites emancipation of women and notes no automatic vested alimony.
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UPI
Harold H. Dean
West Hartford
Commission’ On
Dean
Connecticut
Joan Grinold
Court of Common Pleas
Grinold
Psalary
Raymond W- Grinold
North Guilford
Elizabeth Coxe Spalding
The
Commission On the Status of Women
Spalding
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