Waterbury Obituary of Paul DeMaida
Paul DeMaida of 2570 North Main Street Waterbury died Sunday at Waterbury Hospital. Born in New Haven to Biagio and Michelina DeMaida he was a longtime Waterbury resident employed at Waterbury Pressed Metal Co. before retiring. Survived by wife Anna two sons two brothers one sister and four grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 9:15 am from Majorano Funeral Home to St. Lucy Church solemn high Mass 10:15 burial Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call today 7 to p.m. and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to p.m.
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Waterbury
Paul DeMaida
North Main St
Waterbury Hospital
Joseph Daly
Mr. DeMaida
New Haven
Biagio
Michelina (Ciarloglio) DeMaida
Waterbury Pressed Metal Co
St. Lucy's Church
DeMaida
Anna (Greco) DeMaida
Paul
Watertown
Ronald DeMaida
Walcott
Domenic
Prospect
Lawrence DeMaida
Joseph Carlone
Majorano Funers Home
Willow St
St. Lucy’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mrs Frank Andrews Waterbury Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Stella Sczepanska Andrews 82 wife of Frank Andrews of 244 Cooke St Waterbury died Saturday night at Waterbury Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Poland October 6 1891 she lived in Waterbury 50 years. Survives husband and several nieces and nephews. Private funeral Wednesday from Fitzgerald Zembruski Syrillo Funeral Home to St Margaret Church for Mass. Burial Calvary. Funeral home visitation 7 to 9 pm Tuesday.
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Waterbury
Stella Sczepanska Andrews
Frank Andrews
Cooke St
Waterbury Hospital
Andrews
Poland
Neces
Fitzgerald — Zembruski — Syrillo
East Farm St
St. Margaret’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Two Waterbury families mourn deaths in city area
Mrs. Augusta Schlageraiet of Waterbury and Mrs. Joseph Catherine Blinstrubas of Waterbury die after long illnesses. Schlageraiet, born in Germany in 1888, leaves six children and numerous grandchildren. Burial in Naugatuck Grove Cemetery. Blinstrubas, born in Lithuania, had resided in Waterbury 60 years and belonged to St. Joseph's Church and local societies. Memorials to church organ fund. Oil spill reported near New Haven Harbor. about 150 gallons leaked from a barge and was contained with cleanup in six hours. No damage.
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Waterbury
Augusta Landaski
Schlageraiet
William Schlageraiet
Cory Jane
Hope Hall
Germany
Naugatuck
Otto
Midland
Mich
Ernest
Columbus
Marshall Bourne
Joseph
Joseph Waterbury
Catherine (Ceputis) Blinstrubas
Joseph Blinstrubas
Celia Drive
East End
Lithuania
Vincent Gnanate Talon Anton
St. Joseph’s Church
Rutes Society of
St. Elizabeth Society of
Hartford
New Haven, Conn
Apt
New Haven
Coast Guard
Wyatt Oi Co
Funeral of Blinstruth Held in Waterbury Area
Blinstruth leaves five sons Peter John and Waller of Waterbury Joseph and Edmund of Prospect a sister Mrs Anastia Maros of Waterbury 14 grandchildren four great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews funeral at Stokes Funeral Home 134 Highland Ave to St Josephs Church burial in Calvary Cemetery New Haven area official says New Haven first to fully implement Nixon manpower bill pilot program regionalized manpower programs Everett Shaw confirms New Haven uniquely prepared to run the program Locally reported by UPI from New Haven Conn.
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Peter
John
Waller
Waterbury
Joseph
Edmund
Prospect
Anastia Maros
Stokes Funeral Home
Highland Ave
St. Joseph's Church
Calvary Cemetery
New Haven
Conn
Nixon
Everett Shaw
Shaw
FREDERICK BEHLMAN FUNERAL SERVICES HELD TODAY
Funeral services for Frederick Behlman eight of Curtiss Street were held today at 1 am at Buckmiller Funeral Home with the Rev. Samuel Budde officiating. Burial was in Grove Cemetery. Bearers named: David Lawrence John Davey Wally Anderson Fred Ardry James Ardry Walter Scott.
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Frederick Behlman
Frederick
Behlman
Curtiss St
Buckmiller Funeral Home
Fairview Ave
Samuel Budde
Waterbury
Grove Cemetery
David Lawrence
John Davey
Wally Anderson
Fred Ardry
James Ardry
Walter Scott
Walter J. Reilly
Wingdale
N.Y
Naugatuck
St. Francis Church
William J. Reilly
Branford
St. James Cemetery
Fr. Reilly
William Reilly
John Reilly
Douglas Wade
Daniel Zwick
William Tylee
Thomas Kelly
Edward Hennessey
Naugatuck Lodge of Elks
Weather News And Obituaries From The Northeast
United Press International reports scattered weather data for cities from Atlanta to Denver with varied highs and lows. Obituaries note the death of Richard G. Croft, 72, longtime financier and former Whitney Moss partner, detailing positions at General Signal and Portland Great Northern, and his survivors. A fatal head on collision in Sheffield, Massachusetts claims Mrs. Carol Ann Sherman, 31, with two others injured. Connecticut Junior Miss Pageant set for January 20 at Simsbury High School with a $14,000 scholarship prize pool and sponsorship by Farmington Exchange Club.
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United Press International
Atlanta
Boston
Buffalo
Charleston
S.C
Chicago
Columbus
Denver
Des Moines
EL Detroits
EL Paso
Houston
Kansas City
Norfolk, Conn
Los Angeles
Croft
Portland Me S
Portland, Green
Great Northern Paper Co
Errr
Stamford
American Smelting and Refining Co
General Signal Co
Manufacturel Handver Trust
New York
Dresser Industries
Texas
Hayden, Stone & Co
Sheffield, Mass
UPI
North Canaan,'Conn
Sheffield
Mass
Carol Ann Sherman
William Riey
Marc Lowell
Fails Village
Sherman
Farmington, Conn
Connecticut
Rhode Island Gasoline Sales To Be Limited
Rhode Island stations will open only limited hours New Years Eve with many closed Sunday and pumps locked Tuesday. Police say weekend traffic lighter than usual due to gasoline shortage. Rep Tiernan predicts Congress will bar major oil firms from company owned stations. American Airlines to lay off 15 Rhode Island workers and trim flights from Green Airport. Residents cut firewood in state areas under permits, up to two cords per person, amid energy crisis.
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Providence
R. I
UPA
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Robert Q. Tiernan
Congress
Mwjartv
Tiernan
American Airlines
Theodore F. Green
Warwick
Boston
New York
Two Firms Seek Refinery Sites In Massachusetts Area
Lynn Mayor says two national companies show strong interest in building a refinery near Boston. Names withheld, but not Ari Onassis. Dracut residents to vote on a separate refinery proposal 35 miles from the coast. Crude oil would be piped from deepwater ports to Boston and then to the Dracut site.
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Lynn
Mass
UPI
David L. Phillips
National Pi
Boston
Phillips
Ari
Aristotle Onassis i
Olympic Oil Co
Durham Point
N.H
Cronin
Dracut
Palmer Named By News Times Danbury Appointment News
Forrest C Palmer is named general manager and editor at the News Times Danbury. He has served as assistant general manager and editor and will take on administrative duties for all departments. Palmer, a Connecticut native, joined the paper in 1968 and has led Sunday edition planning and photocomposition upgrades. He is active in journalism groups and lives in Danbury with his wife Mary and two sons. Anthony Yanskey Jr. set a Missouri state record for copperheads near Jefferson City after a brush hog incident.
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Coan
UPI
Forrest C. Palmer
Myers
Palmer
Connecticut
The
News Times
Exec
Waterbury
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalism Society
University of Hartford
American Press Institute
Columbia University
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Maple Street
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Troy
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William Chittenden
Robert Sutherland
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Thomas Scanlon
Russell McMillen
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Oak St
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U.S. Rt. 7
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Hopkinton
Dennis J. Murphy Jr
Department, Natural, Resources
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Harry FE
Jordan
Lewis K. Miller
News-Times
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