Obituary of Marry J. Lantieri of Waterbury area
Marry J. Lantieri 39 of 9 Mulberry St died after being stricken at home and pronounced dead on arrival at St. Marys Hospital Waterbury Dr Joseph Daly medical examiner cites natural causes Born December 20 1917 in Naugatuck son of Tate Carmelo and Paola Bongiovanni Lantieri former Risdon Mig Co employee and St Francis Church communicant Survived by three brothers Frank Walter Eugene all of Naugatuck four sisters Mrs Thomas Boyd Mrs Albert Barbiero Miss Helen Landieri and Mrs Anthony Lengvinis Waterbury Many nieces and nephews Funeral Friday at 8 20am from Fitzgerald Zembruski Sgrilla Funeral Home to St Francis Church for Mass Burial in St James Cemetery Calling hours today 1 30 to 9 pm Memorial contributions to Naugatuck Volunteer Ambulance Fund.
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J. Lantieri
Mulberry St
St. Mary's Hospital
Waterbury
Joseph Daly
Tate Carmeld
Paola
Bongiovanni) Tantieri
Risdon Mig. Co
St Francis Church
Lantieri
Frank
Waller
Eugene
Naugalucs
Airs
Thomas Boyd
Albert Barbiero
Helen Landieri
Naugatuck
Anthony Lengvinis
Rom Fitegerald - Zembruski
Dethlehem
Stanislaw Gieral
Flanders Read
Veaterbury Hospital
Abbey of
Reging Landis
Church of the Nativity
Czeslocowa Shrine
Doylestown
Gertan Gierat Fund
Bethlehem
Joseph Serafin
Antoinette Pizzas Serafin
Fitzgerald - Zambruski - Syrilla Funeral Home
St. Francis Church
St. James Cemetery
Widow of John B Phelan dies at 67 in Waterbury
Mrs Rawr Singleton Phelan of 183 Newberry Street dies suddenly at home. Dr Joseph Daly cites natural causes. Born November 1 1909 in Naugatuck she taught at Naugatuck High School and Raynor Tech in Waterbury. Survived by son John B Phelan daughter Mary Rinaldi Ruth Twomey brother Harold Stapleton five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday at Murphy Funeral Home 415 Willow Street to St Peter and Paul Church for 9 am Mass. Burial at St Joseph Cemetery. Memorials to charity of choice.
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Waterbury
Rawr
Singleton) Phelan
Newberry St
John B. Phelan
Joseph Daly
Phelan
Naugatuck
William and Mary (Sheridan) Stapleton
Laurelton Hall Academy
Milford
College of New Rochelle
Naugatuck High School
Raynor Tech
New
Hochelle College Alumni Association
SS Peter & Paul Church
Robert
Mary) Rinaldi
Simsbury
Daniel
Ruth) Twomey
South Windham
Harold Stapleton
Murphy Funeral Home
Willow SL
Peter & Paul Church
New St. Joseph's Cemetery
Funeral notices from Waterbury area provide multiple memorials
Funeral services held for Stanislaw Gieral in Bethlehem and for Mrs Florence Rozum in Waterbury with burial arrangements at local cemeteries. Antoinette Serafin, James Widuch, and other private or parish ceremonies listed. Donations directed to Polish Veterans Fund and church building fund where noted.
Brides urged to update Social Security records after marriage
Waterbury social security district manager Herman B Moskowicz urged brides to change their names with the Social Security Administration to keep their earnings records accurate. He noted benefits built during working years cover disability survivors and Medicare. A local office at 14 Cottage Place offers forms, with phone 756 7475.
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Herman B. Moskowicz
Social Security
Waterbury
Moskowile
Moskowitz
Moskowil
Social Security Office
Cottage Place
Social Security Administration
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Widkes-Barre General Hospital
Local CPR courses and radar cases cloud Naugatuck scene
The Ixal Red Cross lists two Summer CPR sessions at Park Place chapter house July 27 and late July through August with times posted. Police issued speeding summonses on New Haven Road and North Church Street to Jesus Batista, Celia Noble, and Edward Corcoran, all slated to appear June 14. Zemaitis cited for failure to yield and registration lapses after a collision on Field Street near Millville Ave. A stolen vehicle recovered on Rubber Avenue belonged to Susan Lavery of Ansonia, with Ansonia police notified. Fire calls included a tree crash at 939 Rubber Ave and a school false alarm at Naugatuck High School. A four inch water main break at 24 Church Street disrupted YMCA basement needs. The Rev. Waldo Lardggist will officiate, with burial at Grove Cemetery and donations to Naugatuck Volunteer Ambulance Corps.
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Ixal Red Cross
Red Cross
Park Place
New Haven Road
North Church Street
Jesus Batista
Scott St
Carel Noble
Milvie Ave
Edward Corcoran
Celia Drive
Walcott
Robert Schilke
Waldo K Lardggist
Union Congregational Church
Bisial
Grove Cemetery
Naugatuck Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Zembraski Sgrilfo
North Mairn Street
Naugatuck
Rubber Ave. Extension
Rubber Avenue
Field Street
Susan Lavery
Ansonia
Ansonia Mall
Anthony Dmuchowski
Guardsmen aid in Kauai fight against marijuana farms
State forestry officials report marijuana growing on forest lands across the islands. Forester William Sager cites booby traps and reprisals, while police seize 383 plants valued at about $760.50 on Kauai and Maui authorities net a multimillion-dollar haul. Hawaii governors seek to dry up the underworld funding as guardsmen and aerial teams sweep valleys and accessible lowlands.
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Page L
William Sager
L. Cal Fujita
National Guard
Kauai
Fujita
Maui
Joan San Diego
Roy Hiram
Amyosu
Hawaii
Boverror
Variance Request Withdrawn by Dunkin Donuts Naugatuck
The Naugatuck Dunkin Donuts at 2 Meadow St withdraws an appeal for a zoning variance for a planned audition before the borough ZBA in June. Roy Jemison wrote to Building Inspector Stanley Petro that the shop will not install a freezer, reducing rear yard area below minimum borough regulations. FEES SETTLED MARTFORD Conn UPI US District Judge Blumenfeld approved 2.75 million in legal fees paid by ITT as part of an out-of-court settlement.
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Hartford
Conn
New York
Waterfury
Paul Moynahan
Moynahan
Waterbury
Joseph Bumenfeld
Anh
U.S. Supreme Court
Naugatuck
Dunkin’ Donuts
Meadow St
Borough Zoning Board of Appeals
Roy Jemison
Stanley Petro
Martford, Conn
UPT
M. Joseph Blumenfeld
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Praying Mantis Becomes Connecticut State Insect
A fourth grade project led to adopting the Praying Mantis as Connecticut's official state insect. Gov. Grasso signed the bill at Vernon Center Road School on Oct 1 after a persistent lobbying effort. The House and Senate approved the measure after earlier committee reversals amid other actions at the session.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Tle
Bila S. Grasso
Vernon
Center Road
Chester Morgan
D-Vernon
House
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Nevis
Harry J. Lantieri
Mis
Austin
Church St
Florence (Swiger) Rozum
Morris Road
le Albini Funeral Home
East Farm
SS Mary’s
Parastas St
JAMES
Widuch
Rubber Ave
Edgartown
Mass
Martha's Vineyard Island
Island
Sahara Desert
Washington
Jess
Quito
Ecuador
UPI
Rosalynn Carter
Mrs. Carter
Rey
U.S
Eduacor
Field St
Kathleen Mlaindan
Hubber Ave
Zemaitis
Fydd Sr
Borough Fire Dept
St S
Reglina
La-Z-Boy
Dad
Carson's
Carlson’s
Rita's Bakery
Union Se
Senate
First Grassa
Rygulation
Japan
Carlson Furniture
Naugatuck Farm Market
Terry
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