Waterbury Obituary of Evelyn Nardelli 49
Evelyn Paige Nardelli 49 widow of Guy Nardelli of 43 Pine Ridge Road Waterbury died suddenly at home. Dr. Joseph Daly said natural causes. Born October 9 1924 in Waterbury she was known at Prospect Country Club golfer and Catholic Daughters member. Survived by mother Myrtle Paige Wolcott sisters and nieces. Funeral from Majorano Funeral Home to SS Peter and Paul Church for Mass. burial Calvary Cemetery.
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Waterbury
Evelyn (Paige) Nardelli
Guy Nardelli
Pine Ridge Road
Joseph Daly
Nardelli
Myrtle
Plank) Paige
George Paige
Prospect Country Club
Catholic Daughters of America
Municant
SS. Peter and Paul Church
Wolcott
Michael Tacinelli Jr
Frank Nardelli
Watertown
Majorano Funeral Home
Willow St
Calvary Cemetery
Rites set for Mrs Loretta Linskey of Naugatuck
Mrs Loretta A Kinney Linskey 60s died at her home at 270 North Main Street Waterbury age 75 from natural causes per medical examiner Dr Joseph Daley. She had lived in Naugatuck 48 years formerly worked at Peter Paul Co retired 1960. She was a St Mary’s Church Altar Society member and Peter and Pay Retired Persons Club. Survived by husband John J Linskey and sister Mrs Walter Baribault. Funeral from Fitzgerald Zembruski Syrillo Funeral Home to St Mary’s Church Mass of Christian Burial 9 AM burial in St James Cemetery. Altar Society meets at funeral home 7:30 tonight.
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Loretta A. (Kinney) Linskey
North Main St
John J. Linskey
Joseph Daley
Linskey
Waterbury
William and
Hester Pettit. Kinney
Naugatuck
Peter Paul Co
St. Mary's Church
Altar Society
Peter and Pay Retired Persons Club
Walter Baribault
Fitzgerald — Zembruski
Syrillo
St. Mary’s Church
St. James Cemetery
Joseph Pettit
Martin J.halloran
Stanley V
Middlebury MRS ELIZABETH DEWS funeral services today
Funeral notices for Elizabeth Leonard Dews 83 of 84 Yale Ave held at Middlebury Congregational Church at 2 p.m. Burial in Middlebury Cemetery. Contributions to church or Ambulance Fund. Alderson Funeral Home Waterbury in charge. Also notices for Martin J Halloran and Stanley V Ostapko with church Masses and burials, and Godtlieb Pedersen private funeral in Woodbury.
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Elizabeth Dews
Middlebury
Elizabeth
Leonard) Dews
Yale Ave
Middlebury Congregational Church
Middlebury Cemetery
Middlebury Ambulance Fund
Alderson Funeral Home
Central Ave
Waterbury
Beacon Falls Selectman backs Steele for governor
Beacon Falls leader Leonard F. D Amico endorsed Congressman Robert H. Steele for Connecticut governor and urged GOP unity behind Steele at the July convention. D Amico praised Steele's Connecticut knowledge and leadership, opposing backroom deals and delegate coercion while pledging support.
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Leonard F. D'Amico
Robert H. Steele
Republican Party of
Connecticut
Steele
D'Amico
Republican Party
Bob Steele
United States
AL R. Branch Jr Succumbs At 53
Howard R. Branch Jr 53 of Atwood Road Middlebury died Sunday at Waterbury Hospital after a long illness. He was born March 13 1921 in Waterbury and worked 18 years as engineering supervisor at Risdon Manufacturing Co Naugatuck. A Navy WWII veteran he was a member of Middlebury Congregational Church Townsend Lodge Odd Fellows and the Society of Manufacturing Engineers. He leaves his wife Elizabeth Williams Stowe Branch a son Howard R Branch III three daughters and several relatives. Burial will be at Pine Hill Cemetery Southbury with services at Middlebury Congregational Church. Contributions may be made to the Salvation Army.
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Howard R. Branch Jr
Atwood Road
Waterbury Hospital
Mr. Branch
Waterbury
Howard R
Helen
Wheeler) Branch
Risdon Manufacturing Co
Naugatuck
Middlebury Congregational Church
Townsend Lodge of Odd Fellows
Society of Manufacturing
Charles P. Luckey
Pine Hill Cemetery
Southbury
Alderson Funeral Home
Central Ave
Salvation Army
Prospect Notes and Community Updates for June Events
Eighth grade at Long River Middle School hosts a class picnic on Friday June 7 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Holiday Hill. Pickup times noted for Prospect and Beacon Falls students. Grange Blue Cross June joiners urged to contact James Bramhall by June 25. Town Picnic Committee and Town Council meetings planned, dog licenses due by June 30 with office hours listed.
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Prospect
Beacon Falls
Laurel Ledge School
Grange Blue Cross
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Russia Key To Mid-East, Jackson Says
Senator Henry M. Jackson says Mideast peace hinges on whether the Soviet Union continues support for Palestinian terrorists. He warns such backing could derail any agreement while criticizing President Nixon for declaring no energy crisis and undermining public conservation efforts.
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New Haven
Conn
UPI
Mideast
Soviet Union
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Nixon
United States
Juveniles Confined In Bay State Prison Controversy
Juveniles aged 14 to 16 are being confined at Bridgewater State Prison for a psychiatric evaluation while the state probes the practice. Officials differ on how youths ended up there with court involvement and potential adult-trial history cited. Critics call the confinement shocking and say youths should not be mixed with adult inmates.
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Walter F. Roche JR
Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Bridgewater State Prison
State ‘Office For Children
Ellen Klebanoff
Children's Agency
Klebanoff
Children’s Office
Bridgewater
Charles Gaughn
Gaugho
Aridgawstor
Mental Health Department
Louis McGarry
Mental Health Agency
Patricia McGovern
Massachusetts Defenders Committee
William Connors
Youth Services
Joseph Leavey
Connors
Giaimo Opposes New Urban Aid Cutback Plan
Rep. Robert N. Giaimo of Connecticut blasts a proposed $8 billion community development bloc grant program as it would slash federal aid to over 100 cities. He and 42 lawmakers urge safeguards to prevent funding losses and note the plan would replace Model Cities and urban renewal with a new formula that shifts funds based on population poverty and overcrowding.
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Washington
UPS
Robert N. Giaimo
D-Conn
Giaimo
Wright Palman
D-Texas
House Banking and Currency Committee
Northeast Utilities Maintains Dividend Despite Earnings Drop
Northeast Utilities, New England's largest electric and gas supplier, will continue regular quarterly dividends for about 150,000 common shareholders despite earnings slipping to 98 cents per share for the year ended April 30, 1974. Chairman Lelan F. Sillin cites delayed cost recovery from fuel as the main factor, with May expected to show further adverse effects before stabilization. The company notes rate increases granted to its Massachusetts subsidiary totaling 10.6 million and interim Connecticut increases of 38.8 million, with hearings on the full requests set for July in Hartford.
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Northeast Utilities
New England
Lelan F. Sillin
Sillin
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities
Connecticut
Connecticut Public Utilities Commission
Hartford
Local car theft, arrests, and Navy Wife of the Year
Edward Picanso reports car stolen on North Main Street found later in a wooded area off Lines Hill Ext. James J. Owens cited for no registration and no helmet on Route 8. Gary Jasinski arrested for license failure after a fireworks incident involving Richard Wojtczak. John E. Hearn warned for unsafe passing after a collision on Bridge Street. Two motorists arrested for stop sign violation at Rubber Avenue and Water Street. A youth cyclist injured slightly in a backing car incident on South Main Street. Polish American Club ladies auxiliary installation set for this evening. Kathleen O Beirne of Mystic named Navy Wife of the Year finalist by Navy spouses.
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Edward Picanso
Cherry St
Donald Dealing
North Main St
Pik-Eze
Lines Hill Ext
South Main St
Maple St
Henry A. Radwick
May St
Michael Straznitskas
Candee
Straznitskas
Atlantic City
Special Session Urged To Repeal Fuel Cost Adjustment
Milford Connecticut representatives Marilyn Pearson and Richard Antonetti called for a special session to repeal the fuel adjustment clause that raises electricity bills. Decisive speakers urged residents to pressure lawmakers, while Giaimo warned against gimmicks and favored pulling oil prices down to cut costs.
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Conn
UPI
Connecticut
Marilyn Pearson
D Stratford
Richard Antonetti
Robert N. Glaimo
Dconn
Pearson
Antonelli
Antonetti
Giaimo
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