Obituary for Bronislaw Adamski of May Street
Bronislaw Adamski 90 of May Street died Tuesday at St Marys Hospital after a brief illness. He was born in Poland and resided in Naugatuck 72 years. He retired from Uniroyal and was a communicant of St Hedwigs Church. Survived by his wife Anna and 5 sons, 3 daughters, 19 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren, 1 great great grandchild. Funeral Friday at 9:30 from Fitzgerald Zembruski Syrillo Funeral Home to St Hedwigs for Mass at 10. Burial in St James Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. St Hedwigs Holy Name Society will meet tomorrow at 7:30 pm at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronislaw Adamski
May Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Poland
Joseph
Anna Strasiewski) Adamski
Naugatuck
Uniroyal, Inc
St. Hedwig's Church
Holy Names Society
Eagles Society
Anna (Lewonski) Adamski
Anthony
Plattsburg, New York
Edward
Deposit
New York
William
Francis
William Penikas
Bristol
Victoria Alencynawica
Prospect
Florence Leary
Cambridge
Fitzgerald - Zembruski — Syrillo
Main Street
St. Hedwig’s
Holy Name Society
Walter Baltaiskis
Waterbury
Sophie Haltmiskis
Green St
Stokes Funeral
Highland Ave
St. Joseph's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Dayton W Palmer WETHERSFIELD obituary note
Dayton W Palmer of 191 Sharon Lane died Tuesday in Hartford Hospital after a short illness. He was born in Waterbury and lived in the Hartford area for many years. He served as a senior adult probation officer for Connecticut and was a captain and bandmaster in First Company Governor's Footguard Hand. He led the Melha Shriners Temple Military Band of Springfield and belonged to Connecticut State Employees Association Chapter 400. An Army World War II veteran, he played with Waterbury Symphony. He is survived by wife Margaret Sills Palmer, brother Russell of Naugatuck, one niece and two nephews. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. Farley Sullivan Funeral Home Hartford. Cremation in Springfield, Mass. Memorial donations may be made to donor's choice.
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Wethersfield
Dayton W. Palmer
Sharon Lane
Hartford
Waterbury
Palmer
Connecticut
Melha Shriners Temple
Springfield
Waterbury Symphony
Margaret (Sills) Palmer
Russell
Naugatuck
Aml
Farley- Sullivan Funeral
Webster SL
Mass
Funeral notices for Colella Brandt Hissey and Haltmiskis
Funeral services or memorials were held for Carmella Colella Helen Brandt William Hissey Sr and Sophie Haltmiskis. Services took place in Oakville Waterbury Ansonia and Waterbury with masses at Mary Magdalen St Stanislaus Kostka Saint Joseph and Calvary Cemetery noted. Burial and memorial contributions details are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmella Colella
Watertown
Carmella
Bartholomeo
Colella
Tarhe] Ave
Oakville
Colasanto
Rome
SS Mary Magdalen Church
Calvary Cemetery
Whittemore Memorial Service This Sunday
Memorial service for Harris Whittemore of Middlebury will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Congregational Church in Naugatuck with Rev. George Fisher and Rev. Charles P. Luckey Jr. officiating. Alderson Funeral Home is in charge. Whittemore served as burgess, state representative, and mayor pro tempore, held finance and Republican town posts, led local companies, and was a World War I veteran. Condolences to the Whittemore family. A 1974 AMA survey notes more medical graduates choosing family practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Whittemoor
Tranquillity Rd
Middlebury
Congregational Church
Naugatuck
George Fisher
Charles P. Luckey, Jr
Alderson Funeral Home
Meadow St
Whitlemore
Republican Town Committee
Whittemore
JL Whittemore Co
The
Lewis. Engineering Co
Naugatuck Savings Bank
Masonic Home and Hospital
Wallingford
Naugatuck Congregational Church
GOP Candidates Display Optimism At Meet the Candidates Night
Republican candidates urged Hartford Republican voters to keep GOP rule as they spoke at the Meet the Candidates Night at American Brass Country Club sponsored by the Republican Town Committee. Speakers included Bridgeport Mayor W Nicholas Panuzio State Sen George Gunther and Speaker Francis Collins detailing fiscal reforms and policy priorities while criticizing the Democratic Party and Watergate era concerns. Three contenders for the US Senate attended along with local officials and party loyalists as attendees stayed into the evening awaiting remarks from candidates arriving from Rhode Island and Oxford Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Brass Country Club
Republican Town Committee
Raymond Currier
Loing
George L
Gunther
New S
Edward Newmant
Weyl
Bridgeport
W Nicholas Panuzio
Francis Collins
Brookfield
George Gunther
Stratford
Collins
Dept. of Enivironmental
Gover
Public Utilities Commission
Senate
Abraham Ribicoff
Edward Kozlowski
James Brannan
Colchester
Herbert Camp
Ridgefield
Camp
Brannan
Rhode Island
Be Lhen
Oxford
Clut
Gov Meskill appoints 24 to state boards in Hartford
Gov. Thomas J. Meskill announced 15 appointments to the state Manpower Services Council and nine to the Manpower Planning Committee to qualify Connecticut for federal funds under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. Names include Hartford Mayor Liealge A. Athanson and Stamford Mayor Richard P. Leng among others. committees include Susan N. Bennett and Edward H. Simpson. Innocent pleas were entered in a separate Boston case for Robert I. Linehan charged with murder in a May 24 incident involving a Boston policeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
UPL
State Manpower Services Council
Thomas J. Meskill
Connecticut
Meskill
Liealge A. Athanson
Hartford
Rederick P. Leng
Stamford
Nicholas A. Panuzio
Bridge
James W. Axon
Wallingford
Susan N. Bennett
Farmington
Stephan Berman
Bridgeport
Beverly Brown
Shelton
Joseph
Layer
Manchester
Lee Isenberg
Blarsford
Ji Morris
New Britain
Everett W. Shaw
New Haven
Iersonnel
Edward H. Simpson
West Hartford
Connecticut Business and Industry Association
Donald P
Boston
UPI
Robert I. Linehan
Jamaica Plain
Doston
Donald A. Drown
Man Charged With Kidnaping In East Granby Case
Windsor Connecticut reports Daniel G. Larrison of Westfield Massachusetts was charged with kidnapping after an attempt to abduct a one year old girl on Route 187 in East Granby on May 31. He was arrested in Windsor and released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor, Conn
UPL
Massachusetts
East Granby
Daniel G. Larrison
Westfield
Mass
Windsor
Larrison
Fond
Eeyowd
Slayer Pleads Insanity in Grandmother Slaying
Norwich case outlines Matthew Naab claiming he could not tell right from wrong when he stabbed his 85 year old grandmother at the family home. He testified he was confused and later described delusions after a Cornell weekend, with friends noting a dramatic personality change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
Ulp
Matthew Naab Hag
Norwich Superior Court
Francis J. Pavetli
Cornel University
Nhcaca
N.Y
Naah
Anna Naah Yeb
New Lawton
Rial
Naab
Cornell
Noah
State May Recover Illegal Ambulance Fees
Hartford reports that the state could recoup up to 250000 dollars from improper ambulance billings if found illegal. Officials say funds were obtained illegally and must be returned, while the attorney general's office will decide on recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
UPL
Edgar A. King
Farmington
Bal Harvey Kagan
United Press International
City
Hi Lo
Buffalo c
King
Charleston
Chicago
State Welfare Department
Kagan
Profes- Houston Pertonal
L&m
Trinity Amba- Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cornelius Shea
New York
Orlando
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Raleigh
Ambu
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Columbus
Denver
Hiking Club Extends Drive For Funds
The Valley Hiking Club Inc extends its fundraising drive to the end of June to raise 500 for office space needs. Only 12 is in the treasury. donations are tax free and may be mailed to Valley Hiking Club Inc Box 216 Seymour Conn 06483 as personal support lags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Valley Hiking Club Inc
Valley Biking Club, Inc
Seymour
Conn
Cancer Society Dinner At Diorio's Waterbury Unit
The Waterbury Unit of the American Cancer Society holds its annual dinner at Wiacio's Restaurant on Thursday June 20 at 6 30 p m in the main dining room Selen Zinser executive director will present the Volunteer of the Year award and Tony Mirvin radio personality will present the service award for 1974 along with six crusade awards The evening includes a full course northern Valin dinner and entertainment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
American Cancer Society
Wiacio's
Selen Zinser
Tony Mirvin
Nixon tapes threaten Watergate defense
Nixon's tapes reportedly show he knew of the Watergate cover up four days earlier than previously claimed, a finding that could undermine his position. McGovern proposes a 20 billion dollar yearly international food effort to avert mass hunger and urges top leaders to prioritize food and population in their trips. Ford closes three assembly plants as a week-long strike idles workers, halting parts flow from a key stamping plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Washington
George McGovern
State Kissinger
Middle East
Western Europe
Soviet Union
Getromy
Ford Motor Co
Arrest and Warning After Route 63 Traffic Stop
Hichard Troy 18 of 179 Ward St was arrested for disregarding a traffic signal at Route 63 and South Main St and given a written warning for operating a truck with a projecting load. He faces court July 22. The article also notes ongoing vandalism and theft incidents affecting residents and school bus drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichard Troy
Ward St
Route 63
South Main St
Robert Schilke
George M. Dedayo
Taylor Ave
Hast Hayen
Daniel M. Ashe
Niagara St
Waterbury
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Davily Neds
Walter EF. Brandt
Qakville
Helen
Pilazynski
Chmielinski
Brandt
Falls Ave
Blain
Fitzgerald - Zembruski - Syrilla St
St. Stanislaus Kostka
William Issey SR
William H. Hissey Sr
Wooster St
Wealt-Jensen
State St
Ansonia
Pine Grove
United Methodist Church Building Fund
American Academy of Physicians
GOP
Carlson
Gov. Meskill
Man
Slayer
ALCAN
Rite Products
Homenirwans
New Milford
Ota
Prentuers
Narnia
Cancer Society
Diorio
Sam Mariana
Allerton Rd
George Dohneh
Rubber Ave
Alfred Demsky
Jones Fd
Richard Payne
California Division of Mines and Geology
California
Hudson
Leech Atl
Marc Pharmacy
Salem Theatre
Rae
Service Dept
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