Obituary of Nora Ryan Berube of Naugatuck
Nora Ryan Berube of 188 Chestnut Ave Naugatuck widow of Thomas F Berube died Saturday at Medicare Pavilion after a long illness Born in Tipperary Ireland she lived in Waterbury 70 years and was a communicant of St Margaret s Church She was mother of the late Rev Francis Berube of Waterbury She leaves son Donald Berube and several nieces and nephews Funeral from Bergin Funeral Home East Main St Tuesday at 8 30 a m to St Margaret s Church for Mass at 9 Burial in Calvary Cemetery Friends may call today 7 9 p m Memorial contributions to charity of donor s choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora (Ryan) Berube
Chestnut Ave
Thomas F. Berube
Tipperary
Ireland
Cornelius and
Margaret (Dwyer) Ryan
Waterbury
St. Margaret's Church
Berube
Francis Berube
Donald Berube
Naugatuck
Bergin Funeral Home
East Main St
Calvary Cemetery
Harry V. Wick 79 Waterbury resident dies after long illness
Harry V. Wick 79 of 56 Piedmont Street Waterbury died Saturday at Grove Manor Convalescent Home after a long illness He was born August 11 1897 in Long Island City NY son of Frank and Emma Wick A World War I US Army veteran he moved to Waterbury ten years ago from Long Island City He leaves a son Harry Wick Jr of Seattle WA a daughter Mrs Donald Weasel of Waterbury nine grandchildren and several nieces and nephews A private funeral will be held Tuesday morning from Fitzgerald Zembruski Syrilh Funeral Home with Rev Oscar Milke officiating Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery New Britain Memorial contributions may be sent to St Johns Lutheran Building Fund
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Waterbury
Harry V. Wick
Piedmont St
Grove Manor
Long Island City
N.Y
Frank and
Emma
Becker) Wick
Remington Rand Inc
Wick
Harry Wick Jr
Seattle
Wash
Donald Weasel
Fitzgerald- Zembruski
E. Fred Grossmann
Caroline (Muranke) Tréichel Grossmann
High St
E. Fred Grossman
Alderson
Meadow St
Frank J. Meleschnig
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Grove Cemetery
Woodbury Man Michael P. Jordan 69 Dies After Brief Illness
Michael P. Jordan of Bear Hill Road died Sunday at Waterbury Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Ireland February 10, 198, he spent over 20 years in Woodbury. Survived by widow Geraldine Cable Jordan, daughter Marylou Mazerala, brother James Jordan, four sisters, nine grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Munson-Lovetere Funeral Home Woodbury with burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery Southbury. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 p.m.
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Woodbury
Michael P. Jordan
Bear Hill Road
Waterbury Hospital
Ireland
Bernard
Mary Ellen (McArdle) Jordan
Jordan
Richard E. Bargoshe
Barwood Stables
Geraldine
Cable) Jordan
Samuel
Marylou) Mazerala
New Milford
James Jordan
Middlebury
Rose
Bremski
Rockville
Mary Lasher
Margaret McDermid
Naugabick
Ellen Nelson
Liam
Munson-Lovetere
Main Street
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Southbury
Henry Zawistowski 63 Terryville resident dies at home
Henry Zawistowski of Terryville died suddenly Friday at his home from natural causes. Born in Holyoke March 1, 1908, he was a retired Seymour Smith Coercany employee and a communicant of St. Stanislaus Kostka Church. He leaves Mary Zawistowski, a daughter Theresa Napierkowski, two sisters Helen Hryniewicki and Sophie Baltrush, and two grandchildren. Funeral held today at Fitzgerald- Zembruski- Syrillo Funeral Home and burial in Calvary Cemetery Waterbury.
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Terryville
Henry Zawistowski
RFD 2
Greystone Road
Holyoke
Mass
Konstanty and
Mary (Antczak) Zawistowski
Zawistowski
Seymour Smith Coercany
Watertown
St. Stanislaus Kostka
Waterbury
Mary
Borkowski) Zawistowski
Chester
Theresa) Napierkowski
Helen Hryniewicki
Sophie Baltrush
Fitzgerald- Zembruski- Syrillo
East Farm St
Stanislaus Kostka
Calvary Cemetery
Hartford Woman Elisabeth Buckland 74 Dies at Home
Mrs Elisabeth Belden Buckland 74 of Ld Harald St widow of Nelson T Buckland died Thursday at her Hartford home after a long tenure as secretary for the American Legion Department of Connecticut. She leaves four nephews including Robert H Baden of Naugatuck and a niece Elisabeth B Donovan of East Hartford. Funeral services were held today at Rose Hill Funeral Home in Rocky Hill with burial in Memorial Park Rocky Hill.
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Hartford
Elisabeth Belden Buckland
Ld Harald St
Neson T. Buckland
Robert H. Baden
Naugatuck
Elisabeth B. Donovan
East Hartford
Rose Hill
Elm St
Rocky Hill
Memorial Park
Francis Tammany obituary in Waterbury
Francis Tammany 48 Hickory Street Waterbury died shortly after admittance to Waterbury Hospital. He was a retired Uniroyal employee with 40 years service and WWI veteran. Survived by three brothers, Mass at St Francis Church and burial in Old St Joseph's Cemetery. Home hours listed.
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Francis
Frank) Tammany
Hickory St
Waterbury
Waterbury Hospital
Joseph B. Daley
Michael
Catherine
Kelly) Tammany
Uniroyal
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Two Men Die In House Fire In Branford
In Branford Connecticut a fire killed two men and injured none of the others despite ten people, seven guests, sleeping inside at South Montonese Street. Police identified victims as Michael Shay aged 19 and Gregory Graham aged 20. The blaze began in an overstuffed chair on the front porch shortly before 4 30 am and eight residents escaped, one leaping from a secondary window.
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Branford, Conn
UPI
Michael Shay
Gregory Graham
South Montonese Street
Federal pressure tests Connecticut auto inspection plans
Connecticut lawmakers and state Environmental Commissioner Stanley Pac held talks with EPA officials to avoid a federally imposed auto inspection program. The EPA may delay hearings until September and consider letting the state craft its own pollution controls including vapor recovery at gas stations. Pac said EPA appeared receptive to a state led plan but warned against “playing games” as Congress weighs action.
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Peter A. Brown
Hartford
Conn
UPI
Stanley Pac
Connecticut
Pac
John Anderson
Newtown
EPA
Conneticut
Pae
Elizabeth Park Receives Over 1000 New Roses Donation
Hartford group The Friends of Elizabeth Park formed in April has donated more than 1000 rose plants to Elizabeth Park Rose Garden. The garden, possibly the oldest municipal display in the country, has suffered deterioration. The plants from Ireland and Oregon will be dedicated Wednesday.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Hartford
Friends of
Elizabeth Park
Ireland
Oregon
Connecticut Water Projects Win Senate Backing
Federal study and planning funds for four Connecticut water projects in Long Island Sound New Haven Bridgeport and the Connecticut River Basin were approved by a U S Senate appropriations subcommittee Sen Lowell Weicker urged the subcommittee chair to back the Connecticut package The House had already approved funding The largest allocation would be 320000 for a flood plain management study for the river basin plus 50000 for Bridgeport harbor navigational work and 30000 for dredging New London harbor
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Connecticut
Long Island Sound
New Haven
Bridgeport
Connecticut River
U.S
Senate Appropriations
Lowell Weicker
Rconn
Senate Appropriations Committee
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
House Appropriations Committee
Bridgeport Harbor
New London Harbor
State Arts Tour gains sponsors for Connecticut performances
A statewide arts tour program seeks sponsors for 12 performances this summer in Connecticut. Nine sponsors from Fairfield County Hartford and Middletown have pledged support, with three more needed to cover costs. Production prices range from 400 to 3750 dollars, with the state paying one third.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Art Council
University
Civic
Chamber of Commerce
Soviet Union cited for parking fines in Washington
The State Department says reciprocity governs handling of Soviet tickets in Washington. Russian diplomats racked up 12,270 parking fines last year and paid none, totaling about 245400 with fees. Soviets tear up tickets since Moscow police do not ticket near the embassy. A Bulgarian auto mechanic hijacked a Balkan turboprop with 49 aboard in Belgrade, forced it to land in Yugoslavia, then surrendered after negotiations.
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Washington
UPL
Soviet Union
D.C
State Department
Moscow
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
Rumen Cankov Dimitrov
Lom
Balkan Airlines
Dimitrov
States, fires, and assassinations across world news
The report covers Medicaid abortion rulings in Connecticut and Pennsylvania favoring indigent women, detailing state limits and federal guidelines. It also notes a Turin ANSA dispatch claiming responsibility for two $55 million fires at electrical warehouses by a group calling itself Communist Front Line Organization, plus the slaying of Brig. Gen. Abdel-Hamid Razouk in Damascus with arrests reported and political killings linked to a broader pattern. Carnegie Hall’s 1691 inauguration is mentioned.
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Milan
Italy
UPI
Turin
ANSA
Damascus
Syria
UPS
Abdel- Hamid Razouk
Syrian Army
Missile Corps
Cairo
al Ahram
Razouk
Auditors Say Efficiency Plan Cost State Money
State auditors report a $55 000 loss in interest from delayed capital gains and dividend tax processing as a computer conversion kept workers busy. The delay arose from a West Hartford led efficiency plan and a new intricated computer system to cut red tape.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Connecticut
Leo Donohue
Henry Becker
Ella T. Grasso
West Hartford
Clayton Gengras
Gengras
Grasso
Generas ‘Commission
Gerald Heffernan
Connecticut Animals Sent to Guatemala in Heifer Project
Dozens of goats, sheep, and rabbits from Connecticut and Massachusetts head to Guatemala to aid families via the Heifer Project International. Involved are 46 goats, 63 sheep, and 48 rabbits donated by volunteers, loaded at the University of Connecticut and transported to Florida for air travel to Guatemala.
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Storrs
University of Connecticut
Florida
Guatemala
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Ernest R. Parsons
Quinn St
Parsons Screw Products Co
Alderson Funeral Home
Naugatuck Lodge of Elks
Shepherd-Salem Lodge
Sunburst
Naugatuck High School
Noel Ramos
Michael Schneider
Black Baron
Lef
Amy Martin
Jonathan Martin
Joy Borzencki
Louise Jannetty
Colette Taylor
James Donaher
Elizabeth King
Ralph Burnham
Millicent Ford
William Mariano
State Arts Tour
U.S. Executive Mansion
White House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
New York
Carnegie Hall
Xerox
Ite
Newman
Pentagon
SCM
New York Law Journal
Ilegally
Howland
Waterbury's Friendly Department Store
Bank Street
Charm House
Howland-Hughes
Monsanto
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