Obituary of Mrs Edward Adamski of Naugatuck
Mrs Edward Adamski 5 of 81 School St died Monday at Waterbury Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Meriden October 2 19 a daughter of Mrs Sheresa Dominello and the late Vincent Papandrea. Lived in Naugatuck past 20 years employed by International Silver Co in Meriden. Survived by her mother Meriden and husband Naugatuck a daughter Cynthia Adamski Seymour a brother Joseph Papandren Swansea MA sister Mrs Martin Infant Meriden and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday 830 am from Fitzgerald Zembruski Sgrike Funeral Home 240 North Main St to St Hedwig's Church for Mass at 9 Burial St Janes Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Betty) Adamski
Edward E. Adamski
Waterbury Hospital
Meriden
Sheresa
Dominello
Vincent Papandrea
Naugatuck
International Silver Co
Cynthia Mr. Adamski
Seymour
Joseph Papandren
Swansea
Mass
Birs
Martin Infant
Fitzgerald - Zembruski - Sgrike
North Main St
St. Hedwig's Church
St Janes Cemetery
Veteran Fitzpatrick 67 dies after brief illness at VA Hospital
Joseph F Fitzpatrick 67 of 42 West Street Naugatuck died early Monday after a brief illness at the Veterans Administration Hospital West Haven He was a 30 year Army veteran serving in World War II and Korea and retired as master sergeant in 1962 He leaves three sisters one brother and several nieces and nephews A military funeral is planned Thursday at 9 30 am from Alderson Funeral Home to St Francis Church for Mass at 10 Burial will be in St James Cemetery The Naugatuck Veterans Council will meet at the funeral home Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Fitzpatick
West St
Veteran's Administration Hospital
West Haveii
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Naugatuck
Michael and
Margaret (Boylan) Fitzpatrick
U.S Army
St. Francis Church
Crusader Past Veteran's of
Fitzpatrick
Helen Lynch
Ann Kissane
Agnes Fitzpatrick
Michael L. Fitzpatrick
East Haven
Alderson Funeral
Meadow St
St. James Cemetery
Friends Gray
Naugatuck Veterans Council
Francis(frank
Joseph Steponavich, 62, Waterbury native, dies at Waterbury Hospital
Joseph Steponavich, 62, of Summit Road and formerly of Waterbury, died Saturday night at Waterbury Hospital after a long illness. Born December 1, 1915, he is survived by two sons James of East Haven and Joseph T. of New Haven, two daughters Anna Tarrantino and Joan DeMaio of New Haven, eight grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral was today at 8:30 am from Grady and Packer Funeral Home to St. Francis Church for Mass at 9. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery, Waterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Steponavich
Summit Road
Waterbury
Waterbury Hospital
Joseph
Ann Steponavich
James
East Haven
Joseph T
New Haven
Anna Tarrantino
Joan DeMaio
Packer Funeral Home
Terrace Ave
St. Francis ‘Church
Calvary Cemetery
Thomas Berube
Nora
Ryany Berube
Bergin Funeral Home
East Main St
St. Margaret's Church
Buria
Calvary ‘Cemetery
Mrs. D'Amico Rites Pending at St Francis Xavier Church
Mrs. Vin cones D'Amico 52 wife of Frank D'Amico of 63 Meadowbrook Drive died at Saint Mary's Hospital Waterbury from natural causes Dr Joseph Vincitorio medical examiner said She was born November 25 1924 in Naugatuck daughter of Carmela Lamparrella Zoller and the late Joseph Credda She worked at Valley National Corp Cheshire and Univayal in Naugatuck for 17 years She leaves husband Steven and Liga Corelline both Waterbury one brother William Creddo Naugatuck and one sister Miss Hose Creddo Burial will be at Saints Cemetery with funeral from Zappone Funeral Home Willow Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Vincones (Credo) D'Amica
Frank D'Amico
Meadowbrook Drive
Mary’s Hospital
Joseph Vincitorio
D'Amica
Nougatuck
Carmela (Lamparella) Zoller
Naugatuck
Joseph Credda
Valley National Corp of Cheshire
Befar
Univayal
D'Amico
Steven D'Amico
Liga Corelline
William, Creddo
Miss Hose Creddo
Zappone
Willow St
St. Francis Xavier Church
Alb ‘Saints
Migratory Program Seeking Applicants
The Naugatuck Migratory Children's Program plans a third summer session at Andrew Avenue School from July 5 to August 3. It offers a full day of education and recreation, medical and dental services, with bus transport and meals. Eligibility requires recent move to Naugatuck from within the U.S. or possessions and an employed household member in agriculture or related fields in the past five years. Call Mrs. DeLo at Educational Grants Office, 72 9300, for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoms K. Noble
Naugatuck
Andrew Avenue School
United States
DeLo
Educational Grants Office
Funeral notices batch from Waterbury area obituaries
Funeral services were held for Nora Ryany Berube of 188 Chestnut Street in Waterbury with burial at Calvary Cemetery. Also listed are services for Michael P. Jordan of Woodbury and Ernest R. Parsons of Waterbury, with burial at Sacred Heart and Calvary Cemeteries respectively. Francis Frank Tammany of Waterbury and Harry V. Wick of Waterbury received private or scheduled services, with burial plans in Old St. Joseph's Cemetery and Fairview Cemetery. Molly Kuzynski of 457 North Spring Street had services at Zambruski Strillo Funeral Home, burial at Grave Cemetery. multiple bearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael P. Jordan
Woodbury
Bear Hill Rd
Munson
Lovelere Fiela
Mair SL
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Southbury
Ernest R.pahsons
Ernest R. Parsons
Quinn
Molly Kuczynski
Blolly
Mary Kuceynski
North Spring St
Fulagerald . Zambruski - Strillo Funeral Home
North Main SS
Samuel Commate
Louis DePivo
Abed Murowsky
Péter Olmaz
Johy Simpson
Putnam Man Dies In Crash
Putnam Conn resident Howard Guertin, 53, was killed when his car crossed into the opposite lane, went down an embankment, and struck a tree on a highway. Edward Guertin was reported as a passenger in the vehicle. Police details remain incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
R.I
UPN
Howard Guertin
Putnaa
Conn
Bye Lees
Edward Guertin
Regional dissolution debate presses Beacon Falls plan
The Regional dissolution debate continues as Prospect weighs study costs and timelines. Officials discuss meeting at Long River Middle School 7:30 with questions on contracts, equipment, and textbooks, while broader liquor reform plans stall for careful review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Simehes
Prospect
State Board
Simehes
Spdeeman
Beacon Falls
Great high jumpers from Tust tribes in Central Africa
Report claims Central Africa athletes known as Tust tribesmen clear jumps nearly a foot higher than the world record. The article notes remarkable leap ability and compares with current record holder, outlining potential for global athletic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Africa
Connesticut Leader Vows Fight Against Minimum Markups
Houley pledges to press repeal of other minimum liquor price markups when the full year legislative session opens, continuing his fight amid calls for inflation controls and policy reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Houley
D-Somers
Nquor
Connecticut
Connection
General Assembly
State ‘Tax Department
New England
New Hampshire
Connesticut
Houley
Colorado youth held in Denver murder case in Enfield
Timmby James Wyson fourteen escapee from Lookout Mountain School for Boys Colorado is charged with murder of a Denver man. Found sleeping in stolen Corvette Sting Ray with Dark Sheehy twenty in a Shelton Connecticut car after crime occurred. Wyson held on fugitive from justice second degree larceny and weapon charges while Sheehy released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enfield
Conn
UPS
Denver
Wyson
Dark Sheehy
Shelton
Wright
Sheehy
Hartford Correctional Center
Shoehys
Disposal Bond Sale Authorized
Hartford judge refuses to dismiss a $120,000 damage suit over CIA mail openings. Attorney Michael Avery claims the CIA opened about 215000 letters between 1953 and 1973, including several to his father and two Soviet citizens. The ruling upholds constitutional liberty while recognizing CIA functions are vital to national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
UPI
U.S. District Court
T. Emmet Clarte
CIA
Michael Avery
New Haven
Avery
University of Moscow
Minneapolis
Minn
Claii
Warning Issued After Maple Street Collision
Acacia Morgado, 21, 289 High St, received a warning for failing to drive a reasonable distance apart after a rear end collision on Maple St. Morgado's westbound car struck Janis Anderson, 17, 258 Conrad St, who was driving on Maple St. Police noted the collision occurred yesterday following a motor vehicle crash near Maple and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waitning
Acacia Morgado
High St
Ater
Mator
Maple St
Morgado
Janis Anderson
Conrad St
Joseph Cyr
North Sain
Avery
St. Aller
Nori Main St
Ann Carney
North Main St
Waterbury
Act
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Federal Railroad Administration
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Valdez
Chicago
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Perry
Baltimore
UPD
Frances Liddy
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Carter
Federal Communications Commission
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Long River Middle School
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Longiver Middle School
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Roger Delage
Walter Muroff
Board of Education
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Delage
Wey
Colorado
Claik
Rheinhold Passeck
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Warren Becker
Grove St
Jin Costanza
Osborn Road
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Brian Georgia
Union St
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