Obituaries for Messner and DelGrosso in Waterbury area
Dibly Messner 4 died at home in Florida after a long illness. He was born March 9, 1899 in Naugatuck, worked as a silver plater, and was a member of local clubs and Immanuel Lutheran Church. Survived by wife Kir Messner, two daughters, two brothers, five grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Cremation held in Port Orange with Cardwell Funeral Home in charge. Nicola DelGrosso 91 of Waterbury died at Waterbury Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Italy, he came to Waterbury in 1907, worked for Uniroyal, and was a communicant of St. Lacy’s Church. Widow Aurelia Delfino DelGrosso and sister Lauren Tedesco surviving, funeral held from Albin Funeral Home to St. Lacy’s Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Startin Binder
Messner
Maude
Chur- Chil) Messner
Ridgewood Avenue
Allandale
Florida
Mr. Messner
Naupatuck
Michael and
Margaret
Binder) Messner
Bridgeport
Handy and Harmon
Fairfield, Cent
Knights of Pythias
Naugatuck
Fife and Drum Corps
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Beaides
Kir. Messner
Gladys Adams
New Smyrna Beach
Marjorie Maude Mismande
Shelton, Conn
Charles Messner
Robert Messner
Port Orange
Cardwell
Waterbury
Nicola DelGrosso
Easton Ave
Aterbury Hospital
Mr. DelGrosso
Celenza
Valforte
Italy
Giuseppe
Angela Maria D'Ardes DelGrasso
Uniroyal Inc
Telizing
St. Lacy's Church
Carlson Family Deaths Noted In Obituary Notices
Carl Carlson 3 formerly of Linda Court Ansonia died Sunday at Glendale Health Care Center Naugatuck after a long illness He was born in New York City February 24 1892 son of the late Robert and Alice Hegall Carlson He was married to the late Mrs Hollen Riggs Carlson Private funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at the Buckmiller Funeral Home 82 Fairview Avenue The funeral and services for Mrs Frances M Suchenski 77 of 26 Fairview Ave were held at St Nedberrys Church Mass at 10 Burial was in St James Cemetery The Rev Ignatius Krupnik read committal prayers at the grave Music was provided by Therese Suchowski organist and soloist Bearers listed.
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Carl Carlson
Linda Court
Ansonia
Glendale
Naugatuck
Mr. Carlson
New York City
Robert
Alice Hegall Carlson
Hollen (Riggs) Carlson
Buckmiller Funeral
Fairview Avenue
MBS
Joseph Suchenske
Frances M
Skawron Suchenski
Fairview Ave
Joseph Suchenski
Buckmiller
St. Nedberry’s Church
St. James Cemetery
Anthony Smialawski
Ignatius Krupnik
Theresd“Soliwocki
William Bi Adamski
William J. Adzinski
John Yachlis
Gerald Rossi
Charles Kevit, Jr
George O'Toole
Mineral heat well powers home in Thermopolis
In Thermopolis Wyoming Jerry and Zola Van Norman rely on a private mineral hot spring well to heat and heat their seven room house. The 155 degree water flows through pipes along the basement, supplying radiant warmth, cooking water, irrigation, a greenhouse and a sprinkler system. They report reduced bills and value added to the property, with mineral water also aiding livestock and hay quality. The bore remains unpumped with water reaching the surface naturally and pipes replaced about every decade due to mineral corrosion.
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Mary Ellen Haskett
van Norman Ranch
Boeing
Wyoming
Hot Springs State Park
Ipshat
VanNormen
van Normen
Big Horn
Mrs. VanNorman
Bathers Warned Again Of Holiday Sunburn
Connecticut pharmacists urge caution as millions prepare for summer sun on New England beaches. They warn sunburn risks include premature aging, skin cancer, and heat illness, advising protective sunscreen with high UVA/UVB protection, cold water first aid, and prompt medical care for severe symptoms.
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New England
Northeast
Connecticut
Sun Wat
American Cancer Society
Sime
Canadian Eyeing Middletown Track Revival
Ronald H Mooney plans a family bid to build Sawmill Brook Race Course in Middletown Connecticut with brother John Mooney possibly taking the helm as president and COO if the deal clears board approval. Funding aims exceed 40 million with a 7.5 million Steck sale and 15 million equity to borrow 49 million. James Black is out as VP after a Canadian fraud indictment.
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Middletown
Coan
Ronald H. Mooney
Mommey
John
Sawmill Brook
John Mooney
Connecticut
Ronald
Gataria Jockey Club
Canada
Ronald Mooney
Sawmill
Wack
Steck
James H. Black
Sawmill Brook Racing Association
Black
Mooney
Wve
Juice Stealers Hit Connecticut Utilities Meter Tampering Rise
Connecticut utilities warn of rising meter tampering by customers seeking to save money as thefts cost Northeast Utilities about 25 million dollars annually. A seven member probe squad targets culprits while officials cite higher rates and public image issues as factors behind the activity.
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Hartford
Conn
UPI
Connecticut
Noeman
Tasker
System Securty
Northeast
United Illuminstrug Co
Bridgeport
New Haven
Uch
Tornado Warning Cautions With Outdoor Safety Advice
Fragments advise staying indoors as a tornado approaches and cautioning against outdoor exposure during electrical storms. The text references safe places like Hilltop and isolated structures, indicating guidance on where to seek shelter and how to respond to dangerous weather conditions.
Geologist Foresees Hammonasset Beach Loss. Official Disagrees
A geologist Michiel Farrar argues wind and tide will erase Hammonasset Beach by mid century after a study for Wesleyan University. Parks chief William Miller counters erosion is severe but reversible with dune stabilization and grass planting. he touts state plans and a moratorium lift as signs the beach can be saved.
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Madison, Conn
UPI
Miller
Farrar
Wesleyan University
State Employed Doctors Upset Over Contract
In Hartford Connecticut 62 psychiatrists and 21 other doctors at state mental hospitals plan to file grievances over overtime provisions in a new contract set to take effect July 1 They say pay is already low with many vacancies on call time unpaid and seek compensatory time off The contract sets a 35 hour week with exceptions and nonstandard schedules and the doctors argue this allows unpaid on call time They expect to challenge the clause in upcoming grievances and other officials acknowledge the dispute while noting broader recruitment issues in mental health
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Connecticut
Edward Cattery
Connecticut State Employes Association
Jack Aluraskin
Liem
State Board of Education
Kunjathan Ramachandran
Fairfield Hills Hospital
Youth Held To Blame In Own Death
In New Britain Connecticut a 17 year old Richard Miller died when his head became stuck between an elevator door and gate at Herald Publishing Co He and two coworkers pressed safety levers to lock the shaft Officials from Westinghouse and the state Labor Department found the elevator functioning Inspectors noted the death most likely resulted from suffocation with an autopsy confirming this conclusion The case remains under investigation by local police and medical examiners
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New Britain
Conn
UPSF
Richard Miller
Herald Publishing Co
Miller
Westinghouse Co
State Labor Department
Gerald Blank
Three Democrats Earn Legislator of the Year Award
Hartford Connecticut. The Caucus of Connecticut Democrats honored three state lawmakers as Legislator of the Year. Rep. William A. Collins of Norwalk won for promoting Connecticut’s presidential primary. Rep. Dorothy Goodwin of Mansfield was cited as chief architect of a new school funding formula. Rep. Boyd Hines of Hartford was recognized for pushing higher welfare benefits. The awards followed the group’s annual meeting.
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Hartford
Conn
UPL
Caucus
Connecticut Democrats
Lieral Democrats
William A. Collins
Doorwalk
Connecticut
Dorothy Goodwin
Mansfield
Boyd Hines
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