Farewell to Rev. Albert Taylor at St Francis Testimonial
The Rev. Albert Taylor, after 14 years as a St Francis curate, receives a testimonial in St Francis School tonight as he moves to his first parish assignment with Hartford diocese. Since 1939 in Naugatuck, he led St Francis School, served church societies and coached athletic teams, earning broad respect from local and Hamden church communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Taylor
St. Francis' Church
St. Francia
Father Taylor
Hartford Diocess
Naugatuck
St. Francis’ School
St. Stephen's Church
Hamden
Naugatuck's Loas
Alert For Vandalism at Naugatuck Playgrounds
Vandalism reports rise as playgrounds near season opening in Naugatuck. Supervisors urge parental responsibility and supervision to offset high maintenance costs and ensure safe play areas. The piece suggests parents observe children at play and, for misbehaving youths, implies corporal discipline.
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Naugatuck
New Prospect Street School Project Nears September 1954 Completion
The article reports architect Henry Moschel Sr stating New Prospect Street School and Central Avenue addition should be ready for occupancy by September 1954. Construction delays stem from land condemnation, which was resolved that night, with funds provided over a year ago. Plans nearly complete though a firm start date remains undetermined.
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Aves Nuw Nahoo
Henry Moechkael
Moschel
Michael Barschwicz Dies Aged 85 In Union City
Michael Barschwicz a Lithuania native and EMI employee aged 85 died Monday afternoon at his Union City home following long illness. He came to the borough about 40 years ago and worked at the Kant Tem Mu ll rate Iron Company. He was a communicant of St Marys Church and survived by no nephews Joseph Barddwick of Waterbury. Funeral services set Wednesday at 7 90 a m from the Fitzgerald Funeral Home to St Marys Church for a 9 o clock solemn mass. Burial in St Jamon Cemetery. Friends may call today 7 to 9 p m. Washington report Secretary Dulles says ministers from Six Three western forcing will meet in Washington around July 10.
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Michael Baradwicz
Haggerty Court
Union City
Lithuania
Hia
Kanttem Mullaate Iron Company
St. Mary's Church
Joseph Barddwick
Waterbury
St. Jamon' Cemetery
Washington
Hiate Dulles
Montanari- Rado Post
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Charles F. Clark
Adam Mengacci
Recreation Field
Union City Little League
Tomrrow
Deaths BARLOWICZ and KENNEDY in Naugatuck area
Two obituaries note Michael Barlowicz age 65 of Union City Naugatuck died June 2 1953 funeral Wednesday from Fitzgerald Funeral Home to St Marys Church burial St James Cemetery friends may call today from 7 to p.m. Mins Kennedy of 174 Meadow Street Naugatuck died June 9 1963 funeral Thursday 8 30 from C H Gruan Funeral Home to St Francis Church burial St Francis Cemetery friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday 7 to p.m.
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Barlowicz
Michael
Union City
Naugatuck
Fitzgerald Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Church
St. James
Three High School Graduates Receive BU Scholarships
Three Naugatuck High School graduates receive Boston University scholarships totaling over 20000 dollars. Lois Ann Ackerman gets full tuition to the College of Practical Arts and Letters, Richard E. Brown to the College of Music, and Patricia H. Long to the Sarwent College of Physical Education. East Berlin curfew ends as Communist forces pull back, red army divisions move out.
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Naugatuck
Boston Universalty
Donald J. Olver
New England
New York
Lois Ann Ackerman
Walnut Atrnyt
Poneral Weholariithin Fund
Richard E. Brown
Hillardy Avenue
The
Colleg of Music
Patricia H. Long
Dayton Road
Sarwent College of Physical Education
Berlin
Rusain
East Berlin
Birth Announcements from Waterbury Hospital Distill Local Dignity
Multiple birth notices list new babies with parents and residences in Waterbury area. Dilaurezio family welcomes daughter Bonus Louise on June 26 at Waterbury Hospital. DiLaurenzio comes from New Haven road, former Kathryn Walburn. Galente couple greet Anthony Joseph Jr on June 26. Jenkins couple welcome Kathleen Ann June 28. Martina family announce Wendy Sue on June 24. Prentiss family reveal David Leonard on June 26. Keith family report Francine on June 20. notes include mothers’ maiden names and street addresses.
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Dilaurenzio
Bonus Louise
Louis DiLaurenzio
New Haven Road
Wacterbury Hospital
Galente
Anthony Joseph Galente
Anthony J. Galente Jr
Beacon Valley Road
Waterbury Hospital
Shirley L. Audry
Jenkins
Kathleen Ann
Thomas W. Jankins
Good- Year Avenue
Frances L. Bimmona
Martina
Wendy Sue
Mra
Alyfred W. Martin
Bummitt Road
Prospect
Waterbury
Johnson Named Full Time Assessor Board Accepts Land Compromise
Major J William Johnson appointed to full time assessor role and Henry Rackl named Civil Defense Director with salaries 3600 and 4000 annually. Board faces budget objections from two Democrats and one Republican amid debate on pay and a separate land settlement for school expansion with Costello Sweeney and Zwick Bennett properties. Atty Caine denounces actions as Hitlerian while protests echo through the town hall meeting.
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Caine
Clark
Ine
J. William Johnson
Assea
Aor
Henry Rackl
Maj. Johnson
Jamies E. Moore
Rackl
J. Francis Cullen
William DeCarlo
John Darby
Burgess Howard Robinson
Third Ward
Cullen
Charles Clark
Charlea Daly
Ted Folanick
Atty. M. Keonsid Caine
Bargesea
Town Hall Court Room
Henry Marier
Costello
Golden Hill Street
Sweeney
Central Avenue
Elizebeth Zwick
Elizabeth Zwick Bennett
Prospect
Golden Hill
Atty. Caine
Atty, Caine
Atty
Martin L. Caine
Zwick and Bennétt
Burgess Donald Erk
Stephen
Joseph Sweeney
Emily Sweeney Hubbell
Atty. Culne
Tkewine
Kirk
Defer Rubbish Collection Until Monday
Fourth of July weekend schedule prompts postponement to Monday as First Selectman Frank Semplenald announces the change. Town cautions residents to wait to put out rubbish until after the weekend for safety and sanitation. Vacation School at United Church opens Monday with sessions 9 to 2 for ages four through high school, transportation and drinks provided, bring lunch. theme is Living With Jesus.
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Frank Semplenald
Semplonski
Mr. Semplenski
United Church
Jesus
Mary Kennedy Naugatuck Resident 80 Dies at Home
Miss Mary Eton Kennedy of 174 Meadow Street dies at home after a long illness. Survived by a sister Mia Annie Kennedy Warren of Naugatuck and several nieces and nephews. She was 84 years a resident of Naugatuck and a member of the Catholic Council of Women at St Francis Church. Funeral Thursday at 8:30 from C A Green Funeral Home Terrace Avenue to St Francis Church for a solemn Requiem High Mass at 10. Interment in St Francis Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m.
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Mary Eton Kennedy
Meadow Street
Mia
Annie KK. Warren
Naupeatuck
Naupatuck
Catholic Council of Women
St. Francis' Church
C. A. Green
Terrace Avenue
St. Francis’ Church
St. Francis’ Cemetery
Polio cases rise in Connecticut this year
Thirty one polio cases have been reported in Connecticut this year, nearly three times the five year average. The State Health Department urges precautions for summer, promotes cleanliness, avoids crowds, and advises physicians to seek prompt evaluation for headaches nausea or fever in children.
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Hartford
Connecticut
State Health Department
Phyaician
Global unrest and typhoon threaten Asia and Texas drought
Berlin East Germans stage renewed strikes against the Communist government amid reports of fuel shortfalls and bread riots as major industries face disruption. A 120 mile per hour typhoon heads toward Kyushu threatening food damage after floods left 2 000 dead and 1 000 000 homeless. North Korea rejects General Clark's truce proposal, while South Korea's president faces defense minister resignation. In the U.S. Eisenhower earmarks 8 060 000 dollars for Oklahoma Texas drought relief with rail shipments to carry aid. showers may come to western Texas easing drought but too late for crops yesterday.
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Berlin
Rusalanguna
Tokyo
South Pacific
Japan
Kyushu
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
Waterbury Firm Submits Low Bid On School Job
The Frank P. Kelly Construction Co. of Waterbury bid $109,987 to renovate Salem School, the lowest of seven bids opened by the School Building Committee at Tuttle School. Competing bids ranged from $113,750 to $138,000 with various alternates.
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Waterbury
Frank P. Kelly Construction Co
Salem School
Tuttle
Anderson Wabanks Co
Hartford
Mutual Construction Co
Bridgeport
Palmor-Tarinell Construction Co
Barkshire, Construction Co
Waterbury Construction Co
P. Francini Co
Lesa
New Fish and Game Board Appointed in Hartford
Governor Lodge announced a five member fish and game commission replacing the former three member board. David C. Mahaney of West Hartford named chairman for a five year term. Other appointees are Gordon Lamont Parien Daniel Merriman New Haven Brea K Barber Norfolk and Delton A Copp Old Lyme effective July.
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Hartford
Governor Lodge
Fish and Game Commission
State Board of Fisheries and Game
General Assembly
David C. Mahaney
West Hartford
Gordon Lamont
Parien
Daniel Merriman
New Haven
CIO Council To Name Delegates
The Greater Naugatuck Industrial Union Council CIO will hold a reg nar meeting tonight at 7 30 in Union Hall 100 Water street. Two delegates to the State Lag aalative Conference will be elected. The conference is sponsored by the Connecticut State Industrial Union Council and will be held July 17 at Waverly Inn Cheshire.
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Greater Naugatuck Industrial Union Council Cio
Union Hall
Water Street
Mance Wityak
Connecticut State Industrial Union Council
Waverly Inn
Cheshire
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Michael Barschwicz
EMI
Lely Cream
Anths
Eames
Prentiss
David Leonard
Geoffrey Prentiss
Middlebury
Watrebury Hospital
Keith
Francine
Francia Keith
Wolfe Avenue
Beacon Walla
Kuith
Lydia Bablo
Johnson
Racki
Darby
Freemen's
Daly
Racks
Burgess Donald Kirk
Olrenne
Robinson
Warden Clark
Rock
Burgesa
Kimarzowski
Zwick
Bennett Properties
Caine Burgess
Dfiat’ Ward
Warden
Pald
S—weney Cane
Bennett
Zwich
Jeep
Ike
Madeline ‘Caine
Judy
Sprek
Warden Chirk
America
Samatowrbaetiophan
Salem
Xeavon
Stephan Cross
Rosemary Kane
Mary Ann Sleetti
Michael Sigetit
Geraldine Clark
Walter Cross
Kim Kiene
Region Sullivan
John DeFrango
Paul Agdanix
Anderson
Beacon Falls
Pinesbridge
Mary Kennedy
South Korea
Shin Tae Yung
Rhee
Bulletins
United Pyrex
Tha U. Mbs
Seoul
Mark Clark
Syngmun Rhee
Eisenhower
Game Board
CIO Council
Jain Nasional Seiesy
Erickeon Motors
Bybder Ava
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