Waterbury Obituary for Lottie M. Card Scott
Mrs. Lottie M. Card Scott 43 of 189 Harris Circle Waterbury wife of James Scott died Tuesday after a long illness at Cliff Convalescent Home Born August 7 1934 in Lafayette Alabama she moved to Waterbury 25 years ago and was a member of St Pauls Lutheran Church Naugatuck Survived by four sisters a brother an uncle and nieces and nephews Funeral services Friday at 11 30 a.m. at Chapel Memorial Funeral Home Grove Street Rev William Webb officiating Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery Friends may call Thursday 7 9 p.m.
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Waterbury
Lottie M
Card) Scott
Harris Circle
James Scott
Cliff
Lafayette
Ala
Seahaim
Sally (Ford) Card
Scott
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Naugatuck
Josephine Bennett
Thelma Bennett
Auburn
Velma Yancy
Izola Matthew
Lachapoka
Seemon Card
Chapel Memorial Funeral Home
Grove St
William Webb
McCall Ame Zion Methodist Church
New Pine Grave Cemetery
Widow Margaret Forsyth, 64, of Ansonia dies after long illness
Mrs. Margaret Forsyth 64 of 70 Woodlawn Ave Ansonia died Monday at home after a long illness. She was born Sept 33 191 in Ansonia. Survived by three daughters Arlene Davies Seymour Joyce Bernal Oxford Rita Armstrong Newport Riche Eva Regan sister and nine grandchildren. Funeral from James F Shay Funeral Home 75 North Cliff St tomorrow at 8 45 a m with Mass at 9 15 from St Anthony's Church burial in Mount St Peter's Derby. Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Ansonia
Margaret Forsyth
Woodlawn Ave
Forsyth
John and
Margaret (Lepeska) Forsyth
Newport Hichie
Fla
Harald
Eva) Regan
Prospect
Felix Lepeska
Seymour
John Lepeska
New Mexico
James F. Shay
North Cliff St
St. Anthony’s Church
Mount St. Peter's Cemetery
Derby
Funerals for Agnes Mitchell and George Cryceau
Obituaries note funeral services for Agnes Mitchell of 41 Millville Ave at St Francis Church with burial at St Benedicts Cemetery and for George W Cryceau of 1347 New Haver Road with a Mass of Christian burial and burial at St James Cemetery. Separately, reports from NAMOBI Kenya describe hijackers holding 257 hostages on an Air France jet and threats over Palestinian prisoners, while in Beirut a Palestinian refugee camp was captured by Christian forces amid civil war fighting.
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Agnes Mitchell
Millville Ave
St. Francis Church
St Benedict's Cemetery
Bloomfield
Green and Packer
Terrace Ave
George W.crycheau
George W. Cryceau
New Haver Road
Buckmiller
Fairview Ave
Raymond Pitruzzello
St. James Cemetery
Pitruzzello
Namobi
Kenya
UPI
Popular Front For the Liberator of Palestine
Air France
Entebbe
Uganda
Israel
West Germany
Switzerland
France
Beirut
Lebanon
Youth protests and beach curfew near Silver Sands
Police faced nightly demonstrations as youths clamored for a designated meeting spot at Silver Sands. A 9 pm curfew was enforced after beach gatherings and alcohol were reported, with police from several towns assisting to maintain order.
No Circus Planned In Prospect
Prospect decides not to host Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros. Circus this year due to waning attendance and rising costs. Fire Chief Paul Murray cites promoter profit shares while circus owners say contracts have been unchanged since 1960. The department will focus on a four day carnival in September, as the circus moves to Baltimore, Maryland for a four day engagement.
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Prospect
Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros
Prospect Volunteer Fire Dept
Paul Murray
Murray
Greys
Circus
Fire Dept
Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros. Circus
Baltimore
Naugatuck Bicentennial Contests Invite Paintings and Mailbox Decor
The Naugatuck Bicentennial Committee invites residents to enter fire hydrant and mailbox painting contests tied to the town’s 20th birthday celebration. Register by July 1, choose historical or patriotic themes, and submit entries with name and age by 1 p.m. July 3 at the Turn of the Century picnic.
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Naugatuck
Conn. Water Co
Children’s Library
Beacon Falls Summer School Program Planned for Region 16
Regional School District 16 announces a four week summer program in reading and mathematics for Beacon Falls and Prospect students beginning July 12 from 9 noon with optional music instruction. Free to families, transportation locally provided by parents. Applications due July 2 at Laurel Ledge School and Long River Middle School.
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Board of Education
Beacon Falls
Prospect
Laurel Ledge School
Long River Middle School
Region 16
Army Lawyer Faces Charges in Connecticut Case
Capt. Michael Moore a former Coventry attorney now stationed at Fort Knox Ky is charged by Connecticut authorities with forgery and two counts of third degree larceny He allegedly forged documents and misused client funds while practicing in Coventry last year Extradition proceedings began in Kentucky to return him to Connecticut with a July 22 court date set for the fugitive case
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Rockville, Conn
API
Michael Moore
Coventry
Fort Knox
Connecticut
Hardin Quarterly Court
Elizabethtown
Moore
Thomas Tooper
Tolland County
Common Pleas
Army
Beacons Falls Senior Citizens Elects New Leader
The Beacon Falls Senior Citizens Club installed Wilfred Swan as president for the coming year at a recent meeting. Socials will move to the Community Club on Main St during the summer as official meetings pause until Sept 16.
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Beacon Falls
Minutemen Group Seen Traveling Through Beacon Falls
A small eight man colonial era Minutemen from Wilmington Massachusetts passed through Beacon Falls on Route 42 en route to Philadelphia late Sunday afternoon. They marched resolutely heading southward on Route 8 toward their destination outside of Boston.
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Beacon Falls
Wilmington
Mass
Philadelphia
Boston
Horse Guard Major Heads Toward State
Maj Everett Kandarian commander of the Connecticut Governor's Horse Guard departs from Philadelphia on the second leg of his bicentennial ride to Hartford. He carries the Declaration of Independence and a scroll certifying Hartford’s bicentennial participation plus three Franklin medals for Gov Grasso Hartford Mayor Athanson and Courant President Edmund W.
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Kinceton
UPI
Everett Kandarian
Connecticut
Courant
Hartford
Philadelphia
Ella T. Grasso
George Athanson
Edmund W
Charleston Defenders Honored After Sullivan's Island Stand
South Carolina President John Rutledge and Gen. Richard Lee sent congratulations to Sullivan's Island defenders. Col. William Moultrie led the defense and sent a hogshead of rum to the garrison as praise for the successful repulse of the British naval attempt.
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United Press International
Charleston
South Carolina
John Rutledge
Gen
Richard Lee
Sullivan's Island
William Moultrie
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