Death of Charles P. Amato Revered Norwalk Civic Leader
Charles P. Amato, a devoted father of nine and longtime Norwalk resident, died Sunday evening after a brief illness. Active in his church and organizations, he served on the hospital board and as a United Fund director, and had earlier been a City Council member. The community mourns the loss of a principled, thoughtful voice in local affairs.
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Daily Crossword Clues And A Cryptoquote Puzzle
A sample crossword shows clues like Lima a kidney and Passa with entries for 13 to 45 across. A cryptoquote hints a letter-substitution code where letters stand for others, revealing a quoted line by Emily Dickinson.
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Agathas Friend Seeks Understanding for Constant Knitting
Dear Abby explains Agatha knits nonstop to cope with extreme shyness and eye contact fear. Friends criticize her quiet presence, but knitting becomes her way to avoid social discomfort and communicate without words.
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Dear Abby Advice Columns On Self Confidence And In Laws
Dear Abby advises Agatha to join conversations without knitting to build confidence and avoid social handicaps. A reader asks about aging German police dog, suggesting secret service possibilities. A divorcee asks how to address generous former in-laws, urged to keep calling them moms and pops and introduce them by name.
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The Lighter Side He’s For Simple Life And Camera
A light column discusses amateur photography versus professional results in 1964. The writer recalls using a box camera producing fuzzy, recognizable images and jokes about the rise of automatic cameras and impressions of fashion photography. He laments discarded zigzag pictures of Aunt Hilda.
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Mary Murphy Bishop a Transatlantic Grandmother of Hard Work
Jim Bishop recalls Mary Murphy Bishop born 1854 at sea later raised eight children in New York and Ireland. She endured poverty with humor and grit, ran a boarding house, sent her husband home for better health, and kept family together through tragedy and toil.
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