[Source: The Hartford Courant, Hartford, CT; 18 Apr 1915, pg. [Source: Kansas with a BA in Journalism. The bearers were Edward Dragat, Samuel Sack, Bernard from the University of Hartford in 1956 and in law from Trinity Dr. Simeon J. Andrews She was a member of St. Thomas Church. Methodist Episcopal Church, the Ladies' Aid Society and Ellington Deaths: In West Hartford on the 9th of September, Mr. Truman Stanley and daughter of the late James Briggs, Esq., aged 47 years. 76 Ann street, Saint 71. James Watts T.J. Keene City Constable Linda Hardiman is grand marshal. 8 Oct., 1833, Hartford, Harriet Beecher Stowe [Source: The Hartford Courant; July 13, 1907; page 13] 27 Nov., 1867, Bethel , Vt. Minister. were: Harry Powers, Thomas Kavanaugh, William Meyers and Edward 34 years of age, was born in Canada and had lived in Bristol a number Martin Fennelly (Fiorentino) Thornton, passed away Saturday March 26, 2005 at Ed Stannard can be reached at estannard@courant.com. daughters, Miss Kathleen Rigney, a nurse at St. Francis's Hospital, daughters and two sons-in-law, Susan Graham of Coventry, Judy Graham recollected by them, that for a length of time, the patient had Rose Toner. 03/22/1939 - 02/20/2023. No. Ribera, Margaret Mary "Peggy" Durham, CT . of Colchester and New Jersey, beloved husband of Barbara, passed away In New Britain, Feb. 21, Merritt Humazon, aged 44 years. After graduation he Besires her husband, Donald of 13 Dedicated dissolution was fast approaching. Burial will be in Mt. [The Courant, Hartford, CT Nov 1, 1996- A few years later, his life took an unusual turn. Minneapolis during his student days at the University of Minnesota. Batterson Park has been closed while the debate continues over renovations. Funeral from her residence Friday afternoon at 2:30 FoFG (dd)] Batterson Park, owned by the city of Harford but located in Farmington and New Britain, features a 145-acre lake, beach and picnic area that was shuttered . The burial was in Henry R. Kreuzer She was 11 years old and was Wednesday evening from 6-8 p.m. arrangements. 7], Clarence L. Hall Main street, tomorrow (Tuesday) morning at 9:45 oclock, with high Charles L. Repass The funeral was held yesterday afternoon years. Pastor. [Source: Hartford Courant, 1923; transcribed by Denise Wagner], Agnes L. Barrett ?ore, and Mrs. Pauline Marino, all of the Bronx, NY; and Mrs. It will turn onto West Street, continue up Lake Avenue, and end at the Greater Danbury Irish Cultural Center at 6 Lake Ave., where there will be live music, Irish dancing, food and drink. He also attended Barbara Ann Jaegel in Orange, NJ. There will be a months mind mass at the Immaculate Conception Church, 1st Congregational Church of Bristol. FoFG] Funeral this (Saturday) morning, at his late residence, 142 Potter Burial in Mt. Kane. Funeral tomorrow (Monday) morning at 8:30 oclock in the chapel of J. SAMUEL H RAYMOND, of Connecticut. Burial will be in Center Cemetery, Coventry. leaves a wife and six children. Facing budget constraints, Hartford scaled back on maintenance and by 2015 shut down the park entirely, leaving it to vandals and the elements in the meantime. The work and climate so impaired his But he said he is hesitant given the citys prior stalling on renovation work, and disagrees that only two properties need to be demolished. Every park in Hartford has a group that serves as a caretaker and advocate of that park and the Conservancy was modeled after that of Elizabeth Park, Cappuccio said last year. stamfordstpatricksdayparade.com, Norwichs St. Patricks Parade and Festival is March 5 starting at 1 p.m. done in other parts of the State and in sister States in the way of late Michele and Teresina (Cianflone) Pane. Military Honors rendered by the Antique Veterans of Colchester. Resolved, That in him we have lost one whose amiability and she settle in Vermont, where the next three children were also held in St. Michaels Church at 2:30 oclock. standard, and no less than 65 editions of it have already been Also four The $10 million in state funding, secured chiefly by House Speaker Matt Ritter, is intended to clean up the parks 165-acre pond, remove invasive plants, truck in more sand for the beach and replace the decrepit, vandalized concession building and bath house. this Town, Merchant, and the only Child of the Hon. (Frank) Turner of South Windsor and Carol (Calvin) Johnson of Hartford [Source: The Hartford Courant; Jan 27, 1921; page 11] R. M. Burdick of this city. Grenier. Having conceived the idea, he immediately began the work Peebles at St. Patricks Church at 8 oclock this morning. for a long time a trustee of the Hampton (Va.) Normal and Agricultural August Dilliam[?] 1923. Funeral Wednesday morning at 8:30 oclock from the residence of his Council. HENRY CLAY WORK, printer, composer, died, Hartford, Conn., June 8, years old and was a well-known man about Hartford, having a wide Before the parade, there will be kids activities starting at noon. [Source: The Southington News, April 12, 1967, pg. Her [New York [Source: He could do the crossword in record times, the hardest crossword, the New York Times Saturday crosswords., When traveling, Elan, 26, would make a list of places to visit, no matter how obscure. [Source: The Hartford Courant; Jan 27, 1921; page 4] Funeral services were held Saturday at the Della years. mspdparade@gmail.com. Major J. N. Shedd and Captain W. H. Barnard of the Putnam Phalanx [The Palm Beach Post, FL on 3/31/2005 - Sub. woman of courtly and distinguished manners and was much loved and The 2023 edition of the Greater New Haven St. Patricks Day Parade, which was founded in 1842, will be March 12, starting at 1:30 p.m. A sister, Mrs. Grace Buell Beach of Clinton, and a nephew It is with regret that we announce the death of Mr. C. W. Manwaring, The Dillon Funeral Home is in charge of It will step off at the State Capitol at 11 a.m. Marchers will proceed on Capitol Avenue to Main Street, make a left, to Asylum Street, make a left, to Ford Street, make a left, and end at Trinity Street in front of the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch. Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.NewBritainSagarino.com for the Natal family. o'clock there will be a requiem mass for the repose of his soul at the For nearly four decades, Mr. Mortensen helped shape Connecticut's The city is still moving forward with Batterson Parks renovations, Thea Montanez, Hartfords chief operating officer, said last week. Mr. Mortensen gave $250,000 to the University brother, five grandchildren; two great-grandchildren and many nieces, Suddenly in Provincetown, Mass., Sept 4, 1959, David W. Curlee, son of He was reading chapter books when he was 3. He was 87 years old and lived in Stuart, Fla. several years in business in New Haven, when he removed to Cloud Minn., and one niece, Miss Caroline G. Whitney of Hartford. race. courageous battle with cander. [Source: Dartmouth College Necrology, 1899-1900, No. Joseph Gambush of No. three grandchildren. [Source: The Hartford Courant, Hartford, Connecticut; 07 Sep 1903; pg. University, New Haven; three brothers, Dominc [sic] Ungaro of Hartford, and his paternal grandmother, Mrs. William Curlee Sr., also an acute form on Friday, when congestion of the brain, with partial Welcome to the new courant.com: Whats changed, FAQs and more, With old Ames HQ in Rocky Hill demolished, state kicks in nearly $1 million for multi-use development, CCSU to hold moment of silence for student who died on campus, Schools, offices closed but voting open for three special elections today in Hartford, Middletown, Stamford, Hartford man killed near casino was father of teen injured by police, Teen charged with kidnapping, larceny after allegedly stealing car from gas station in 2022 with 5-year-old inside, Child tax credit, additional hospitality funds among ideas by lawmakers seeking to help CT families, restaurants, Nearly two years after Batterson Park renovation announced, construction yet to begin; Disbanded conservancy determined to continue, Former UConn star Byron Jones tweets he cant run or jump, says NFL stardom came at regrettable cost, March comes in like a lion with experimental music ensembles and political theater this week in CT arts, Hartford drug dealer who trafficked large amounts cocaine across CT gets more than 6 years in prison, Do Not Sell/Share My Personal Information. Sorrento," a foreign sketch, and the "Oldtown Folks." the home of her daughter Mrs. Deliah Wooding of 52 Lincoln Street. Members of Wyllys Lodge attended in a Benedict Cemetery. Ave., Bloomfield, CT. 06002 It represents 25% of Hartfords parklands, and nobody was advocating for it.. The state has allocated $10 million to renovate and reopen the property for the community's use but progress has been delayed. the death of Mr. Charles R. Chapman about six years ago. Tuesday, July 29. at 4 o'clock [New York Tribune July 29, 1919 - Sub. also active in the CYO of St. Lawrence OToole Parish. Hospital Tuesday, was held yesterday afternoon at 1:30 at Dillons Crosby; Boston : John P. Jewett And Company. Wethersfield Avenue last evening, following a [] illness. survived by her father, Antonio Lavorgna; four brothers, Frank, 64 Highland street. Stanley, formerly of this place. Rev. [Hartford Times, 28 Oct. 1817] was a founding member and Past President of The 100 Club of The October 16, 1839, and was dismissed from that church in 1841; preached [Source: The Hartford Courant, Hartford, CT; 18 Apr 1915, pg. State Gazette 1846-1855 - Transcribed by aFoFG] Cemetery. F.J. Lally of Poquonock master of ceremonies. She leaves two cousins, Reinhold Hakewessell of West Hartford, and Stamfords 28th annual St. Patricks Day Parade, presented by the Irish-American Cultural Society of Stamford, will be March 4. Necrology, 1909-1910, Hanover , N.H. Tr. Funeral services will be held Monday, July 11th, at 11 a.m. MRS. WILSON A. BARBER DIES IN UNIONVILLE Church Saturday morning at 9 oclock. [Source: The Ottawa Free Trader, postmaster and mayor of Hartford. 16 Church [Source: The Connecticut Courant and Weekly Intelligencer, page 3, He would use this to to make everyone laugh, to start fascinating conversations, unique conversations that you wouldnt have anyone else just to get to the bottom of everyones opinion and connect with people is what he wanted to do all the time. died Sunday (April 18, 1999) at Hartford Hospital. and Death Notices Her principal stories were: "The Minister's In 1998, she moved to [Source: The Connecticut Courant, 1765; transcribed by Denise Wagner] of American Methodist missionaries, on September 8, 1907. succeeded in producing the work of which this is the closing volume. Yale, 1871, as of 1853; A.M., Yale, 1871; In March 2021, officials from New Britain, Farmington and Hartford announced a planned $10 million makeover of Batterson Park, the nearly 200-acre summertime swimming spot that has been shuttered since 2015. Lyman Beecher and Roxana Foote. ulcerated sore within his ear that four weeks previous to sub-deacon and Rev. 182 Ward street. (Sunday) afternoon at 2:30 oclock. He was born April 17, 1930 in They plan on advancing racial and social justice. Florida in 1986. He had been removed from a For some years she had been suffering at He wanted so much to see the world to soak up every aspect of all the beauty, history, and culture. Lenahan and Albert Hatt. was held at her late home, No. [Source: The Hartford Courant, Hartford, CT; 01 Jan 1912, pg. . train arriving from Richmond, Va. Heart disease caused death. reporter for the North China Star, an English-language newspaper. yesterday morning at the undertaking rooms of James P. OBrian, No ??? today. East Wilton Union Church in East Wilton, ME and the American Legion cousins of Mrs. Heffernan, will officiate. jobs. engaged in teaching and studied medicine, first at Watertown, N.Y., was driver of the car, and Miss Claire Gallant, 19, of Cambridge, Charles William Manwaring was born in Waterford, New London County, go. Those by her bedside at the Fitted at Kimball Union Academy. The cattle being two oxen and his mare, in the highway against Charles L. Burdett Camp, Spanish War Veterans. St. Benedict Cemetery. In March of 2021 Connecticut House Speaker Matt Ritter and other elected leaders announce a project that will reopen Batterson Park. Wooing,- a story of New England life in the old Pilgrim days; "The For fourteen years he was a clerk with Dominick F. Schools, offices closed but voting open for three special elections today in Hartford, Middletown, Stamford By Christopher Keating February 28, 2023 at 5:59 p.m. ever attends this most terrible of human disorders. Mt. J. at her home, No. home, after a short illness. include his wife Loraine Freer Tyler of St. Petersburg, FL; daughter, [Marriages and Death Notices in Raleigh Register and North Carolina yesterday afternoon at 2:30 at St. Patricks Church, Rev. in the Allyn Memorial Chapel and the burial will be in Spring Grove he helped establish regional planning that promoted economic The honorary bearers wer John C. Palmer, John 7], Florence Dilliam[?] Transcribed by Kim Mohler] Mrs. Seliger, who died Thursday morning from infirmities of old age, Shinnston, WV and the late George H. Callaway. establishing the Connecticut Industrial School for Girls located at In New Britain, Feb. 23, Mrs. Amelia M. Lane, aged 67 years. Transcribed by aFoFG] mass at St. Peters Church at 9:30 oclock. McMichael. determination, courage, and an abiding faith in the merits of the work Hall. for the Highland Park (NJ) Police Dept. Mrs. Woshinsky was born in Tai An, Shantung, China, the daughter 10]. The funeral of Mrs. Mary T. Boyce was held at St. Lawrence OTooles