Aram H. Tellalian Jr.

First Selectman Raymond G. Baldwin Jr. and Aram Tellalian, former probate judge and the trust's administrator, dedicated a new four-dial clock at the corner of Main Street and Church Hill Road Tuesday.

"I'm so delighted," Tellalian said."It's a magnificent clock."

The clock stands in front of the Town Hall annex, which is named after Tellalian.

Tellalian said he can picture sisters Jennie and Ethel Mallett walking down Main Street to go to Kane's Deli.

"They were loyal and patriotic to the town of Trumbull," he said.

Tellalian said the clock, the statue of Jonathan Trumbull across the street in front of Town Hall and the stage at Indian Ledge Park are all fitting memorials to the Mallett sisters.
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The clock's satellite synchronization means it loses only 10 seconds every 100 years, Tellalian said.

"I've got it figured out," Tellalian said.

The Honorable Aram H. Tellalian, Jr. is being honored for Vision in his profession specializing in elder care issues and for his long-standing support of the Mission of St. Joseph's Manor.Among his many accomplishments, Judge Tellalian's greatest and fondest achievement was becoming the first Judge of Probate for the District of Trumbull in 1959.The Judge has a long and distinguished law career starting in the late 1930's.During this time he has also been actively involved in the Bridgeport and Trumbull community serving on Boards, committees, and associations both legal and civic.In recognition of his civic accomplishments, the Bridgeport Junior Chamber of Commerce named Judge Tellalian Man of the Year and the Connecticut Probate Courts honored him as Citizen of the Year.In addition to his civic involvement, Judge Tellalian has assisted St. Joseph's Manor monetarily through his affiliation with several charitable foundations.

A guest of honor was former Probate Judge Aram Tellalian.

"I congratulate you with such fervor you cannot imagine," Tellalian told the elected officials.