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'BRIDGEPOKT SUNDAY POST, December- 19, 1971 Actress Diana Lynn Dies From a Stroke at Age 45 HOLLYWOOD (AP) Actress Diana Lynn, whose imisi- col talent led to cm tiding en- i rccr as a child star and Inlcr a comedienne, died Saturday Ml. Sinai Hospital, 10 days after, she suffered a stroke. Miss Lynn, 45, died of i brain hemorrhage, a hospital spokes- said. Miss Lynn, absent from the for several years, had here from her New York 1 homo to appear in the film version of the Joan Didion novel, "Play It As It Lays," when she was stricken. She is survived by her bus' band of 15 years, Mortimer Hall, '16, the treasurer of the New York Post, and their four children, Matthew, Dorothy, I I Mary, 9, and Margaret, 7.

She was born in Los Angeles Oct. 7, 1920, to Louis Lochr, an supply executive, and Martha Loehr, a concert pianist who taught her daughter piano. At Miss Lynn was consid- a child prodigy on piano would have made a career In music had it not been for an accident that led to her motion a a Pictures a picture debut. ''casting "There's Magic in Music," a story of Michigan's famous Interlochcn Music Camp, and auditions were held here for someone to play the part of I a gifted child violinist. Miss Lynn appeared at the auditions to accompany a vio- Jinist friend, he didn't get a role in the film, but Miss Lynn did.

That appearance was follow- cesses was as Ginger Rogers' tut one of her first major suc- henry Aldrich comedy series, ed by several others in the trattish hid sister in "The Ma, jor and the Minor." She" followed this up teen-age roles in such films as "And the Angels Sing" and "Our Hearts Were Young and She later- played several ttage roles in New York and, at 77 starred as Patty O'Neil in and English the American stage runs of the trovcrsial romantic play, fs Blue." 1 She married Hall, then president of radio station KLAC in Angeles, after divorcing her husband of five years, John Lindsay, a Los Angeles chitect, in 1953. A memorial service will be conducted Monday at AH Saints Episcopal in Beverly Following cremation, a tuner al service will be held Wednes a in New York City at the of the Heavenly Rest. teachers' Union Harry Purcell Head Raps Choice HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) Two labor unions have respond ed to Gov. Thomas J.

Meskill' appointment of Harry B. Pur cell as chairman ol the Stat Board of Mediation and Arb tration. Robert J. Brunell, president of the Connecticut Federation Teachers, said Purcell's "continued presence (on the DIANA LYNN Wife of Tokyo Cop Killed When Gifts' Explode TOKYO (AP) Parcels dc vered to the home of a higli- ankiug police officer as year- nd gifts exploded Saturday, illing his wife and seriously inuring his son. Police said they launched an ntensive hunt for the persons, elieved to be radical leftist tudents, who sent the parcels the home of Kuniyasu Tsu- hida, chief of (he Tokyo Mel- opolitan Police Department's ersonnel and training division.

Mrs. Tamiko Tsuchida, -17, erished in the explosion which, vilnesses said, sent up column flames and shattered win- ows and furniture in Tsu- hida's residence in downtown 'okyo. Former Editor Of The News Dies in N.Y.C. NEW YOK.K (AP) Harry 'Nic" Nichols, who retired lasl as city editor of Ihe Mew York Daily News 59 years journalism, died Saturday in uo Hospital. He was 75.

When tie took over the city desk in J9-IG, years as second in command, 700 friends crowded into Ihe old Hotel As. or lo wish him -well. They lii- cltidod politicians and an army of Broadway stars. "His skull is packed i Ihe ore of the vast city he covers, every highway and byway, neans of transpoVlation, neighborhood and locality is spread out before his mental eyes like ip," writer a a i once said of him. 'Hn knows who is where imd why and what they nre up lo," Galileo added.

The big town is his oyster and he uses the apparatus of Alexander Graham Bell to pry it open daily." Nichols broke into the business in 1911 as a 15-year-old, S3- a-wcck office boy for the old New York American. He was promoted to reporter before he was 20, but World War I inter ruptcd his career. He served in France as a sergeant major. Aflcr the war, he joined with the old International News Service as picture editor, then moved to Pacific and Atlantic Photos, a subsidiary of the Daily News. After two years with the picture service, he went to the News in 19IM nnd thereafter sat at the city desk.

i was born in Brooklyn, one of five children of a watchmaker. Funeral arrangements were ncomplete. Henry Pi-all, vS7, Dies; Uetircd at Hem-Anns Henry J. Prall, 87, formerly of 52 Ciinulen street, caretaker of the Anns Gun Club, Lordship, for 30 years, died yesterday in Pond Point Convalescent hospital, Devon, Services will lake place lomor- row at 11 a.m. in the Demiis D'Arcy funeral home, Mil street, Stratford, with the Rev.

Arthur Tcdcastlc, paslor of Ihe Stiiitford Unilcd Methodist church officiating. Burial will be in Lake-, tew cemetery. Bom in Patterson, N. Mr. 'rail resided in this area for GO cars, Survivors lire his wife, Mrs.

ilnry Gcckwith Prall of Devon; three sons, William Prall of Devon, Ferdinand A. Prull and Thomas J. Prnll, both of Strat- brd; two daughters, Mrs. Marion Broudhurst of Easl Norwalk, and Mrs. William Kovac of Slralford; 18 grandchildren and 17 great- grandchildren, Amlri'w J.

Miller Services (or Amlvi'w Miller, 0, of 329 Merrill slreel, who died Saturday in Si, Vincent's hospital, take place Monday nt Police said son, Tsuchida's 13- Kyoshiro, who uffered injuries which will rc- uire at least three weeks of medical treatment, told investi- ators at a hospital that the cx- losion occurred while his mother was trying to open one the parcels. cast into further doubt the governor's own moll vation and worst of all, hopelessly destroy the already shaky machinery for resolving "teacher-board disputes." Driscoll Is Critical John J. Driscoll, president of the Connecticut State Labor Council, AFL-CIO, said in a separate statement the "confidence of mosl unions would be reduced with Purcell as chair- Labor leaders have been cril- ical of Meskill's choice of the former labor-relations vice president for the Torrington Co. since the governor chose him for the board instead of Driscoll or several others, when their terms expired last summer. Purcell, since he left the Torrington manufacturing company managemenl, has acted as a mediator and arbitrator on a federal boarJ.

He maintains that as a so-called "public" member of the state board, not representing either labor or management, he can be impartial. 25-Year-old Thai Assassinated in Los Angeles Cafe LOS ANGELES (AP) A 25- ear-old man from Thailand was killed Saturday by two Oriental gunmen who fired a fusillade of shots at him as he sat in a crowded Hollywood cafe with four friends, police said. The man was critically wounded 10 months ago in a similar attack at a bowling alley, officers added. Authorities could give no motive for the slaying of the man, identified as Thcerasak Pinpa- tamarekha, who lived in suburban Compton. Officers said they didn't know how long he had lived in the United Stales, or from what part of Thailand he came.

There were no other casualties reported in the shooting, which occurred shortly before 2 a.m. About 45 persons were in the cafe, listening to a rock- music group, police said. The two gunmen, who police said also are believed to be of Thai extraction, entered the cafe and approached the booth in which Pinpatamarekha and four male companions u-ere-sit- ting. They pulled out a automatic and a Smm German Lugcr pistol and fired about 10 shots at point-blank range at Pinpatamarekha, nearly all of which hit him, police said. The gunmen fled amid the screams of onlookers, followed minutes later by virtually everyone in the cafe, including the dead man's unidentified companions, police said.

Only the two co-owners of the cafe and a drummer in the band remained behind to describe the gunmen when police arrived, authorities said. In the early morning shooting last April 0, police said, three men, all dressed in black, entered the bowling alley where Pinpatamarekha and several others were bowling, walked up to him and opened fire without warning. He was hit in the back by two slugs, hut recovered, as did another in his party, Prasong Sob- hawongse, 30, also wounded in the back. No arrests have been Private Rites for Boy, Sister, Dead in Crash R1DGEFIELD Private services will take place tomorrow or Holly E. D'Alissandro, 15, and icr four-year-old brother, Robert, children of Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred D'Alissandro, of Mollory Hill road, who were killed Thursday in an auto chash. The funeral will be conducted in the Bouton funeral home, West Church street, Georgetown. Burial will be private. Born in Stamford, Miss D'Alis- sandro was a resident of the Georgetown section of Ridgefield for several years.

She was a student at Ridgefield high school. Robert was born in and had lived in Norwalk most of his life. Mrs. Becker Dies; Teacher at Harding Mrs. Florence C.

Sagevich Becker, 48, of 743 Stratiicld road, Fairfield, a teacher at Harding high school and wife of William B. Becker, died Friday in Park City hospital. Services will take place Tuesday nt 9:30 a.m. in the Frank Polke and Son funeral home, 1546 Fairfield avenue, and at 10 o'clock in Our Lady of the Assumption church, with a'Mass of the Resurrection. Burial will be in St.

John's cemetery, Queens, N.Y. Born in Walkill, N.Y.; Mrs Becker resided in Fairficld the past two and half years. Survivors additio to her husband, are five sons, William D. Becker, serving with the U.S. Navy in Pensacola, Keith A.

Becker of Norwalk, and Timothy Brian A. and Matthew Becker, all of Fairfield; two daughters. Miss Margaret L. Becker of Island, N.Y., and Miss Kathleen C. Becker of Fairfield; three sisters.

Miss Julie Sagevich of Ozone Park, N.Y., Mrs. Alice Hubbs of Honesdale, and Mrs. tndra Khanna of Matawan, N.J.; three nephews and a. niece. owe, 64, Burritt Chairman, Dies in Hospital TRUMBULL--Harvey J.

Stowe, 64, of 9 Stowe place, Nichols, chairman of the board ot Ihe Burritt Building Materials company, died yesterday in St. Luke's hospital, Houston, following heart surgery. Bom in Danbury, Mr. Stowe resided in this area nearly all 11 a.m. in the Robert Hen- ncssy funeral home, 2933 Miiln street, liurhil will be in Lawn- croft cemetery, Born in Bridgeport, Mr.

Miller was a lifelong resident of this city. He was retired truck driver for the Bridgeport llrass company nnd member of Its Quarter Century club. He was an Army veteran of World War I and a member of Barracks 771, Veterans of World War I. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mable Vcnaglla.

Miller of Bridgeport; daughter, Mrs, Janet Schlemann of Bridgeport; three brothers, Jute Miller of Pompano Beach, Charles Miller of Sliclton and David Miller of Milford; a sister, Mrs. Corinne Noel of Bcllflowcr, two grandchildren and several nieces and nephcM's. Walcnly Tabaka SEYMOUR Services for Walenty Tabaka, of 139 Pearl streel, who (tied Friday, will take place Monday at a.m. in the Au- lhony Chcpulis funeral home, -IT Washington avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. Augustine churcl with a Mass of the Resurrection.

Jackie's Aunt Faces Eviction From Home EAST HAMPTON, N. Y. (AP) vct i that casc olicc Survivors, in addition to their parents, are their paternal grand- larents, Mr. and Mrs. Umberto )'Alissandro of Georgetown; and heir maternal grandmother, Mrs.

Rolf Opperman of Florida. State police said the car was driven by Steven Frye, 18, of Route .19, New Fairfield. He was reported in "critical" condition Danbury hospital last night. Mrs. Jacob Burstein Mrs.

Ida Berman Burstein, 85, of 2340 North avenue, widow of Jacob Burstein, died yesterday in the Park Avenue convalescent hospital. Services will take place Monday at 1 p.m. in the A.L. Green funeral home. 927 Grand street, with Cantor David Leon, of Congregation Rodeph Sholom, officiating.

Burial wil Ibe in Eintracht cemetery, Fairfield. Born in Russia, Mrs. Burstein resided in this area the past 65 years. She was a member of the f.eisure Lounge of the Jewish Community Center, and the Eintracht association. Survivors arc a son, Harold Burstein of New Haven; a daughter, Mrs.

Doris Josephson of Bridgeport; a brother. Lou Berman of Hartford; a sister, Miss Betty Berman of West Hartford; a granddaughter, and several nieces and nephews. Eugene J. Laposka Eugene J. Laposka, 64, of 54 Bryant street, a vulcanizer with the General Electric corporation, died suddenly yesterday in a doctor's office on Clinton avenue after an apparent heart attack.

Services will take place Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in the Frank Polke and Son funeral home, 1546 Fairfield avenue, and at II o'clock in SI. Emery's church, with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery.

The Rosary will he recited Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the funeral home. Born in Algoma, W. Mr. Laposka resided in Bridgeport the past 50 years. Survivors are a brother, Daniel S.

Laposka of New York City; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Orosz of Fairfield; and several nieces and nephews. Charles Haessig Dies; Traffic Manager, 57 NORWALK Services for Charles L. Haessig, 57, of 135 Perry avenue, who died Friday in his home, will take place Monday at 11 a.m. in the Raymond funeral home, 5 East Wall street.

The Rev. Russell B. Greene, pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, will officiate. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery. He was born in Carlstadt, N.J., and lived in Noarwalk 30 years He was traffic manager for the Gilbert and Bennett Manufacturing company, Georgetown.

He was a Navy veteran of World War II, a member of the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd and secretary of the Silvermine Volunteer Fire department. He was also a member of the Volunteer Firemen association. Mr. Haessig was past president of the Delta Nu Alpha Transportation fraternity of Bridgeport, a his life. He graduated from the public schools in Bridgeport, then attended the University of Massachusetts.

Mr. Stowe joined the old A.W. Burritt company in 1924, and was elected a director in 1938 and vice president in 1958. When the firm vas replaced by the Burritt Build- ng Materials in 1957, Mr. Stowe jecamc the new company's pres- dent.

He was named chairman of the board two years ago. During his career in the lumber ndustry, Mr. Stowe attended many courses in merchandising, ncluding sessions at the University of Massachusetts and Cornel! university, as well as industry seminars in Boston, 'Atlantic City and New York. He was a former secretary, then president of the Lumber Dealers' association of Connecticut, and was a past president of (lie Northeastern Retail Lumbermen's association. Active for many years in the Methodist church, he was vice president of the Board of Directors of the Methodist home in Danbury, and president of the Board of Trustees of the Old Washington Park i church, where he also served as a member of the Board of Stewards and as superintendent of the Sunday school.

When the church merged with two others to become the Golden Hill United Methodist church, Mr. Stowe was elected president of the Board of Trustees at the new church. Mr. Stowe was a member of Burial will be in St. Augustine cemetery.

Mr. Tabaka, a native of Po- and, was a resident here 47 years. He was a retired em- ploye of the American Brass company of Ansonia. He was a member of St. Augustine church and St.

Stanley's society of Seymour. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Helen Yurcik Tabaka; three sons, Walter of. Ansonia, Henry of Stratford and Chester Tabaka of Seymour; three step sons, Stanley of Milford, Harry of Miami, and John' Anthenvicz of Brooklyn, N.Y.; three daughters, Mrs. Sophie Niksa of Westfield, Mrs.

Ann ski of Shclton and Mrs, Helen Voycik of Seymour; two brothers, Thomas and Peter Tabaka, both in Poland; IS grandchildren and 30 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Norman Faison Services for Mrs. Josephine Faison, 70 of Bldg. 12, Apt.

305, Father Panik Village, widow of N'orman Faison who died Wednesday, will take place tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the Mount Aerie Baptist church with the Rev. Arthur C. Bass, pastor officiating. Burial will'be in Park cemetery.

Morton's Mortuary, 25 Currier street, is in charge of arrangements. Alexander Lccza, Sr, Services for Alexander John l-ocva, S3, ol 573 Ihincock iivcimo, who died 'Saturday In Park Avenue Convalescent hospital, will dike place Tuesday' nt 8:30 a.m. the funeral residence ot Frnnk Polke and Son', 154G Fairflold avenue, and a fl o'clock In St. Emery's church, Fairfield, with a requiem Muss. Uurial will be In Park cemetery.

The Rosary will be recited tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. In the fu ueral home. Born in Hungary, Mr. vas a resident here -II yoarj. lie vas a member of the William 'enn Fralernal association, lie vas a maintenance man will) tie Dictaphone corporation, rctir.

HB 12 years ago. Survivors are his wife, Mis Margaret Fekele Lccza; five sons Alexander of Slratford, Frank John, Iwth of Bridgeport, Micbac )f Slratford and James Lecza Haven; a (laughter, Mrs Margaret Fazekas of Bridgeport two brothers, Frank of New Hr. veil; and George Lccza ii -fungary; 15 grandchildren nnc 14 great-grandchildren, and suv oral nieces and nephews. Harold A. Mcrker Harold A.

Mcrker, 80, of 81 Merrill street, a retired employ of Read's department store, died yesterday in his home. Services will take place Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in the Albert W. Spear funeral home, 1222 Fair- tield avenue, and at 10 o'clock in St. George's Episcopal church, wilh the Rev.

Hobart J. Gary, reclor, officiating. Burial will be private. Corinthian lodge 104, AF and' AM, will conduct their service; Hugh Reilly, 85, letired Lawyer )i Wilton, Dies WILTON-Hugh Rdlly, 85, 85 liorgluii roiul, retired lawyer who served on nvcstignltoii committees III the 940's, died Friday night In Norwalk hospital, whore lie was ad- milled Dec. 0.

Horn In Albany, N.Y., lie has served on tlic Democratic (own committee in Wilton and was for mcrly chief of the litigation l)n reau of the Dcpt. of Law in New York city from 1931 to 11)42. lie wns chief attorney for the Board of Contract Adjuslmcnt for the U.S. War department from 1019 to 1020. lie was associate counsel 1043 for the Select Committee of Congress to investigate the FCC and from 1944 to 1947 was special assistant attorney general for the U.S.

Antitrust division. He retired from the practice of law in 1966. During World War he served in the U.S. cavalry with Hie rank of captain. He was a graduate ol Georgetown university, obtained his law degree in 1912 from Hie Albany Law school and was admitted to the New York state bar in the same year.

He was admitted to the Connecticut Dar in DJ1ATH NOTICES LKSTEH-- in Hilt Oer, 17, Joint fl. i ol 7 Illfunii Hill rood, roe, Iw loved Jiuslxmd pi I.OJlcr, ilevoleJ foliar Dl Mn. Jptqutlliic CimtfiiiiiQii Lawrence ft. Ltifer and Ter- rfjncc O. LeMcr.

Pflvule luacrol services will be, from Miner funeral home! )5S ilreel, Monroe vullli Hie Rev. Frederick KuMmann, reclor of Clulit CpiVonal cliurcd, Toihua, offl- elating. a1 Ihc convenience of 1965. Survivors are his wife, Mrs Mary C. Reilly, also a lawyer, practicing under the name of Mary A.

Curry in New York city; a sister, Mrs. John Walsh of Albany, N.Y., and a niece and a nephew. Services will lake place Tuesday in Albany. Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the funeral home. Born in Bridgeport, Mr.

Mer- kcr was a lifelong resident of this area, He was a member of the Corinthian lodge, and the Oboh Grotto. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Helen A. Mcrker; three daughters, Mrs. Caroline Twardowski of New York, Mrs.

Halina Lemley of Riverdale, N. and Mrs. Henrietta Bennett of Bridgeport; a granddaughter 1 four nephews and An aunt and a cousin of Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy OnaSsis have refused orders by county health inspectors to leave their lltlcicd and filthy mansion; )icrc. said.

Police'said they didn't know yet if Die two shootings were rclaleil. iwn women were ordered No I i Reported In Peru Karllujimke dill more week ago hy Sidney Ucckwllh, head or Ihc Suffolk County Ftcallli ncparl- niciU's housing niul sar.ilation division, nnd (lie comily said it woiilil proceed with forma! eviction. The coimly clnims i i i fflndllioiis ninke the 28-raoni IIOUKC i for Iniman imhiiat- Ion, I A I'eru CAP) A light oartli tremor shook l.ima and Ihc surrounding area Saturday ljul caused no (Jnmagc or injuries. The I'cruvin Geophysical I i reported the epicenter was in Ihc Pacific Ocean 55 mites northwest of the Per- uvinn capital. Frllz P.

Jackson Services for Frilz P. Jackson, 73, of 52 Washington terrace, who died Thursday, will take place tomorrow al a.m. in Hie Dennis and D'Arcy funeral home, 10-iG Fairficld avenue. Tho licv. Ralph Merrill, rector of St.

Paul's Episcopal church, will officiate. Uurial will lie in Park cemetery. Survivors arc four sisters, Mrs. Jrenc McCartney and Miss Gcncyicvc Jackson, both of ISridRCporl, Miss son and Mrs. Ida Doyd, both of Hclfasl, Ireland; and several nieces and nephews.

member of the Bridgeport Traffic association, the Quarter Century Traffic club, the Easlon Industrial Traffic league, and the Norwalk Quartet club. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Josephine Berglund Haessig; rhree sons, Lyn A. Haessig of New Canaan, and Lee A. Haessig and Wayne C.

Hacssig, both of Norwalk; a daughter, Mrs. Kennelh Campbell of Norwalk; a brother, Frank J. Haessig of Babylon, L.L., N.Y.; a sister, Mrs. Carl Berglund of Norwalk; his mother, Mrs. Clara Mezger Haessig of Babylon; a grandchild and several nieces and nephews.

Joseph Vilale BROOKLYN, N.Y. Joseph Vitale, 45, of Brooklyn, an electronics technician, brother of Sal Vilale of Devon, died yes- Icrday in Kings County hospital here. Services will lake place Tuesday at 8:45 a.m. in the Robert Giordano funeral home, 2346 Pacific street, and at 0:30 o'clock Our Lady ol Lorclto church, a requiem Mass, Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. Born in Brooklyn, Mr.

Vitale resided here all his life. Survivors, in addition lo his Drother, are his mother, Mrs. Margaret Vitale of Brooklyn; another brother, John Vilale of East Meadow, L.I.; a sister, Mrs. Mary Marabella of Wesl Islip, L.T.; and several nieces and nephews. Vincent Pccuraino Services for Vincent Pccoraino, 80, of Grey Rock road, who died Friday, will take place tomorrow at 8 a.m, in the Louis A.

Abriola and Son funeral home, 426 East Washington avenue, and at 0 o'clock in Our Lady of Good Counsel church with a Mass ol the Resurrection. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Somber DERljy Military services for Sembcr, 57, ol 18 New the Bridgeport Lions club, a member and past director of the city's Chamber of Commerce, and a member and past president of the Sales Executive club. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Marjorie Hamilton Stowe; two sons, Harvey Stowe and Sumner Stowe of Huntington; a brohter, Willard Stowe, and several grandchildren. Services will take place at a time to be'announced in the Albert W. Spear funeral home, 1222 Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport. Mrs. Nicholas Vancho Services for Mrs.

Veronica Sadlo Vancho, of 930 Central avenue, widow of Nicholas Vancho, who died Friday, will lake place tomorrow at 8:15 a.m. in the Adzima funeral home, 591 Arctic street, and at 9 o'clock in St. John the Baplisl Carpalho Russian Orthodox Greek Catliolic church. The Rev. John Duranko will officiate.

Burial will be in St. John's cemetery, Stratford. Panahedeon services will lake place lonighl at 7:30 o'clock in Ihc funeral home. William l.ipp Services for William Lipp, 67, Stamford, proprietor of the old Pork City Cleaners here, who died Friday, will take place today at 1:30 p.m. in the A.

L. Green funeral home, 927 Grand street. Rabbi Moshc Enstein of Congregation Agudas Achim will officiate. Burial will be in Agudas Achim cemetery. Fairfield.

John Busko Mrs. Joseph Briedbord Services for Mrs. Bertha Levin Briedbord, 70, of 105 Savoy street, widow of Joseph bord, who died Friday, will take place today at 11 a.m. in the A. L.

Green funeral home, Grand street. Rabbi Isaiah and Cantor Jonas C-cwirtz of Congregation Shaare Torali, will officiate. Burial will be in Adath fsraej cemetery, Fairfield. Mrs. Frank Slsko, Sr.

FAIRFIELD-- Services for Mrs. Rose Smeracsak Sisko, 75, of 153 Hunyadi avenue, widow of Frank Sisko, who diet) Friday, win take place Monday at 8:30 a.m. in the Lesko funeral home, 13M -airfield avenue, and at 9 o'clock Holy Cross church with a Mass of the Resurrection. Bural will be in St. Michael's cemetery.

Mrs. Arthur Young FAIRFIELD-- Services for Mrs. Slsie Davis Young, 94, of 92 Center street, widow of Arthur Young, who died Thursday, will take place Monday at 1 p.m. in Trinity Episcopal church, South- wrl. The Rev.

Francis X. Frederick Barschow MILFORD--Services for Fred- 1 erick J. Barschosv, 71, of 28 Main Park road, Ryder Park, who died Friday, will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. in the Cody White funeral home, 107 Broad street. Rev.

Hoiv.ird Nutting, pastor of the United Congregational church, Bridgeport, will officiate. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. Mrs. Philip Esposifo Word has been received here of the death of Mrs.

Alice Duhaine Henderson Esposito; 63, vife of Philip Esposito, of 522 lowe street, Manchester, N.Hi Services took place Thursday in vlanchester. Mrs. Esposito was a resident of Bridgeport many years before moving lo Manchester last year. Survivors include a sister. Mrs.

William Champagne of Bridgeport. Mrs. Herbert A. VanEtten TRUMBULL -J Services for Mrs. Alice Morrell Van -Ellen, wife of Herbert A.

Van Ellen ot 5010 Main street, died. Friday, will' take place Monday at 8:15 a.m. in Ihe Long Hill funeral home of Mulling and Redgate, Main street and Gorham place, and at 9 o'clock in St. Teresa's church with a Mass ol he Resurrection. Burial will be Mountain Grove cemetery.

Albert W. Conley NORWALK Services for Albert W. Conley, 57, of 83 Bayne street, who died Saturday in Norwalk hospital, will take place Tuesday al 9:30 a.m. in the Magner funeral home, 12 Mott avenue and at 10 o'clock in St. Jerome's church wilh a Mass of Ihe Resurrection.

Burial will be in St. John's cemetery. Dorn in Westport, Conley was a lifelong resident of the Norwalk area. He was a self- employed distributor for tru; Garry Products company. He was also owner and operator of the Norwalk Miniature Golf course.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. -Francis Lojeski Conley ol Norwalk; two daughters, Misses Wendy and Lorelei Conley, both of Norwalk; a brother, Cornelius Conley of Westport and several nieces and nephews. DEATH NOTICES COLE--In Fdtrlleld, December 1 1771. Virglafa Lund wile of as H. Cole of 318 South slrecl.

Folr- field. Conn The Falrlleld funeral home of Albert W. Spear will announce or rotigerncnls. FAISON--Suddenly In Ihls clly Dec. 15 1771.

Josephine Faison, Delovcd grand tfter of Dora Harris of Father Panlk Bfdg. Apt. ,305. Fvrxra services will be held Monday al 10 a.m. from Mount Aerie Wallace street.

Rev. A. Mount Aerie Baptist' C. Bass wit Park cemeter i Friends may call Sunday evening 6 to In illh. heney, reclor, officiate.

Ilnvcn avenue, who died Friday, Services for John Busko, ol 652 Ellsworth street, who died Thursday, will take place tomorrow nt 9:30 a.m. in the Frank Polke and Son funeral home, 1546 Fairficld avenue, and at 10 o'clock in ffoly Trinity Byzantine Catholic church. The Rev. Lazzlo Orosz, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery.

Pannichlda Burial will be in Haddam Neck cemetery, Haddam Born in Middlelown, Mrs. Young was a resident of Southport many years. There are no immcdialc survivors. Robert C. Slarkey MILFORD Services for Robert C.

Starkey, 46, of 18 Easlern parkway, who died Thursday, will take place Monday at 9 a.m in the Gregory F. Doyle funeral home, 291 Bridgeport avenue, Devon. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemclcry. Mrs.

Malcolm D. Roberts NORWALK Memorial services will be conducted for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Wilson Roberts, 57, wife of Malcolm Roberts of 62 Cove avenue, East Nprwalk, who died Thursday in Ihe Harl- ford hospilal, llarlford. The memorial service will lake place oiler Ihe holidays. Born in Bolton Landing, N.Y., Mrs.

Roberts was a resident of DEATH NOTICES BARSCHOW--In St. Vincent's Hojpllal, pec. 17, 1971. Frederick J. beloved husband cf Mary Agnes Mahef Barschow of Main Park rood, Ryder Park, Mtlford.

Services will be held Monday ol 2 p.m. cl the Cody-Vn funeral home, 107 Broad street. Mill Interment 51. Mary's cemetery Friends may call Sunday 3-5 and 7,9 BECKER-ln this cHy, December 17, 1971 Mrs. Florence Sogevkh Becker, betovet wile of William Becker of 743 Slral I rood Fairficld, beloved molher of KeJlh, Timothy, Brian end Mat- 1 Margaret and: kalhken Becker.

Trlcndi arc Invited to attend Ihe funeral from the funeral residence of Frank Polke and Son, 1546 Fairfietd avenue, corner Hancock on Tuesday ot a.m., end at Our of the Assumption church, where a Mais of 1he Resurrection win he offered at 10 a interment Jn St. John's cemetery. N.Y. Friends may call Sunday p.m., at Morton's AAortuan Currier street, corner of Sm FOWLER-ln Phlladelpmdr Dec. 16, wi.

Esther Fowler, wife of Loren Fowler and molher of Lorraine Gorlch of Connecticut, James of Rhode island, Bruce D. Fowler of Florida, daughter of lolene LEnMelter ond slsler of-Florence Kennedy, James H11I and Ruth McAlliier ond six grandchildren, Services a I Deals Geake lunerol home, 29 Governors avenue, Mcdford, Monday, Dec. 20 at 1 m. Frlendi may Call Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 3 lo 5 and 7 lo 9 p.m.

FRAUENBERGER-ln Mllfnrd Dec. 16, 1971. Ernesr H. Hrauenberger, beloved husband of Estelle BeoYon Frauenberg- cr of MWard. Services will be held al the Cody-While funeral home, 107 Broad Strecf, WjIforaV Monday ot o.m.

In- 1 lermcnt In St. Michael's cemetery. Long island city, N.Y. Friends may caH Saturday 7 lo 9 p.m., Sunday 3 to 5 and lo 9 p.m. JACKSON-- In cify, Dec.

16, Iy7l. Frifi P. Jackson of 57 Washington terrace, Bridgeport, uncle ol Evelyn McCartney Rpvenno aad Mr. Irene McCartney Walfccr. Services on Monday al o.m.

frorn Ihe Bridgeport f.ome a I Dennis and D'Arcy, 1W6 FulrNeld avenue. Informent Tn Pork cemetery. Friends moy call Sunday from 3 lo 5 end 7 to 9 p.m. Corinthian Lodge 10-1 impllfy Ihefr ritual family, will lit no calling out 11 llowen, LESKO-IJi Hits clly, December II, I9M. Louis l.esfco, beloved liuibond of niijobleh Klsti Uiko of 1660 Black Rack lurrtplke, Talrffeld.

Notice of (u- ncral Idler tjy Ilie LesKo funeral hoiiH. Stamford, prc. Wl, William UIHI Of 30 Soulll Fret Apt, 4-A, Srofll- fofu Funeral service? will take place Sunday, Dec. 19 al a.m. of the A.

L. Green lunertik home, MJ Grand 1reer. Inrermen AouoVai Achim cemetery, Falrdcfd. MLRKER-in lldi clly, December 19; 1 Harold A. Wcrker husband of Helen Merkcr of B16 Merrill UrceF.

funeral will be held En Alberl VI. Spear Funeral home, Fairfield avenue on Tuesday mornlrvg, December Slit al 9:30, and In St. George'i Epli- copal church al a.m. Burial will be private, rlerdi moy call Monday from 3 lo and 7 la 9 p.m.i If dejlred, may be made lo Masonic Home and Hospital In Wallingford, Connccllcut, MILLER--In tnls clly Dec. Wl.

Andrew Milter, ttusbortf of Ven- GQlla Mllkr ol 329 Merrill Streel, Bridgeport. Services will Fake place on Monday. Dec. al II a.m. in Ihe Robert E.

Hennessey funeral home, 2936 Main In l.owntrcfi rknds may call Sunday 3 to 5 ana 7 to 9 p.m. Pofklrtg In Ihi rear of Irie funeral home. NUCERA--in, Trumbvllj Dec. 17, Lucia Sctnto Nucera, ot 4923 Madison avenue, Trumbyll, widow of Joseph Nuceraj devoted molher of Saverlo and Atllllo Nuccro, Mrs. Jennie Rlcclo.

Mrs. Lenq and Joephlne SclolelM, Friends arc Invlled la attend the ncral from Ihe S. Spadacclno and luncral home. 49? Washington avenue, on Monday, Dec. 20 at 8:15 o.nji.

and at a.m. In Our Most precious Blood, church with a Masi of Ihe Resurrection, Infermenf In Sf. cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7 lo 9 p.m. and funday 3 to and 7 TO 9 PECOtAINO Ihls city.

nee. 17, 1771. VlnctJir Retorolno, beloved huv bond of Anna Grill Pecorolno of 68 Grey Rock road. Devoted father of John and) Vktcr Pecorlano, Mrs. Natalie Urbano, Mrs.

Nellie LempIcVI and Mrs. Mary Parker. Brother ot Mrs, Gltda D'Alla arid Mrs, Anglclna Pugllae. Friends ara InvMcd to attend the funeral services Monday, Dec. 201h at o.m, Louli A.

Abrlola and Son funeral Kowe, 426 East Washington ond al 9 a.m. In Our Lady 'of Good Counsel Church with Mass ol Rejurrcetlon. Interment In St. Mkhael's cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7-9 p.m.

and Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. PRALt-- in December- 18, 1P7J. Hcnrf J. Proll, husband of Mary Beck- wllh ProEl, lormerly of 52 Camden street, Devon. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday.

at 11 o.m. from Ihe Slralrara funeral home or ond D'Arcy, 3611 Main streel, Inlerment In Lakeview cemetery, FTfentJs cnll on Sunday from 7 to 9 Monday fcom 3 lo 5 and 7 to p.m. Derby, Dec. 17, (Chief) Stephen scmber of 18 New Haven avenue, of Josephine Sedllk 5env- ber. MHIrary services Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock at the Edward F.

Ad- iima (uncrol tioine, 253'Ellzabelh si reel, Derby and at 9 o'clock 1 of'5f. Michael's church for a high. Man of 1hc Resurrection. Inlerment In SI. Michael's cemetery, Derby.

Frlendi may call Saturday 7-9 p.n. and Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. SISKO-Jn Ftjlrllelrf, Dec. 17, 1971. Rose Slsko, ol Frank Sisko of 153 Hunycfi street, Falrileld.

Friends ore JnyMed to allend the luncral al the Leho funeral home, 1390 Falrllefd avenue, Wontfay, Dec. 20 at 8:30 a.m. ond at Holr Cross church with Mais of Resurnttion al 9 a.m. Interment In St. Mlchad's ccmclery.

Friends may call Saturday 7-P p.m. and Sunday 3-5 and) p.nr. Rosary Sunday at 8 STARKEr-ln 16, 1971. Robert; C. Sfarkey of IB way, Devon, beloved husband of Margaret Naih Starkey.

In- viled attend tJie funeral services an Monday al 9 a.m. In the Gregory F. Ooyle lunerol home, 291 Bridgeport avenue, Devon. Interment In St. Michael's cemetery, Slratford, Friends may call Saturday'7-9 p.m.

and Sunday and 7-9 p.rn: TABAKA-ln Derby Dec. 17, TabaVa, husband ol Helen Yurcik Tabaka of 139 Pearl Seymour. Funeral, will be held Mbrtday ot a.m. frcm Hie Anthony Chepufli funeral home, 41 Washington Avenue, Seymour, and wlt the Mass of Ihe Resurrection at 9 O.M. lr St.

Augusllnt's Church. In St. Augustine's cemetery, Seymour. Friends may call Saturday 7 to 9 fi.m., Sunday 2 lo 4 and 7'lo 9 p.m. or the funeral home.

VANCHO--tn IhTs cily, Dec. 57, Veronica Sodlo Vancho, of 930 Central 1971. avenue, widow of Nicholas Vancfio ond devoted mother of Nicholas, Georg? and Peter Vartho. Friends are Invltedla attend the funerol from the AtJilmo funeral 591 Ardlc street en Monday ot a.m. end from SI.

John the Baptist Carp. Russian Orthodox Grcetc CalhoMq crurch. Mill Hill avenue at 9 o.m. with 'a Divine Liturgy, tn St. John's cemetery, Stratford 1 Friends may call Saturday 7 to 9 m.

and Sunday 3 to 5 and 7 lo 9 Panofitdeon'services on Sunday ot 7-30 p.m. i YOUNG--In iSoulhporl, Dec. 1971, Elsie Davlj.Ycujio, widow' or Arlhur Young, (enter Soulhport. Funeral services will be herd ot Trinity Episcopal clurch, Southnorl, Monday at 1:00 p.m. hterment Tn Haddam Neck, -Conn.

Arrangements by Wllmol, ana Gouiainj. MEMOR1AM Jhn Gumar, December 19, 1967. Fondly rcmtnbered. Wife, chlldrin; ond grandchildren. services will be conducted Sunday at 7:30 p.m.

in the funeral home. Mrs. Joseph Nuccrn TKUMDULL Services for Mrs, Lucia Scinto Nucera, 05, of 4323 Madison avenue, widow of Joseph Nuccr.i, who died Friday in her home, will fake place Monday Al 8:15 a.m. in tlie S. Spadac- will be conducted Monday nt 8:30 i'" ant Sons funeral Imrne, 400 a.m.

in the Kdw.ird AvtzimajWasfiinKlon avenue, Bridgeport, funeral home, 2M Eliznhclh street, and at o'clock in St. Michael's church with a Mass of the Resurrection, will be in cemetery. and al 0:30 o'clock in the Church tjf the Most Precious Blood with Mass ol Ihc Re.surrcclion. Burial will be In St. Michael's cemetery.

Norwnlk 21 years. She was former resident ol Foirficld. Her husband is a former city councilman and a one lime candidate for mayor on the Independent party ticket. Survivors, in addition to her husband, are a son, Dcrry Roberts of Danbury; three Mrs. Frank A.

llnux III ot Fnirficl'J, Mrs, Richard Prall nf Hartford nnd Mrs. Car! of i siRirrs, Miss K. K. Wilson of Geneva, Miss S. Wilson and Mrs.

S. II. l.nVrrllc, boih of Hnl- ton l.nmling, Mrs, Jlitch- onck of Inlcrlnkcn, N.Y. nnd II grandchildren. ond Monday 3 9 p.m.

In CU of flowers, ihose desiring may moXc contributions to American Concer society or iplrltual bou- quels. BOND--In fhlj c(fy, Occcmlier Sanford Bond, husband of Joyce Bond of 456-? Main street. Stepney Conn, The Alberl W. Speor funcra home will announce arrangements. this tlly, Dv-c.

17 I Bertha Levin Brddbord or IDS Savoy streel. Funeral services will place Sunday, Dec. 19 al 11 a.m. at the A. preen funeiol homt, 927 Granrf jfreei.

i li" 1 do 05 ccmclerV' BURSTEiN-tn 1hlj tily, December IV 1971. lua Hurjleln of nin nve- nuc 1 Funeral services will take place Monday, December al I p.m, from the A. L. Green funeral home, ftUSKO-ln Ihli tlty, Occemtxr 16, John ByiVo, beloved tivibond ot Ellia- Mlh Etlai Duifco of 6i2 Ellsworth si reel, beloverf lolher ol BusVo, fftri. Vldci, Elliabcth Part- Inytott, Wri.

jfclcfi SobofcvnM ond Mrs. MarMrcl Tolh. Frlendi oro rnvlled lo allefid tho runerol from Ihe funeral rtsl- of Frank Polke ont Son, 1544 Falrrield avenue, corner Hancock on Monday ot o.m., and ol itolf frln lly nyionllno Colhollc chtircri olI 10 a.m. Rev, Lmilo Oroii, patter olllctal. ni) Inlermenl In Mountain Grove ceme- 1cry.

may call Saturday 7-7 n.rn., Sunday 3-5 ond 79 p.m. Ponnl- thfda tcrvfcci Sunday p.m. DRGW-ln llcfrlll Memorial Hoinltnl, Shellon, DeccmTjcr rrcdcrkk Morrli Drcwr fil 1 Moll ilrcel, mla, vlte nnrl sttrelury Of Anionln conipany. Funrrnl hoiti wltli thij Rev. Row Morcii ol lormer rer- tor nf church, Anionln ot'ldol' Inn.

Hurlnl nl (ha convenlencft cf tlic frimily In Pint corntltfy, Ar- lonfo. Ho calling houri. wLti cxc. 8 p. -APOSKA--ln this cily, December IB, 1971.

Eugenn John Laposka of 54 Bryan street. Friends are Invlled lo olfcm Ihe funeral from Ihe funeral of Frank Polke ana: Son, 1S4A Fafrfield avenue, corner Hancock on. Tuesday ol 10:30 a.m., and St. Emery's church where a requiem Mass will be offeree ot II a.m. Interment In Sr.

Michael's cemetery. Frfends may cell Sunday end Monday, 0 to 5 end 7 lo 9 p.m. Rosary Monday at p.m. LECZA-ln this City, Dec. Alexander John Lecza, beloved husband of Margaret Fefcefe of 573 Hancock Ave.

Friends ore Invlled lo attend Ihc funeral from the funeral reUcfcnca of Frank Polke and Falrlleld corner Hancock, on Tuesday al 8r30 a.m. ond of St. Emery'j church where requiem Mais will bt offered nt 9:00 a.m. Interment In park cerrw- tery. Frfe nds moy col I Sunday and 7 Ury IN MEMORIAM AliD MASS Marie BaloHer, -Moy 1771.

Dearest SIsleri The shock so Vreal In faslng yoy, My heart s1lll--aches ond always will, I Ititrvk of youtonslontly. And my eyes 'III wilh One comtorUng thought, God look you Ii HIj homt In Heaven, And with Mom ond Pop. Stcjihen and i wll miss you terribly, and C. L. ond too.

A Moss will fe offered ot 10:00 c.m. New Year'! 0y In fit, Mlchatl Thf Archangel churcl. Genevieve. T. Wract MIIMTII Ml MMtoe.

In wrtt. 14 kMn In rf i kMn In In lite. Ansonln conipany. Funrrnl vkei Monrtoy ii a.m. ni Ihc C.I;.

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