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THIRTY-TWO THE BRIDGEPORT POST, TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1957. RITES CONDUCTED FORMRS.BENNETT A. V. LANESE, DIES; MASON UNION A Archbishop Ansonia for Priest 1 Mother E. J.

SMALLE, ARTIST, I IN I A Forty area priests were seated I in the sanctuary of the Church of the Assumption in Ansonia yesterday morning for the funeral Mass of Mrs. Rena V. Kane Bennett, widow of John J. Bennett, lawyer, and mother of the Rev. John J.

Bennett, pastor of St, Ann's church, Avon, and former assistant at St. Mary's in this city. Father Bennett celebrated the solemn requiem Mass and the' Most Rev. Henry J. archbishop' of Hartford, presided during the Mass and conducted the absolution prayers which followed.

Numerous religious and civic delegations attended the funeral including one from the State chaplain. Services for Anlhony V. La, mason-plasterer and ROWAYTON, March 26. EJ- 'wm James Smalle, 44, an Artist, of 37 Range road, died last night in the West Haven Veteran's hospital. i Services will take place Thursday at 2 p.m.

from the l.aw- rence funeral home, Post road, Darien, with the Rev. Donald W. Emig, pastor of the United Church of Rowayton, officiating. Burial plans are incomplete. Mr.

Smalle was employed by the National Comics of New York city and had served as an instructor for the Famous Artists' school, Weslport. He was a deacon of the United church and a member of Frank C. Godfrey post, American Legion, and of Ihe Noroton Stamp club. A veteran of World War II, Mr. Smalle was born in Baldwin, and had resided here sev- years.

He is survived by his wife, Goodman Smalle and OBITUARY Mrs. Daniel Burbtnk Services for Mrs. Denise Fri- 5011 Burbank, 83, of 84 Newing- Gannon funeral home, 515 Washington avenue and at 10 o'clock in St. Augustine's cathedral with George's church with solemn high Mass of requiem on the main altar and simultaneous Masses on the side altars. Burial will be in St.

Michael's cemetery. Frank W. Slevnt. Jr. Services for Frank William Ste- ttewy NEW FAIRF1ELD, March K- Services for Henry Schneider, of Satlerlee road, barber, who died Saturday evening in his home after a short illness, took place today in the Tomlinson Homestead with the Rev.

Alan B. Hutchinson, pastor of the New Fairfield Congregational church, offi- Mountain road, West Hartford, widowla solemn requiem Mass. Burial of Daniel Burbank, who died i i be in St. Michael's 47' "Route ii" Berk- terday morning in Stratford, will! Mrs. Hickey had been a mem-: snire dis ricl Newtown, who died, take place tomorrow at 9:30 a.m.iber and former chaplain of 'hejsunday took ace today ih-! ciatln 8- a was ln in lhe William J.

Herbert fu- Emblem club, an affiliate of the Ft and Son funeral ew neral home, 55 Main street, Haz- Elks lodge. ardville, and at 10 o'clock in St. She is survived by threi I Ml Bernard's church there, with a ters, Mrs. Harry L. Sheridan ofi Method ist church, Easton, official- DEATH NOTICES solemn high Mass of requiem.

Stratford; Mrs. Katherine F. Burial will be in St. Bernard's JFrink and Miss Margaret Pol- ate of which Father Bennett is business agent of Local 2, Broth erhood of Mason-Plasterers International union, AFL-CIO, who itiu Burial was in the family plot djed suMenl y' est erday in his Mount St Peter's cemetery nursday 3erby. Archbishop O'Brien read! Richards-Spadac- rea the committal services assisted dno funer2l ho 499 WaFshing by Auxiliary Bishop John Hack- avemie and a 9 dock ln ett, the Rt.

Rev. John H. Anderst Raphaers church wlth a son, D.D.. pastor of St. James Polernn hi( Mass o( req uiem.

church, Stratford, and more tnan i JH st Michael 60 monsignori and priests. Bearers were Judge Born "in New York city, Mr. Stark, Joseph B. Buckley, James i Lanese had resided in Bridgeport McCarthy and Thomas past 53 years. An Army vet- lawyers, Dr.

Peter McGivney of World War Mr. Lanese Vincent Delia Volpe, all of An-! was a member of Raymond W. Eonia. Karris pont 145, VFW, and John Mrs. Bennett, long a teacher Baiville chapter 3.

Disabled in the Ansonia public schools and! Am STMan Veterans. He also was later at Assumption school, An-i a member of lodge 35. BPOh sonia, died Friday morning in; Mr. Lanese is survived by his the home of her son, Judge Mrs. Carmella Donofno La- liam Kane Bennett, 43 Collage ''TM An honv LMese i i and Raymond Lanese; a avenue, Ansonia.

three daughters, Judith, Marsha and Lauren of Rowayton; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smalle, Westerly, R. and a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Wallace, Tarzana, Calif.

cemetery. Born in Canada, Mrs. Burbank moved to the Hartford area in youth, residing most of her lite in Hazardville. She is survived by four sons, Arthur and George Burbank, both of Stratford, Albert Burbank, of Windsor Locks, and Raymond ey, both of Bridgeport. Edward J.

Hoben Edward J. Hoben, 6i, of 15 Lib- eny street, died last Fairfield ing. Cremation was in MounUin Grove crematory. MlM Viola WtUUrai Services will take place tomor- Viola Williams, Mr. Schneider was born in Germany and came to this 32 years ago.

He moved from the Bronx, N.Y., to New Fairfield 14 years ago, and his been proprietor of Henry's Barber Shop, Park street, Brewster, N.Y., for the past 13 years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Josephine Weissman Schneider; four brothers, Jacob, Philip, EMANUEL J. O'NEILL Services for Emanuel J. O'Neill, 62, Bridgeport Brass company executive, of 382 Buena Vista road, Fairneld, who died Sunday night in Georgetown University hospital, Washington, D.

where he was admitted March 17 in her home after an ill- Christian They will be at 2 i Kramer of Franklin Square. L.I.. JOHN T.DONAHUE, DIES IN HIS HOME Thursday. will take place HINES, 80, DIES; FORMER POLITICO daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Gancorz; three brothers, Thomas, Angelo, I and Michael Lanese, all of Bridgeport; four sisters, Mrs.

Flora Cascella, Mrs. Lucy Pinto, and Mrs, Anna Vecchione, all of Bridgeport, and Mrs. Mary 'nese, of Cleveland, Ohioi three grandchildren and several nieces LONG BEACH, M. March and nephews. JS--(AP) James J.

(Jirrtrny)j Hines. SO, onetime power in Man- rt hattan's Tammany Hall who went I fl I 111 prison in 1940. died in Longj" ln.il, 1U 1 Ueach Memorial hospital today; PlAlTTl of a kidney ailment BOND DATE Hines had been in the hospital since March 12. The veteran political leader broke with Tarmnany to support Franklin D. Roosevelt for the Presidential nomination at the Thursday to date for selling Democratic national add llona $5 milllon bonds in Chicago in 1932.

Tammany had for continuing the construe-" been solid for Al Smith. lcu turn P' ke They will be conducted at 8:15 a.m. in the Mullins and Redgate funeral home, 1297 Park avenue, and at 9 o'clock in the Church ol the Assumption, Fairfield, with a solemn high Mass of requiem. Burial will be in St, Michael's cemetery. Born in Bridgeport, Mr.

O'Neill was a member of Council 16 Knights of Columbus, the Holy Name Society of the Church Edmond A. Desroslers. Sr. i Services for Edmor.d A. Desrosiers, 69, of J09 Fairview avenue, Stratford, who died Saturday, took place today in St.

James church with a solemn high Mass of requiem. Burial was in Park cemetery. as a guard before he retired Joseph Dobos, of Fairlawn eral years ago. avenue, a machinist at the Heli- Bending the wmier at the home He is survived by a brother, Coli corporation and former part- James of Bridgeport, and a sis-lner in Dobos Brothers Metal Art ter Mrs. Ann Perreault of East company who died Saturday Dominick DiSora Services for Dominick DiSora, 61, of 150 Carrier street, a retired Hartford.

Mrs. Charles E. Mathieu Services will take place tomorrow for Mrs. Emma G. Booth Malhieu.

83, of 2898 Main street, widow of Charles E. Mathieu. who died Sunday in St. Vincent's hos- evening of a heart attack in his of his daughter. They will be conducted at 2 p.

m. in the Bethel funeral home, 215 Greenwood avenue. Bethel, vening or a nean aiizcK in nis will take place tomorrow Vlth lhe Rev Ru el H. M.lnes, 8:15 a.m. in the John C.

Free- as hel Con re employe of the of injuries received March er foundry and an Army veteran 1 19 from a fall in her home. land funeral home, 91 West street, and at 9 o'clock in St. Joseph's church with a solemn high Mass of requiem. Burial will be in St. Peter's cemetery.

Mr. Dobos was born in Yonk- He was a member of of World War 1, who died yes- jterday in Bridgeport hospital Assumption, the Algonquin club, jwhere he was admitted March 15 and the Stratfield Business Men's medical treatment, will take HARTFORD, March 26 A meeting of the Expressway Bond commission will take a JOHN T. DONAHUE Services for John T. Donahue, 7G, of 622 Atlantic street, a retired inspector for the Slate Liquor Control commission and a former Democratic alderman from the Second distric't, who died suddenly of a heart ailment yesterday morning in his home, will take place Thursday at 8:30 a.m. In the Lieberum and Heaphy funeral home, 866 Lafayette street, and at 9 o'clock in Sacred Heart church with a solemn high Mass association.

Mr. O'Neill was superintendent of the Bridgeport Brass casting, shop here since Feb. 25, 1946. He became associated with the Brass company March 13, 1918, as a clerk in the rolling mill. In 1925 was promoted to foreman in cssting shop, and in March, '1942, he was transferred to the company's Indianapolis plant.

He returned to Bridgeport in 1945. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Frances Snith O'Neill: his mother, Mrs. Helen O'Neill; and a sister, Miss Helen O'Neill, a teacher at the Shelton Grammarjby school. ore place Thursday at 8 a.m.

the Frank T. Rohm funeral home. 434 Stratford avenue, and at 9 o'clock in Blessed Sacrament church with a solemn high Mass of requiem. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery.

Born in Italy, Mr. DiSora came to this country in his youth. He was inducted into the Army Sept. 9, 1917, in Pottstown, They will be conducted at 9:45 a.m. in the Mullins and Redgate uneral home, 1297 Park avenue, and at 10:15 o'clock in St.

Pat- Viass of requiem. Burial will be in Gate of Heaven cemetery, PleasantviMe, N. Y. Mrs. John H.

Matthews Services for Mrs. Anna Romanak Matthews, wife of John H. Matthews, of 212 Lindley street, who died in her home yesterday after an illness of three months, an Slovak Union, Sokol Branch He is survived by two brothers, Michael J. and Albert M. Dobos; a sister.

Mrs. Henry Schmidt, and all France. Bonds of $200 million have been limes later became dispenser of; SQ a lne pro ecl i ar fcJeral patronage for Manhattan gest in tne hjstory of the state But in 1039 Hines convict-1Wfien completed, the turnpike is ed on charges cf conspiring to; expected lo cost $445 million. protect policy rackets in the city.jThe expressway will extend from and served with the 33rd Camp wM1 talte place Thursday at 5:30 hospital medical detachment in a in he Frank Michuda Ju neral home, 639 Noble avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. John Nepo- mucene church a solemn requiem Mass.

Burial will be in Mr. DiSora formerly had been employed as a bench moulder Pequonnock foundry bc- of Danbury. Mrs. Thomas M. Lounibury DANBURY, March 26 Serv ces for Mrs.

Eleanor M. )ury, wife of Thomas M. Louns- )ury, of 7 Putnam drive, who died Saturday in Danbury hospital, took place today in St. Peter's church with a solemn nigh Mass of requiem. Burial was in St.

Peter's cemetery. illness caused his retire- 1 P. B. WILKINSON DIES; MILFORD EX-OFflCIAL He his wife, MILFORD, March 26--Philip Barker Wilkinson, 70, former building inspector for the Town of Milford and retired building contractor died yesterday in Murrell's Inlet, S.C., where he has resided the past three years. of requiem.

Burial will be in St. A native of Rose cemetery, Sandy Hook, New- kinson had made his home since nephews, town. Born in Newtown, Mr. Mrs. Maria DiSora; A son, Phillip DiSora, of Bridgeport; three brothers, Libertore DiSora, of Bridgeport, John Batista, of Rome, Italy, and August DiSora, of Franzena, Italy; three sisters, Mrs.

Antoinette CMckerelli, Mrs. Anna Fantana, and Mrs. Josephine Panfih, all of Frosinone, and several nieces and childhood in Milford where he as building inspector from line to Kiilingly at the Rhode 0 Newtown. He served three yours and 11'Greenwich at the New York state months in Sing Sing prison. Dewey Prosecutor Former New York Gov.

Thorn as E. Dewey, then Manattan dis-l trict attorney, prosecuted the; hue had resided in Bridgeportj 1M7 lo 1952 was a member more than 50 years. During tne Ansantawae lodep and Miss Jane F. Doran Services for Miss Jane Frances Doran, 58, of 629 Warren street, "St. Michael's cemetery.

Mrs. Matthews was a life-long resident of Bridgeport, In add- tion to her husband, she is' survived by seven sons, Joseph, Francis, George and John Matthews, all of Bridgeport, Stephen Matthews, of Paris, France; Dr. Andrew Matthews, of Nebraska, and Lawrence Matthews, stationed at Fort Dix, N. three daughters, Mrs. Victor Vifcvary, Miss Marion Matthews and Mrs.

Theresa Tuzzoli, all of Bridgeport; two brothers, John and Frank- Romanak both of Bridgeport; thirteen grandchildren, and several nieces and Mrs. Lounsbury was a graduate i of the Waterbury Hospital Training school, a member of the Waterbury Nurses Alumnae and a member of St. Peter's Guild. She is survived, in addition to her husband by her parents, three children, Candace, Cheryl and Thomas Lounsbury, of Danbury; and two sisters Mrs. Casmir Gomes and Miss Genevieve Buracewski, both of Naugatuck.

Mrs. John W. Whitely DANBURY, March 26 Serv ices for Mrs. Flora Williams Whitely, of 37 Rocky Glen, widow of John W. Whitely, who died Sunday after a short illness in Danbury hospital took place today with the Rev.

Paul D. Wil Rational church, officiating. Burbe in Newtown Village cemetery, Mrs. Benjamin NORWALK. March 28.

Serves will take place tomorrow for Mrs. Margaret Kelly Joyce, 82, of 19 Main street, wife of Benjamin Joyce, who died Sun-f day in the Norwalk hospital. They will be conducted at 8:30 a.m. in the Magner funeral home 12 Mott avenue, and at 3 o'clock in St. Mary's church.

Burial will in St. Mary's cemetery. In addition to her husband, Mrs. Joyce is survived by a stepson, Francis Joyce of Norwalk. Frank Martin RIDGEFIELD, a 26.

-Services will take place tomorrow for Frank Martin, 88, who die Sunday in the home ol Michae of Redding, with whom id resided many years. He vas born in Redding Jan. 14 1869 and was retired foreman Georgetown Wire Services will be conducted a 10 a.m. in Sacred Heart church Georgetown, with the Very Rev. Joseph Cleary officiating.

Burial be in St. Mary's cemetery, Ridgefield. DEATH NOTICES TR 2 in the Walnut Tree Hill district! cnurch in Sacred Heart church with land line. Split in Two Sections Treasurer John Ottaviano financing purposes the turnpike project will be divided by the Connecticut Mr. Donahue was employed by the State Liquor Control commission from 1935 until 1950 when he retired.

At the time Thomas Moleski, Sr. bur, rector of St. James' Episco- 5 pal church, officiating. Buri was in Wooster cemetery. Mrs.

Whitely was a native of Charles B. and Henry B. nson, both of Milford; a York city. a salesn dren and three sisters. Services will take place at a be announced case.

Ma l'att aaS esC was'in 8 river i West Action ri buting comp'any. 55 Green Manhattan. was lo io a that street alood. grandlather had not delay con- He was a mem a a a in the time of slnlctim ot section port Lodge 36, BPOE, Tweed. his father served; or he lumpike at council.

of Holy Name so-L honie 135 Broad strecl I amraany under Boss Croxcr. i The entire project is scheduled Iciety of Sacred Heart church and' limes grew up in Manhattan to bo comp icted by the end of Catholic Council of Men llth Assembly district At the- lnis 1 of his political career, his ne ber of ime toT bce announced by the and Conway, OE; Park City! Geor Smith and Son funeral Mrs. Edward S. Brown The Rev. Edward J.

McCall was celebrant, assisted by the Rev. Francis J. Sugrue. deacon, and the Rev. William F.

Galvin, sub-deacon. Bearers were Adrian Garneau, Fred Rappeline, William Mrs. Samuel D. Duquette Services for Mrs. Jesse Morion Duquette, 82, of 2740 Main Survivors include two NORWALK, March 26 Mrs.l et, wife 'of Samuel D.

Du- of splitting the! Miss Kathryn and Miss Mary Don- i Amelia A. Brown, 82, widow quette, who died yesterday at position was only that of operation." Mr. Treas- ahue, with" whom he resided, S. Brown, died yesterday 25 p.m. in his home after a They will be conducted at 8: IS 39, of 67 Beardsley Park a resident of Danbury many an employe of the Zouderer bak-j years.

A hat trimmer, she was ery, who died suddenly Sunday of a heart ailment in his home. They will be conducted at 9 a.m. in the Radozycki funeral home, 305 Pulaski street. Burial will be in Lakeview cemetery. Andrew J.

Mollo Services will take place tomorrow for Andrew J. Mollo, 38, grandchild. last employed at the Melton Hat company, Bethel, before it closed about a year ago. She was member of the Hat Trimmers' union. She 5s survived by a son, William A.

Dunn; a sister, Mrs. Lulu Bakker, of Danbury; three grandchildren, and one great- Frlgon widow ot Id Burbank. ot 64 Newlnilon West Hurl ford, mother of Arthur and Burbank of Eiratford. Albert of WJndjo; Lories, P.ayrrcivl and Ida Burbank West Hartford, and Mn Far num ol Puerto Rico. Funeral servlct: will be held at the William J.

Herbei: Funeral Home. 55 Main Hauari- vLlLe. Wednesday. Mtr. 27.

9:30 with a Solemn High Mass of Requiem St. Bernard R.C, Church at 10 a.m. Jnlerment In St. Bernard cemetery, Hazla rdvlUe. Friends maj' call Tuesday.

Please omit flowers. Arrangements by Ceorce J. Smith Funeral Home. COSiROVE-- Suddenly. 1n Derby.

March 25. 1957. Francli C. Cosgrove. husband ot Ivy- L.

Coigrove of Ann Shelton. Funeral services be held tiay at 2 p.m. Irom Lewis home. 4 Elliabeth Derby. Inter- Oak Cliff cemetery.

Derby. of 101 Summit street, who died Saturday in his home. oC the IHh district. juror i Cttaviano explained to- brother, Martin Donahue; and her hon 3 Belts place. a the E.

Hennes- Joseph M. Ziegler DANBURY, March 26--Services for Joseph M. Ziegler, of 20 Cot- H2 quit school at the age of 15: day, is to keep the cost within niece. Miss Margaret Do: nd to work IT his a million set up Bridgeport public school shop. Years bond declaration cover-ier, all of whom reside in Bi boasted that he had shod'ing the turnpike bonds already and a nephew, JosephlThe Rev.

Ralph Seguine. pastor be in St. Michael's ceme- r.iore than 40.000 horses. issueJ. Consultants now estimate Donahue, Washington, D.

the Community Baptist church, jtery. The brawny Hines had the com-; this srm will be sufficient jwill officiate and burial will bej Born in a Mrs. mon touch as a politician. Dur-'bxiM the Ihruvvay from Green- I A N. A A Riverside cemetery.

iDuquette had resided in Bridge- ir-lbniW the Ihruway from 1 A N. A A ir.iwich to the Connecticut river, nn ITO .13 his days district leade l'-2 provided food baskets, the nan ol the artery that will boat rides, children's parties and invorVe per cent of the ether fr.vors for the needy. 51 per cent of esti-! requiem Mass. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery.

Members of Holy Name society of St. Patrick's church Mrs. Brown is survived by alpoVTTa" yea re "arid" had" "been! win ci lhe Xosary tonight at Ftie all lhe fui hoi Tuesday evening 7 lo 9 o'clock. DOVAHUE--suddenly in cltr. March 25.

1957, John T. Donahue ol 622 Atlantic St Frlendi Invited to attend Ihe funeral from 1he Funeral Home of Lletwrum Heaphy. S46 Lafayette Thursday. March 29. at 8:30 with a Solemn Requiem Mass it Sacred Heart Church at 9 a.m.

Iniermeri In St. cemetery lu Sandy Hook. Friends may call al funpral honte alter 7 p.m. Tueiday. Bridgeport BPOE exemplify ihelr ntual at 8:30 p.m.

MA.HS SOTICG iiere will be. month's mind Mass tave Mucd on Wednesday. March 17. o'clock: at The Bleised Sacra mi Church. In lovinf "i'j.

WITH oui uj port li ana naa oeen i A 56, DIES daughter, Mrs. Albert Dunn, resident of the United States' 5 15 cl()Ck in lhe funeral cemetery. Hill, where he had been a patient 0 i i i i i i i i Six months, i take place morrow at 8:30 a.m. in the Cornelius Delury Memorial, 111 Main street, and at 9 o'clock in St. Pe- IN sun it ill comes t-5 darken daily whom she resided: four grand-'since 1807.

crowded i i c. He received many of them! To Issue Notes nefore while he lounged Tho hnianrc of the from l)ase()a in bed. Connecticut i to Kill-i last i GLASTONBURY March ij great-grandchil-' In addition to her husband, she UUP) Frank N. Barcella, 56. "con- aren and one nephew.

-tractor and one-time semi-pro, died at his Mrs Geor Macan Mr. Ziegler xvas a native I Danbury. He served wiffi Troop' The seeds of Mines' downfall Ottaviano indicated, ight when seized with a heart attack after returning i lie acmjs nun.3 a iicai i ailaCK ailcr i began in the prohibition a i be financed under present' a bowHng raatch beer bsrons "became the big names and Mines knew them from state nrtes. b3 naid These He attended the fights with i lx a issued He was a atjve Qf Hamden RIDGEFIELD, March will take place tomorrow for Mrs. Helen Arny Macan, 76, widow of George Macan, who Mrs.

Charles A. Xewstrom survived by a son Leo Du-i Services will take place 13 Cavalry', during World a i a quette, of Bridgeport a row for Mrs lMarie Christian-! I. Mrs. May Barnette, of New Newstrom, 61. of 1290 i i by a brother, anron In.

old yean Yoti'rr Bone hill rol lorao'len I I A city, and two grandsons. son of the late Mr. and yesterday in the home of i p.fter the full cost of the I Mrs. Battista J. Barcella.

He a daughter, Mrs. Earl Burton I "eject i-'its- IT? been determined oni i tended New Haven high school! Bennetts Farm road. street, wile of Charles Henry Ziegler of New Britain; Mo: A. Newstrom, ivl'io died three sisters, Mrs. Marino Capel- Miss Mary (Minnie) Eijan i da y- formerly resided at 85! laro, Miss Eva Ziegler and Mrs.

Services for Miss Mair Min-i vi wn j.Lo^P; nie) Egan, of 8S George street, i who died Saturday, took place. 'ceils was well known in in St. Stephen's Episcopal ler '10 exwditc the final a i a and semi pro baseba l( cir- church with the Rev. Aaron thur (Dutch Schulu) mcr, who called him Newark. N.

J. tt)C nc it ChrislophTTj. Quinn iS!) 5 Services Christopher is uarce rf 5,03 Quinn. of 2 2 i bc nds nccessarVr a Devon, who died Friday in Mil- 0 1 hv ford hospital, took place issued are bacKed ur, by nnfn and Albert ind Ernest I Louise Starr, all of Danbury; and They will be conducted at 2.several nieces and nephews. in the Stratford funeral! today in SI.

Augustine's cathedral. me of Dennis and D'Arcy, 2611: Mrs. George Keating Stone Business colfeee Bar- "conducted at Burial was in St. Michael's ceme-; street MILFORD, March 25--Services stone Business college. Bar i oe conouciea at J.

Hansen, pastor of Our or Mrs Laura Guerlin TM!" J1111 jiour's Danish Lutheran of 10 Fern street. Myrtle I thi March 26. 5 I of Mnich alaln Is hfre. oil wander not lar away; re i i our daughter MBIT. ir ttso today.

Tlrr.e heal the broken hearitl; wotiTil Bui it cannot 1111 the lhe loved one g-M before. shrill ga- the icrtef i.i mile may hide ir.c teai: New Haven and rject-r. officiating. Cre-l Mr William J. Hesbach services will take place tomor- Sfr 0 1 the 1320s He was a mem -imation be at Mountain aerviccs TM in 0r Ma Country cre matory in Bridgeport.

i TM 1-1UU, Burial will be in Park cemetery. Mrs. John W. Plfeko Beach, who died yesterday morn- Milford hospital after an illness of several weeks, will take Besides his wife, Mrs. Edith' the Cyril F.

Mullins funera home; and Ann's church' 25 cenJ Wallins ord Mari al whets a solemn hish Mass of Se LTM J- both of Hamrfcn. an where a solemn high Mass of and COTlcess i on quiem was celebrated. Burial gasoline in Lakevicw cemetery. The Rev. l.eo E.

Maynard enc Emile Breton SEYMOUR. Jvlarch Breton, 51 Pershing avenue, died this morning in Griffin hospital, "Dcrbv. where was admitted Brother Bob. and all thoje who loved lesbach of 116 Gen- Sen-ices wilt take place tomor-l ace Thursday at a.m. in eral street.

Stratford, wife ot'. TM for Mrs. Lillian Gregory F. Doyle funeral William J. Hcsbach.

who 1 Larkm ''home. 291 Bridgeport avenue. Saturday in her home. Strat ord VL Jotln PI and at 9 o'clock in St. They will be conducted a.

m. in the Dillon and funeral home, 1111 Stratford ave-: 3 -TM- tn st Episcopal Diary's cemetery, nue, Stratford. Burial wilt be in cn- Rev. J. Warren Botn in Holyoke, Hutchcns, rector, will officiate.

Keating had resided in Milford Turial will be in Park cemetery. tnc past 30 years I at fl! ko who died Sunday in her Gabriel's church with a Mass Collins! will be conducted at I0; requ icm. Burial will be in To Insure correct insertion. Memory and thoald tx tnbmltted bi wfltlnf 24 hours la of tmbtlcmrton dttt. Mail to 410 itett Bridgeport 2.

Cons, i rtty. Mar. 25. Jtule Morion Duquette, of Duqucttt of 7740 iltln Kt. are lo iHtnd from the Robert K.

Henwuy Funeral Home, S936 Main Thursday, Mar. 23. at ctmelery. KrLendi may calJ aflrr 2 p.m. Parking tn rear ol iht bOHA--In thli rlii'.

Mar. 25. 1957. Comrniric Dl flora, buitttM ol MarU Dl Fora ol 150 Carrie Si. be from Frank T.

Rohni Funeral 434 Slrallord on Thariday. Mar. 2B. at 8 and from Churcrt at 9 a.m. Interment In SI.

cemetery with lull miliiazy honcj-i. Friend maj' call Irora 7-10 p.m.. 2-10 p.m. BtraUord. Uarch 23.

1957. Lena HetbAch, of WilUara Hec bach, 1 116 General Stralford- FuneraL will be held al Dillon CoUlw Funeral Home, i SlraKord StraKord, on March 27. al 9 a.m. Interment in view cemetery. Friends may Monday from 7-10 p.m.

and Tuesday from 3-10 p.m. tmttV.Y-- In Strailord, March 24. 1957, William R. Hickey, ot Rutb Jordan Hickey of 267 Sedgewiclt etraitord. Funeral services will be neld al the Newport Benevolent Burial i-taMon.

Newport. Kentucky, on Thursday. Marcii 28. Intetmenl la Piny Church Yard cemetery. Arranaemenu by Dillon aod Cotliru Funeral Home.

i UlCaiKV--In this City, Tuesday. March 26. 9 5 7 J. Foley Hickey, wile of the late John Hickey o( 374 West Mornan Ave. Friends are InvLied 10 attend the funtral al (he if, J.

Gannon funeral home. Washington A on Thursday mornlnz at 9:30 and at St. AUB usttne' Cathedral al 10 o'cloClr a solemn funeral Mau will celebcaied, lolermeni in St. Michael's Friends may call Wednesday ftom 2 until 10 p.m. HOBKN--In Newtown.

Ocrin March 26. 1957. EdwarJ J. Hobe.i. son ol Hie laio John and Mary McDonald Hoben ot I i Liberty Sl.

are lo attend the (uneral from trie funeral of Lieberum Heaphi 1 366 Lafayette 81., on Friday. March 29. at 8:30 a.m. and from Sacred Heart church at 9 a.m. Burial In Mountain Grove cemetery.

Friends may call alter 6 P.m. Wednesday. KEATPiG--In Mlllocd HotPttal, liar. 25. 1957.

Laura Guertln Keating, ot 10 Fern St. Myrtle Beach. Llillord- beloved mother ot Helen Noona of lie von. Friends are InvlteJ to attend the funeral Trom Gregor F. Do le Funeral Bridgeport Devon.

Thursday. March 28. at 6:30 a.m. and In Sl. Gabriel's Church it 9 a.m.

with a Mass of Requiem. Interment in St. Mary's cemetery. MiltonL Frtendj may call Tuesday from P.m. and Wednesday If am 3-i and 7-10 p.m.

this city. March 25. 3957. Anlhony V. Laaese.

beloved husband, ol Carmela Donofrlo Lanese. of 160 Pine Point Drive. Frlendi are invited to attend funeral from KLchards- Epadacclno Funeral Home. 499 Wa thing- Ion on Thursday, Mar. 26.

at 9 a.m.. and from St. Church at 9 a.m. with a Solemn High Mais ot Requiem. Interment In St.

Michael's cemete ry. Friends may cal Tuesday from 6-10 p.m.. Wednesday. 2-10 p.m. this city.

Mar. 25. 1957'. Anna Romanak Matthew beloved wife John H. ilaithews ot 212 Uadley Si.

Friends arc Invited to attend lhe funeral from (he Frank J. Michuda Funeral Home. 649 Noble corner Jane Eton Thursday. Mar. 2B.

al 8:30 a.m. and at St. John Nepomucene ChiirciJ at 9 s.m, wJth a SoJerrm Ilas5- Intermenl In Si. Michael's eemeiery. Frlendi may cat) 3-10 p.m.

Tuesday Wednesday. MATHIEL--In this city. Sunday. March 24. 1957.

Emma G. Booth Mathleu. wile of the late Charles E. Mathleu. of FaUvUw 2S9B Mala Friends may attend the Tuneral from the Funeral Residence of MullLnj and Redeale.

1297 Park on Wednesday. March 27. at 9:45 a.m. and at 10:15 a.m. In ft.

Patrick's Church with a solemn Wea Hass of icfiuJem- Intermeot in The Gate of cemetery. FUaatant' Tille. N. V. Friends may call after 7 K-m, on Monday.

MOLESKI-- In Ihls d1y. March 14, 1957, Thomas Uoleskl. Er. beloved husband ot Mary Cichcmlcx Moleikl of 67 Beardsley Park Terrace. Friends an invlterl the funeral at Kadoiycki fMneral Home.

J05 Pulaslsi St. on Wednesday. March 17, 9 Friends may call Monday at 7 p.m. MOLLO-- In this cliy. Mar.

23. 1957. Ar.d- r-w J. Mollo beloved husband ot Kiua- beth Pinto Mollo of 10 Summit 3L Frienda are Invlled to attend the funeral from the Robert K. Hennessy Funeral Home.

2S36 Main on Wednesday. March 17. at a.m. and at KL Patrick's Church at 9 a.m. with a Solemn F.equLem Mass.

Imermenl Kill be in St. Michael's cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday noon and evening. St. Patrick's Nam Society will recite the Rosary Tuejday Mar.

24 at 8:15 p.m. Parking In the rear ol the funeral home. NKWSTHOM In Slralford. March 14, 1957. Marie ChrUilansen Newstrom.

wife of Charles A. Newstrom. ot 12-50 Elm Stratford, forme rly ol 85 Victoria Lawn. Lordship. Funeral ices mil take place Wednesday at 2 p.m..

from the Ftratford Funeral Home ol Jfennli and D'Aro--. 2611 Main St. Interment in Park cemetery. Bridgeport. Friends may call Monday from 7 to 10 Tuesday 2-5 P.m..

7-10 P.m. Tne Danish Sisterhood Lodae will exemplify ihelr ritual Tuesday evening at 3 p.m. Al the funeral home. Q'NEnX--jn Washington. D.

Sunday. Mar. 24. W57. Emanuel J.

O'Neill, husband ol Frances Smith O'Neill ol 332 Buena Vista Road. StraUieU Friend! may Miend the funeral from Ih? Funeral Residence ol Mullins an-i RnJzale. 1297 Park on Thursday. Mar. 23- at 3:15 a.m.

and at a.m. in Church of Aiiumption with a solemn high iUss ol requiem. Interment In SI. Michael's cemetery. Frlendi may call after 7 P.m.

on Tuesday. Name Kodety of the Church ftt Ihf will recite the Rosary al 3 p.m. on Wednesday. PIXSK(X--Tn Stratford, Slarch 2J. 1957.

Lillian John oT 310 iJirSln Ct. Funeral ii-e; i bs i Georse P. Fuller F.n's tiome. 33': r'alrtield OTI Wednesday. March at a.m.

from St. F.D^copal church caawi at 1 0 a.m. Interment in Park cemeien'. Krlends may call Tuesriay and evening alter 3 o'clock. 9T.4IJJNC -In Milford.

March 24. 1957. Robert W. SUlllnr. beloved husband ot Chriilina Weir Sialllni of 17 Eeaham Wil (feme re B'nch.

Friends art Invited to attend funeral on Wednesday. March 17, at 8:30 a.m. from the Grezory F. Dorle Funeral Home, Rridgepoit and al 0 In 51. fiabrjel 1 Church wlxh a Solemn H1ah Mass cl P.ejulem.

Interment tn St. Michael's cemetery. Stra'Jord- Frler.ds call Slonday from 7-0 i) 3-5 p.m. and 7-10 p.m- Norwalk Hour please STKVENS---Suddenly in Newtown. March 24.

195T. Kranle W. Stevens. c( P.oulP 34. DUlricl.

Nf.r- Conn. services held at neorne P. Potter and Funeral HcT.e. 330 Fairfield on Tuesday. Marcii It.

al 2 om. Cremation at Grove Crematory. Frien-Ji mar call MoRday from to 5 p.m. 1957. home.

New- Elizabeth Fraser, Strat- Anna Keresey Breton. He is sur- 'BLIZZARD BABV William Karns, Frank Esposito, more attractive to investors. Ernest Gendall, James Cook issue is trie first to be Fred Whltchead. NO LINK FOUND floated under the change. HKKEFORD.

March 26 Mrs. R. C. Martin bore a vived by three daughters, Mary of Lindenhurst high school faculty in New York city, Elizabeth uiiy iu nc i ui CT nal( und of the Seymour high scho GREASE STARTS FIRE terday without assistance after I ly ard vi rR i ia a draft BOSTON. March hcr husband was unable to fight Rdock facul- Ismai Minister i IiniSler fK 1 11 VnVi i broke out in uc shaft of VOS- TM 8 MILFORD, Marcii 26-- Services port.

Ky. Burial will be in Piny forrt brother. George Fraser, ta ke place tomorrow for Grove church yard, KnOKville, Tenn. Mrs. L.

Hkkey Mrs. Nellie J. Foley Hickey. Waterbur-; a sister. Mrs.

Mil-; Robert W. Stalling, of 17 Ben- dred McCue, Bridgeport. avenue, Wildermere Beach, la retired ship's officer of the Unit- S. A. Thompson (Tamosiunas) jcd company of New York, Services will take place tomor- wno died Sunday in his home.

srow ifield; four brothers. Joseph widow of John Hickey, ar Stephen A. Thompson' They will be conducted at 8:30 mmn c' Hotel Kenmcre 7 a doctor. 1 jusl prayedlgarasota. Gustave and Lee'374 West Morgan avenue, died to-r(Tamosiunas) 65.

nf 36S Ezra a i'n the Gregory F. Dovle fu- vcsleriav i SSi i 300 KUCSIS WCre 01 the best I could she: Of Torrington and Jules of Dan-jdav at 5:30 in St. who died Sunday in St. ne ral home. 291 Bridgeport ave- jLSieraay an investigation one-alarm blaze Mr.

Marlir finally twt sisters. Mrs. Mary 2-L, I was touc hed off.by grease in the tr.rougn the blizzard and on es of Bridgeport and Mrs. milled Feb 2 as a -B la1 provided no evidence (shaft which extends from the 1 home with help. The baby and hisiAmelie Rebillard of Grafton tient of between exhaust fumes to the of the eight-! wife were doing fine in a and several nieces and-n'eph- Services will take frora diesel trucks and cancer.

Istory hotel. It was the couple's first child, ews. day at a.m. fro hospital where she had been ad- Vincent's hospital milted Feb. 2 as a surgical pa- i place Thurs- im the M.

J. nue, Devon, and at 9 o'clock in St They will be conducted at church with a solemn a.m. in the Charles W. Mass of requiem. Burial will and Sons funeral home.

798 Parklbe in St. Michael's cemetery, aveiue, and at 9 o'clock in 'drratfrotntiri 1 A. liblr Ple.ised mcrcifoL: they ihall obtain mercy. nafely turn to for a beautifTit service plus competent kelp in aolution of their problems. A.

G. IAKER FUNERAL HOME MOMTUA1IT CWAML --Suddenly city. March 14, 1557, Stephen A. Thompson, beloved husband ol Ma ry ttrnas "niomrwn. 36ft rra Xrlecds arc invited lo attend the funeral Trcm the Douxlello and Eoni FunerRl Kome.

753 Park corr.er West Liberty on Wednesday, rrarch 17 at a i a.m. and in St. George'J C. Churrh al 0 a.m. wilh a Hilh Mnu of Redulem on main A a and Masses on the side Altars infermrni in family plot In Si.

Michael's cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. on Monday and from 2-'3 p.m. Tutslai. this dlv.

tarcb 12. Viola of 7J7 tdna Ave. Fu- reral "111 be held from wiliiarr. E. Darls Funeral Home, Nanti- cnke.

Penn on Wednesday. March 27. at p.m. Interment tn ctme- tery. Nanlicofce.

Penn. Frl ends mar call al the Albert W. Spear Funeral Home, '-111 Fait Held Are Sunday from 7 to 0 ind on Monday from 7 to 9 P.m. Carotwa. March 75.

rhHrj Har- beloied husband cC Sarah son Wilt in ion, faiher rf and Hewr B. WilXinton of MUtord and A BurtfMi Brown o( N.T» wilt hel-1 at tfie tmtrm home of J. Smith A IN BTMd St. Milford,.