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TWENTY THE BRIDGEPORT POST, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1968. Blaiberg's Wife Attends I Funeral of Heart Dono CAPE TOWN, South Africa CAP) Mrs. Philip Blaiberg attends the funeral today of the 24-year-old man whose transplanted heart is keeping her husband alive and with whose family the Blaibergs plan to share money made from films of the operation. wife of the 58-year-old dentist sent a bouquet of carnations Friday to the bride of Clivc Haupt. Haupt collapsed and died from a stroke Tuesday, just three months after (heir marriage.

Bailbcrg, who is while, was reported today in "very satisfactory and cheerful" condition with Haupt's heart beating inside him. Haupt, a mulatto, was classified as "Cape colored" under South Africa's strict law of opartheid, or racial segregation. Cape Town Mayor Gerald Ferry, who knew the Haupts for several years, planned to attend the funeral at St. Luke's Anglican Church in the suburban community of Salt River where the Haupts were married. To Give Share Mrs, Blaiberg said she and her husband planned to give Mrs.

Haupt a share of the profits from the sale of exclusive pictures and interviews lo ihc National Broadcasting Co. NBC said in a court memorandum that it would pay Ihc Bailbergs $25,000 for the publication of the "first exclusive film or pictures of the operation," a 59,000 feo for exclusive films and interviews before the operation and $16,000 for similar exclusive coverage after it. However, no NBC pictures were made of the operation, apparently nullifying that part of the contract, A special fund set up to aid the father and two brothers of Denise Darvall, whose heart was used in the world's first transplant operation in Louis Washkansky, has raised more than $7,000. Doctors said Friday that no abnormalities have been detected in Bailberg's condition anti that changes in his cardiograph Thursday that seemed to indicate a reaction against the new heart had disappeared. Blaiberg took his first semisolid food--a soft boiled egg and some corn flakes--and was described as being in an excellent mood, enjoys a chat," a spokesman said.

Area Leaders to Join In Urban Problem Talks Mayor Curran has invited about 150 leaders of Bridgeport area communities to a meeting Thursday at 10:30 a.m. to consider organizing a "Metropolitan Coalition" for a broad attack on urban problems. The meeting, to take place in the Common Council chambers, City is expected to be attended by municipal, civic, business, industrial, labor, educational and social welfare leaders from surrounding towns, including those in the Greater Bridgeport Regional Planning area. Principal speaker will be Ron M. Linton, of Washington, D.C., national coordinator for the Urban Coalition.

The latter group, organized early last year, sponsored a meeting of some 800 mayors and civic leaders last summer at which a crash program for ghetto aid was urged. Last month the Mayor 1 Action committee headed by Arthur Clifford suggested formation of a "Metropolitan Coalition" which would function along the lines NOTICE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, 55. PROBATE COURT, JOHN P- FLANAGAN, Jon. 4, A.D., 196S- ESTATE OF WILLIAM E. PECK- of brldgfportr In sold Dlilrlct, an Incompetent person.

Tht Conservator, having mode application to this Court for an order authorizing him lo sell certain personal eilale belonging to said estate, per said application on Hie more fully appears. It li OROEREO-Thaf said appllcafJcn be heard end detfrrnlned al a Court c( Probate lo be held of Bridgeport, in Mid dtstrkt on Ihe ISth day at 19M, at 10 o'clock In 1he forenoon, and this Court directs sold Conserve lor, to give notice to all persons Interested 1n said eslatc to cppeor, II they see and be heard thereon, by publishing I his order once In a newspaper having a circulation In said district, end by giving notice to oil parties In Interest, and Slale Welfare Hartford, all on or before the 5'h day ef A.D., 1963, and return make to this Court of notice given. By Order of Court MARIE G1ANHIH1 NOTICE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, SS. PROBATE COURT, JOHN P. FLANAGAN, Judgt, Jon.

3, A.D., 198. ESTATE OF GORDON J. MORROW, lafc of Bridgeport, in said Ohfrfcl, deceased. The Executrix, having exhibited her account wllh sold Estalt lo this Court lor allowance, and made cppllcalion for an order of distribution of sold Estate, II Is ORDERED--That the 16th day of A.D., 196S, at 10 o'clock in Ihc forenoon, at a Court. ol Probate to be held In Bridgeport, sold tilsUttl, be, and tame Is appointed for hearing on fhe allowance al safd account and application, ond (fits Court directs thai of the time and place of such hearing be given by publishing this order once In some newspaper having a circulation in said District, ond by leaving with, or by mailing In letters addressed lo each of 1he persons Interested, ond all remainder- men, a copy of this order, all a) least 7 (lays before sold day of hearing, and return make fo this Court.

By Order of Court CATHERINE LAVERY Assistant Clerk NorTci STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF FAIRFIELD, SS- PROBATE COURT, Present, JOHN T. FITZPATRICK, Judge, December 27, A.D., 1967, Estole of NIKOLAUS VOGLER, late ol )hc town of Fair Held In said District, deceased. The Court of Probnlc for the District of Falrffeld has limited and allowed a erlod of three monlhs from the dole Ereof within wtifch the- Creditors of said Estate shall present their ttofms for settlement. Thosa wttv neglecf to prcsenf 1heJr accounts, properly allestcai, within time, will be debarred recovery, AIL persons Indebted to sold Estate arc requested to make Immediate payment 10 HR1DA VOGLER, R3 Shorcham Village Drive. Falrfleld, Connecticut, OA430 NOTICE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, SS.

PROBATE COURT, JOHN P. FLANAGAN, Judge, Dec. 27, A.D., 1967. ESTATE OF MABEL M. NELSON, lolc of Bridgeport, In safd District, deceased.

Pursuant to on order OF Iho Court of Probate for the District of Bridgeport, notice Is hereby given thai said Court JIGS limited ond allowed six monlhs from the dale hereof for the creditors oF sold deceased to bring In their claims oaolnsl said Estate for settlement. Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within sold time, will be debarred a recovery, All persons Indebted to safd Eslole are requested fo make payment fo KILMER J. NELSON, Executor, The A. H. Nllson Machine Bridgeport Sheffon, Conn.

NOTICE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, SS. PROBATE COURT, JOHN P. FLANAGAN, Judge, Dec. 18, A.D., 1967. ESTATE OF WILLIAM J.

BUSH, tale of Bridgeport, In said Dlslrkl, deceased. Pursuant fo an order of the Court of Probate tor the District of Bridgeport, notice Is hereby given that sold Court has limited and allowed six months from do to hereof (or (he creditors of sold -deceased fo bring In their claims against MM Estate settfement. Those who ncjjlcct to exhibit Ifwlr claims within sofa time, win be of the national program but on an area basis. Its attention would focus here on such matters as housing, employment and education. debarred a recovery.

All persons Indebted: to sold Estate are requcsjfd to molce GEORGE WOLF, Administrator, c.t.0., Main Street, Brldoeporlv Conn. 40 TAKEN OFF BURNING SHIP 10 Stay Aboard, Try to Save Norwegian Vessel Near Australia ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) --The Norwegian motorship Tomar caught fire off the south Australian coast today and eight passengers and 32 crew members were taken Capl. M. Alusand and JO officers and crewmen remained aboard to try to save the ship. The Dutch fire-fighting tug Swartze-zee arrived al the scene from Portland, Victoria, lo help.

The tug had been stationed at an oil drilling rig at Portland. The passengers and 31 crewmen took to lifeboats on Alu- sand's orders and were picked up by the Australian freighter Rkdon. Another crewman, suffering body burns, was taken off the ship earlier by a fishing boat and was sent to a hospital. An electrical fault that resulted in the explosion of Ihe Tomar's generator was believed to have caused the fire. The To mar was bound for Melbourne and Sydney from Baltic ports with 6,000 tons of general cargo.

U. S. ASKS ISRAEL FOR $3.3 MILLION WASHINGTON (AP) United States has asked the Israeli government to pay $3.3 million to compensate the families of 34 Navy men killed June 8 when Israeli planes and torpedo boats attacked and severly damaged an American naval vessel in the Mediterranean. Israeli jets made six strafing runs over the USS Liberty, followed 20 minutes later by three torpedo boats that fired at least two torpedoes. Soon after the attack Israel expressed regret, declared the incident a mistake and said it was ready to pay reparations.

State Department officials said the money is to compensate for loss of support and "emotional anguish." They said they are proceeding with work on other claims including damage to the ship and the cost of medical treatment of the injured. SOLON CHARGES M16 TEST RIGGING WASHINGTON (AP) Defense Deparlment has been nccused ot rigging tests of the MIC rifle to justify decisions making it the weapon used by all fighting men in Vietnam. Rep. Paul Findley, in an 800-word telegram lo Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara termed worthless rifle tests to begin Jan.

10 in Panama in response to a House subcommittee request. He said the tests ore to be conducted by the Institute for Defense Analysis and the Marine Corps agencies which he said have already prejudged the MIS as reliable. Findley said he will urge legislation to establish an independent weapons testing program under the General Accounting Office. A. KIERNAN SUCCUMBS AT 60 Stratford Man Was Vice President at City Trust Company Mrs.

Sperandino Ardulnl Services for Mrs. Elvira Gilli Arduini, 12, of 135 Ash street, widow of Sperandino Arduini, who died Wednesday, took place today in St. Peter's church with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial was in Mountain Grove cemetery. Mrs.

Harris Beckerman Services for Mrs. Kay Beckerman, 82, of Riders lane, FairfieJd, widow of Harris Beckerman, who died Thursday in St. Vincent's hospital, will take place tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. in the Park West Memorial chapel, 75th street and Columbus avenue, New York city, with Rabbi Samuel Schwartz ol Temple Beth Israel, Norwalk, officiating. Burial will be in Rochelle Park, N.J.

THOMAS A. KIERNAN Thomas A. Kiernan, 60, of 487 Woodlawn avenue, Stratford, vice president and trust officer of (he City Trust company, died today in Bridgeport hospital. Services will take place Monday at 8:15 a. m.

in the Stratford funeral home of Dennis and D'Arcy, 2611 Main street, and at o'clock in St. James church, Stratford, with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Born in Bridgeport, Mr.

Kitr- a attended Butler i school and took special courses at the New York university's Institute of Federal Taxation and the University of Connecticut. He joined City Trust in 1925, and was named office manager of the trust department in 1945. He was elected a trust officer in I960, and an assistant vice president in 1963. Mr. Kiernan was a past president of the Bridgeport chapter, American Institute of Banking, and an instructor at the institute, where he taught courses in trust department services.

He was a member of the Trust Administration and Development subcommittee of the Connecticut Bankers association. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Felicia Burnett Kiernan; two sons, Terence of Hartford, and Jeffrey of Stratford; a daughter, Celeste of Stratford, and a sister, Miss M. Eleanor Kiernan of Stratford. John B.

Cerra John B. Corra; 87, of 85 Barn Hill road, Fairfield, died Friday in St. Vincent's hospital. Services will take place Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the Carmen Parise funeral home, 89 Far View street, Carbondale, and at 9:30 o'clock in Our Lady of Ml.

Carmel church, Carbondale, with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in Mt. Carmel cemetery. Born in Calabria, Italy, Mr. Cerra resided in Carbondale 50 years prior to moving to Fairfield in 1955.

Survivors arc four sons, Frank jnd Bernard Cerra, both of Bridgeport, Carmen Monroe and Fiore Cerra of Fairfield; three daughters, Mrs. Angelo Bonacci and Mrs. Anthony Molinaro, both of Bridgeport, and Mrs. Ralph Esposito of Bristol; 21 grandchildren; 32 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Miss Elizabeth Coughlin Services for Miss Elizabeth C.

Coughlin, of Ryder lane, Stratford, who died Thursday, took place today in St. Mark's church with a solemn high requiem Mass, Burial was in St. Michael's cemetery. TERM SUSPENDED IN RIFLE THREAT NEW HAVEN (AP)-A New Haven man who brandished ririe for two hours during a confrontation with police last summer was given a suspended jail sentence Friday on a conviction for simple assault. Only one shot was fired last July 7 as some 50 police sur rounded the home where Stuart Wright, 31, shouted Ihreats at the officers.

State's Atty. George R. Tiernan told the court that Ihe repeated gunfire-like sounds from inside the house were the report of firecrackers. One shot came when Wright was leaving the house and he pulled the rifle's trigger ac- cidently when blinded by tear gas, Tiernan said. Superior Court Judge Raymond Devlin sentenced Wright to a suspended one-year jail term, and two years probation.

Wright's attorney. Public Defender Anthony DeMayo, told the court that his client's outburst was triggered by family difficulties which have since been cleared up. RED INTELLECTUALS FACE SOVIET COURT MOSCOW (AP) A Soviet court will begin to try four young Russian intellectuals Monday on charges of anti-Soviet propaganda. still was not known whether the trial would be open to the public. Petitions for an open Trial have been sent to authorities by Pavel M.

Litvinow, a grandson of a former Soviet Foreign Minister, and by more than 100 oth er Soviet intellectuals. Two defendants Alexander Ginsburg, 31, and Yuri Galan- skov, 28--are expected to be charged with making a record of the trial two years ago of satirists Andrei D. Sinyavsky and Yuli M. Daniel. Those two writers were convicted of anti-Soviet propaganda in a trial closed to Westerners.

The other defendants in Ihe current case are poet Alexei Dobrovolsky. 29, and Vera Lash- kova, 21. Sources said Miss I-ashkova's involvement was limited to typing for the others. The trial is expected to last one week, with 35 witnesses beinc called. JULES BASEVANT DIES A SAONE, France (AP) Jules Basevant, 00, former president of the International Court of Justice at The Hague, died today at his home in the village of Anost.

OBITUARIES Eflhlmy Demas Services for Efthimy Demas, 81, of 1302 State street, a retired restaurant owner, who died Thursday in West Haven Veterans' hospital, will take place Monday at 12:15 p.m. in the funeral residence of Frank Polke and Son, 1546 Fairfietd avenue, and at 1 o'clock in Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox church with the Rev. William Kehayes, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Lakeview cemetery, Mr. Demas, a native ol Alba nia and a resident here 61 years, operated the Demas restaurant on State street until two years ago when he retired.

An Army veteran of World War he was a life member of Harry W. Congdon post American Legion. He was a member of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox church. He began his business career in 1907 as a candy maker before entering the U.S. A and later helped organize the Crown Groceries and United Food Stores in Bridgeport and Fairfield.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Virginia Polena Demas; two sons, William, of Bridgeport and Dr. Peter Demas, of Old Saybrook; a daughter, Mrs. Louis Prifti, of Arlington, seven grandchildren, three nephews and two nieces. Mrs.

Barbara Demovich Mrs. Barbara Demovich, 85, of 1453 Pembroke street, died today in Bridgeport hospital where she was admitted Jan. 5 as a medical patient. William H. Garfieid, Sr.

Services for William Garfield, 76, of 325 Cut Spring road, Stratford, who died Wednesday, took place today in St. Mark's church, Stratford, with a requiem Mass. Burial was in Mountain Grove cemetery. Mrs. Joseph Giordonclla Mrs.

Rose Signora Giordonella, 81, wife of Joseph Giordonella, of 399 Lexington avenue, died Friday in St. Vincent's hospital. Services will take place Monday at 8 a.m. in the Parcnte- Lauro funeral home, 559 Washington avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. Raphael's church with a requiem Mass.

Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Born in Avella, Italy, Mrs. Giordonella was a Bridgeport area resident 52 years. Survivors, in addition to her husband, are two sons, Joseph Giordonella, and Dominick D'Avanzo, both of Los Angeles; a sister in Italy; five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

Vincent A. Glynr. Private services for Vincent A. Glynn, of 232 Taft street, Stratford, a former manager of the Swift and Company, who died Thursday, will take place at the convenience of the family. Burial will be In St.

Michael's cemetery. The William R. McDonald funeral home, 2591 Main street Stratford is in charge of arrange ments. Henry B. Gould Services for Henry B.

Gou lid, 87, of St. Petersburg, formerly of Fairfield, a former as sociate editor of the Wall Street Journal, who died Wednesday, took place today in the Fairfield funeral home of Wilmot, West and Gouldnig. The Rev. Edward W. W.

Lewis, pastor of the Southport Congregational church, of. delated. Burial was in Oaklawn cemetery. Claude E. Grinige Services for Claude E.

Grinage, of 256 Davenport street, a retired machinist of (he Coulter and McKenzie company, who died Friday, will take place Monday at 10:30 a.m. in the Henry E. Bishop and Son funeral home, 1139 Fairfield avenue. Rev. Clarence Coleridge, rector of St.

Vlark's Episcopal church, will officiate. Burial will he in Park cemetery. Born in Marietta, Mr. Grihage had lived in Bridgeport about 60 years. He was a member of the Retired Men's club of the YMCA.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Sarah Cogswell Grinage; a son, Claude M- Grinage of Stratford; a sister, Mrs. Rosa Selwood of Washington, D. and three grandchildren. Mrs.

Paul Janco, Sr. Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Irene Bejczi Janco, 56, of 54 Pratt street, Fairfield, wife ot Paul Janco, who died Thursday, will take place Monday at 8:15 a.m. in the funeral residence of Frank Polke and Son, 1546 Fairfield avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. Thomas church, Fairfield, with a solemn high requiem Mass.

Burial will be in Lawncroft cemetery. John F. Sedlock Services for John F. Sedlock, 64, of RD 235, Huntington road, Stratford, a retired inspector with the Singer Metrics division, who died Friday, will lake place Monday at 8:15 a.m. in the Rohm and Luchansky funeral home, 2189 Barnum avenue, Stratford, and al 9 o'clock in Holy Name of Jesus church with a requiem Mass.

Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Born in Bridgeport, Mr. Sedlock was a life-long resident of this area. He was employed with Singer Metrics 23 years before retiring two years ago.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Vcra Tomasco Sedlock; a son, Edward T. Sedlock of Stratford; three brothers, George and Charles Sedlock, both of Stratford, and Cyril Sedlock of Devon; a sister, Mrs. Helen Miller of Oak Ridge, and several nieces and nephews. Mrs.

Edward C. Kllborn Private services for Mrs. Rose Kilborn, 72, of 426 Mill Hill avenue, widow of Edward C. Kilborn, who died Wednesday, took place today in the Dennis and D'Arcy funeral home. Burial was private.

Clarence McCormack Clarence McCormack, 61, of 75 Alanson road, died today in Bridgeport hospital where he was admitted Tuesday as a medical patient. The Dennis and D'Arcy funeral home, 1046 Fairfield avenue, is in charge of arrangements. Harold Silvernail, Sr. Services for Harold Silvernail, 67, of Waldemere avenue, who died Friday, will take place Monday at 10 a.m. in Ihe Gannon and O'Connor funeral home, 515 Washington avenue.

Tjhe Rev. Frederick J. Allsup, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, will officiate. Burial will he in Lakeview cemetery. Born in Hudson, N.Y., Mr.

Silvernail was a resident of Bridgeport 25 years. He was employed as a caretaker at Seaside park before retiring in 1967. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Hanna Babcock Silvernait; a son, Harold Silvernail, of Bridgeport; a daughter. Mrs.

Charles King of Monroe, N.Y.; a brother, Henry Silvernail of Brookfield, and three grandchildren. George Meyer Services for George Meyer, 69, of 497 Park avenue, who died Tuesday, took place today in the Polke funeral home. The Rev. Carl H. Currie, pastor of the Brooklawn Seventh Day Adventist church, officiated.

Burial was in Park cemetery. Peter Mulloy Services for Peter Mulloy, 74, of 45 Mona terrace, Fairfield, who died Friday in Park City hospital, will take place Monday at 9:30 a.m. in the Shaughnessey Brothers funeral home, 50 Reef road, Fairfield, and at 10 o'clock in St. Thomas church, Fairfield, with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in Thomas cemetery.

Born in County Mayo, Ireland, Mr. Mulloy had resided in Fairfield lor the past year and a half. He was a member the Knights of Columbus. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Susan Mulloy, and a brother in Ireland.

Edward C. Ockels Services for Edward C. Ockels, 64, of 71 Rosalie drive, who died Tuesday, took place today in the Bishop funeral home with the Rev. Howard Orr, of the Olivet Congregational church, officiating. Burial was in Park cemetery.

Mrs. William G. Plumb Services for Mrs. Gennie Bishop Plumb, 87, of 73 Horace street, Stratford, widow of William G. Plumb, who died Friday, will take place Monday at 11 a.m.

in the Stratford funeral home of Dennis and D'Arcy 2611 Main street. The Rev. Charles Schank, pastor of the Newfield Methodist church, will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeview cemetery. Born in Sharon, Mrs.

Plumb lived in Stratford 13 years. She was a member of the Newfield Methodist church. Survivors are two sons, William H. Plumb of Manlica, and Robert B. Plumb of Bridgeport; a daughter, Miss Hazel Plumb of Stratford, two grandchildren and two nieces.

John J. Santo, Sr, Services for John J. Santo, of 1651 Central avenue, who died Wednesday, took place today in the Faford-Nutting funeral home, Torrington. Burial was private. Henry Schneider Services for Henry Schneider, 69, of 267 Roselle street, who died Friday, will take place Monday at 2 p.m.

in the Lesko funeral home, 1390 Fairfield avenue. The Rev. Harold Smith, pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ, wilt officiate. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. Born in Germany, Mr.

Schneider was a resident here 41 years. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lina Nicklas Schneider; two sons, Frederick H. of San Francisco, and Eric C. Schneider of New York city; a brother, Daniel Schneider; a sister, Mrs.

Maria Eckstein, both of Stuttgart, Germany; a granddaughter and several nieces and nephews. Fred H. Schward Services for Fred H. Schwartz, 91, of 333 Ocean place, who died Thursday, took plsce today in the funeral home with the Rev. Albert W.

Sheckells, pastor of the First Baptist church, officiating. Burial was in Stepney cemetery. Harold S. Holt MILFORD--Harold S. Hot 65, of SO Alwater street, died Friday Milford hospital.

Services will lake place Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. in the Cody- White funeral home, 107 Broad street, and at o'clock in St. Ag- John R. Smith Services for John R. Smith, 61, of 128 Sands place, Stratford, who died Wednesday, look place today in the Dennis and D'Arcy funeral home with the Rev.

Gary W. Miller, pastor of the Kings Highway Baptist church, officiating. Burial was in Mountain Grove cemetery. Mrs. Bela Weintraub Services for Mrs.

Terez Konig Weintraub, 80, of 343 Lockwood road, Fairfield, widow of Bela Weintraub, who died yesterday in Park City hospital, will take place tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the A. Green funeral home, 27 Grand street, with Rabbi Victor Solomon, of Congregational Aha- valh Achim, and Rabbi J. M. Jacobovitz officiating.

Burial will be in the Ahavath Achim cemetery, Fairfield. George Wanta Services for George Wanta, 57, of 325 North Bishop avenue, who died Thursday, took place today in the Pistey funeral home. The Rev. John C. Chalupa officiated.

Burial was in Lakeview cemetery. Bearers were Albert William Fay, Frank Siesico, Anthony D'Agostino, Joseph Marchall and Andrew Kolesar. John F. Hoffman ANSONIA Services for John Frederick Hoffman, 68, of 21 State street, who died Thursday while visiting friends here, will take place Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Wyatt Jensen funeral home, 52 Slate street.

Burial will be in Pine Grove cemetery. Eugene H. Horch DANBURY Services for Eugene Henry Horch, S3, of 3 Prospect street, a retired hat executive, who died Wednesday, will take place Monday at 8:15 a.m. in the Cornelius Delury Memorial, 111 Main street, and at 9 o'clock in St. Peter's church, with a solemn high requiem Mass.

Burial will be in St. Peter's cemetery. Mrs. John J. Hauscr MIAMI, Fla.

Services for Mrs. Mary Hauser, 83, of South Miami, formerly of Fairfield, and wife of John J. Hauser, xvho died here Friday will take place here. Survivors, in addition lo her husband, are two sons. John G.

Hauser of Tiverton, R.I., and David Hauser of Washington, D.C.; a daughter, Mrs. Marie Stowe of Miami; 11 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren Mrs. Winfkld S. Chapman MILFORD Services for Mrs. Anne Sykes Chupman, 88, of 182 Hillside avenue, widow of i field S.

Chapman, who died Thursday, will take place Monday at 8:30 a.m. in the Cody White funeral home, 107 Broad street, and at 9 o'clock in St. Agnes church with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery, Bridgeport. Damiano I-'lno MILFORD--Services for Damiano Fino, 75, of 5 Ridge street, who died Wednesday, took place today in St.

Ann's church, Devon, with prayers of absolution. Burial was in St. Michael's cemetery, Stratford. A requiem Mass will be offered Monday at 9 a. m.

in the church. Prayers of absolution were read by the Rev. Edward J. Burns, who also read the committal. Bearers, all grandsons, were John and Thomas Zions, Anthony and Noel Fino, Jack Scippa and Paul L'uglione.

Frank Fretse MILFORD--Frank Frecse, 81 of Milford Heights nursing home, died this morning in Bridgeport lospilal where he was admitted Dec. 15 as a surgical patient. nes church with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.

Born in New Haven, Mr. Hott resided in Milford 24 years. He was a retired clerical worker of ihe Charles Bruning company. SERVICES MONDAY FOR MRS. QUINN TRUMBULL Services for Mrs.

Kathryn O'Neill Quinn, 83, of St. Joseph's Manor, widow of Bernard Quinn and mother of Dr. Katherine Quinn Nolan of Stratford, who died Friday in SI. Vincent's hospital, will take place Monday at 9:30 a.m. in the Robert E.

Hennessy funeral home, 2936 Main street, Bridgeport, and at 10 o'clock in St. Patrick's church, Bridgeport, with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery, Stratford. Born in Conshohockcn, Mrs.

Quinn had resided here the past 30 years. Survivors, in addition to her daughter, are a sister, Sister Mary Felicilas of the Sisters of Mercy, Grass Valley, Survivors arc his wife, Frances Pulaski Holt; a son, a nephew. Patrolman Daniel T. Holt of the New Haven Police department; a daughter, Mrs. Raymond Szyja of Milford; and dren.

five grandchil- WOMAN DIES AT 103 IN SHARON HOSPITAL DEATH NOTICES '7 RN h1s C11 Thamoj A. Kiernan, hujband of Felicia 1 Woodier, SIroUwrJ. Funeral wilt be held on Monday i e.m' fXm rd home Dennis ond O'Arcv, 2611 Moln and al a.m. Irom Sf. Jomes church with a requiem Mass.

Interment In SI Ml. clwers cemetery. Friends may i Swidov, 3-5 ond 7-v a.m. In li-u cpntrlbulloni may be mode lo Ihe American Center Fund. McCORMACK-- In Ihl! clly Jor, 6 mj McC "I aeporl.

Friends Road, i Friends Invited to attend Ihe funeral on Tuesday ot 8:15 a.m oMhe Bridgeport funeral nW of Dennis A O'Arcy at Faffllefd Avenue, and 9 a.m. ot the a tt y3 SSi MCDONALD-- --iicicry. i-nenas rtloy coll Saturday evening ond all day Sunday Arrangements by Robert Hennessy Mrs. John W. Thompson MILFORD--Services for Mrs.

Annie Lofthouse Thompson, 75, of 1 Clayton street, Devon, widow of John W. Thompson, who died Wednesday, took place to- A A Minnie l.c-; NiON ln Roy Wheeler, who was horn dur- Routine pi ing the Civil a died Thursday $,.. on at Sharon hospital. She was IfjV years old. er James F.

Morion. years old. i troops the com-, Je day in the Dennis and D'Arcy mand of Gen. U. S.

Grant i a a home, Stratford. The Rev. just bcRun Ihe siege of Peters-! John Carlson, pastor of the Bethany Christian Alliance church, Stratford, officiated. Burial was Lakeview port. cemetery, Bridge- burg, when Minnie was bnrn a( Bangall, 3d, 1864.

LcRoy nn S'' "1' Her late husband, i i a B. Wheeler, was a carriage designer. Peter Trcml, Sr. During her later years, Mrs. MILFORD-Peter Treml devoted much of I.

of 156 Bryan Hill road' died lilTie lo sewing projects for ihc riday in Milford blind. Cremation will take place at! she is survived by two oaup.lv the convenience of the family. i' Miss JMrt'e Wheeler and Born in Austria-Hungary Dnrotli Fowler, both ol In Lok Dcnnli 8, 0'A MlT Solurifoy, 7-. Si.ntfo/ J-5 7 9 QUINN-ln this city, January 5. Treml resided in Milford 18 years.

He was a retired electrician of the Dresser Industries. Stratford, where he was employed 30 years. He was a member of the Quarter Century club of the former Manning, Maxwell and Moore company which was purchased by Dresser Industries. Survivors arc his wife, Mrs. Gertrude Bervanger Treml; a son, Peter Tremml, of Devon; two daughters, Miss Julie Tremml of Bridgeport and Mrs.

Edward V. Simpson of Milford; and four grandchildren; Frank C. Dodd NEW CANAAN Memorial services for Frank C. Dodd. 92, of Wahackme road, mer a i a of the hoard of Dodd.

Mead and company, and grandson of Moses W. Dodd founder of the book publishing firm, who died Thursday in his home, will take place Monday at I I a.m. in First Presbyterian church of New Canaan. Mr. Dodd was president in 1S27 and 1928 of the National Association of Book Publishers, the forerunner of the American Book Publishers Council.

He also served on the Code Authority of the Book Publishers division of the National Recovery administration. He gave up the presidency of Dodd. Mead in 1942 but continued to take an active part in the company as chairman. There are no immediate survivors. Salisbury.

A FERNANDES DIES RIO DE A I A -R a Fernandes, twice Brazilian foreign minister and last surviving signer of Treaty ending died today at 90. the Versailles World War 1, Mrs. Van Dcaring Perrine NEW CANAAN-Mrs. Theodora Snow Perrine, 81, of 10S7 Silvermine road, died Thursday night in Norwalk hospital. She is the widow of Van Dearing Perrine.

Memorial services will take place tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the First Presbyterian church i Ihc Rev. Guthrie Speers, minister, officiating. Burial will be at the convenience of the family. Mrs.

Perrine, a native of Batavia, was a former director of music at Ihe Buxton school in Short Hills, N.J., and also nt New Canaan Country school. Survivors are a daughter, Miss Mary Perrine of New Canaan; a son. Theodore Perrine of Rock- villc, a granddaughter and three great-grandchildren. Harry Coombs NORWALK-Harry Coombs, 71. of 39 Van Zant street, died last night at Norwalk hospital where he was admitted Thursday.

DEATH NOTICES SCHWARTZ-ln ifm rity January Fred H. Schwartz of i a Services will he held in the Alb-rr ral home, 1322 Fairfield I Speor on Saturday, Intermenf Jan Conn. Stepney coll Frf- w6 liam J. Bucko, formerly ol Alden SEOLOCK--In Stratford, January 5, Falrfletd. Notice of funei by 1he Lesko luneral home, 1390 Fairfield Ave.

Itils CHv. Jan. 5, 1968, John Cerra, 85 Barnhlll Foirfield, husband ol 1he late Mary S- Mollnoro Cerra; beloved rather of airmen. Bernard and Flore Ccrro, tNAri, Anqclo Bonacci, Mrs- Anthony Mcllnaro and MfJ. Ralph Esooslto.

Funeral services will be helrt kom the Carmen Parise luneral home, 89 F-afulcw Carbondale, on Tuesday, Jan. 9. A Mass of reauiem will be cele- hrnled at Mt. Car me I churtri at 9:30 n.m. trttermenf In Mf.

Carmel ccrne- 1ery. a bontttil Penn. Sedlock. beloved husband ot ornosco SedlocV: of Box 235. rthc funerot Mnncfav a 1 5 funeral Barnum avenue, Stralford, the Holy Home of church requiem Moss at 9 n.rn, inter- 51.

MlchaEl cemetery. Friends rail Saturday, 7-9 p.m.. Surdav. id o.m. SILVERNAIL--ITI ary S.

1969. Hai hand oi Hannal the Carafe A Friends rhis citv, Friday Jnnu- oltl Silwernnil, Sr. Bobcotk SilvemaH ot rtmcnts, Seattle Park, ilcrt to allend Mrs. Dominick Tcrna NORWALK Services for Mrs Louise Palumbo Terna, 27. of Dominick Tcrna, of 15 April lane, who died Wednesday in Nor- watk hospital, will fake place Monday at 8:30 a.m.

in the Collins funeral home, Easl avenue, and at f) o'clock in St Jerome's church i a requiem Mass. Burial will be in Si. John's cemetery. CHAPMAN In Orange, Jon. 4, 1963, Ann SyXes Chapman, mother of Mrs.

Frank Luler, of 18? Hillside MIMord. will he nl the Cody-White Funeral Home. 107 Broad Milford, Monday al 8:30 a wllh, TREML --li a requiem high Mass, al SI. Agnei Churrh al 9 a.m. Interment In Mr.

Grove cernetery, Thftrc will be no coll- ing hours. DEMAS--In West Haven Veferans hospHal January 1968. Eftrilmy Demas, beloved husband of Virginia Polena Demas of Stole Street. Frfends are In- viied 1o attend fhe funeral Iram funeral residence of Frank PalkO San, Falrlleld Avenue, corner ant ark, an Monday ot 17:15 p.m. and al the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, at 1 p.m.

Rev. William Kehayes, pastor. oMIclaHng. Interment In Lakeview cemetery. Friends may coll Saturday 3-S and 7-9 p.m.

and Sunday- 3-9 p.m. In lieu of (lowers, (hose so desiring may make contributions to 1he Holy Trinity I Creek Orthodox Church Building Fend. GIORDONELLA--In Ihts Cllv, Jan. S. 1768, Rose Sfqnora beloved wile of Joseoh GlardcneMa.

of 3W Lex- malort mother of Joseph Gfor- donello Jr. and Dominick D'Avanio. Funcrol will take place on Monday morning al 8 o'clock tlie Parente- Lauro Funeral home, 559 WoshlnotOD ond at 9 o'clock from St. Rn- Dhael'j church Moss of requiem. In ferment In SI.

AAlchael's ccmclery. Frlefids may coll Saturday. 7-9 and Sunday, J-5 and 7-9 p.m. GRIMACE-- In this ctly, January 5, 1968 Claude E. Grinage, husband of Sarah Cogswell Grinage of 256 Oavenpart slreef.

Services will be held at fhe funerol home of Henry E. Bishop A Son, 11.IP FnirffeJd a venue on Monday at a.m. Interment in Park CMy cemetery, Frlenrfs may coll Sunday 7-4 and 7-9 HOFFMAN-- In Arssoafa Jan. 4. 1948.

John Frederick Hoffman of 71 Stale Street, Anjonlo. Funeral services win be held on Sunday al o'clock at the Wyalt- Jensen funeral home, Slote Sfree), Ansanla. Interment Pine cem- Ansonlo, at convenience of Ihe family. Friends may call Salurday 7-9 the Gannon 8, O'Con 515 Washington avenu- orning 10 n'tlnck I nicn Lakeview cemetery. Fri may coll Saturday from 7 1a 9 Sundoy from 3 to 5 ond 7 1o 9 nrro) ho Monday fu- Milford Jon, 5.

age 83, brlaved husband of Gertrude Bcrvanger Trcml of 156 Brvnn Hill Rocid, Mllford. Friends may call Qt the Gregory F. Doyle funeral homr, Bridgeport Devon on Sunday from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Cremation will lake place ot tne convenience of the ramify. In ffcu of (lowers, donations may be mode fo the Denver Hoipltai for Resplfory Diseases, WEINTRAUB-ln this city Jon 5 196)1 yj el tmilb of 343 Lockwood Road', FalMield.

Funeral services will be held of the A. Green funeral home, 9J7 Grand Street, on Sunday at 11 o.m. fnferment In Ahavas Achlrn cemetery, HOTT--Suddenly- In AMIIord, Jai 19- 5, Hott- beloved busbood ot Frances Pulaski Hotl. of 60 Atwater Cody-White funeral Miltord, on Tuesday al 6:30 solemn hlah Mass of requie Aqnes church at 9 a.m. Inlcr 5t.

Mary's cemetery. Friends Sunday, 7-9 p.m.; Monday. 2-5 107 Broad at $1, cnt in ay call and 7-9 -lohn Charles Hughes SHELTON Services for John Charles Hughes, 59, of 15 Beacon Hill terrace, i an inspector for Ihe Sikorsky A i a corporation, who died Thursday, will take place Monday at 8:15 a.m. in the James T. Toohcy funeral home, f)2 Howe avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St, Lawrence church with a solemn high requiem Mass.

Burial will he in St. Lawrence cemetery. West Haven. Sister Mary Thconilla WILTON Services for Sister Mary Thoonilla McDonald, 84, of the Mother House of the School of Sisters of Notre Dame, who died yesterday in the convent, will take place Monday at 9:30 a.m. in the convent's chapel with a requiem Mass.

Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery, Stratford. and Uoral HUGHES-- In Bridgeport Jan. i. 1943, John Charfes Hughes of 15 Brecon Hill Terrace, Huntinglon.

Funeral services Monday at a.m. from the James T. TuaTiey Funeral Home, 92 Howe Shelton, crrt ot 9 o.m of St Lowrence Church, Hun ting ton, tor a requiem high Mass. Interment In St, Lawrence cemetery. New Haven.

Frtendi may coll Saturday from 3-5 and 7-? p.m. ond Sunday 3-S and 7-v p.m. JANCO-- this City, Jan. J. Ellin- be1h Irene Bejcil Jonco, beloved wile ol Paul Janto Sr, of 54 Proit FalrHeld.

Frlendi are invited to ollcnd trie funerol from the funerol residence of Frank Polke and Son, I54A Fafrlleld corner of Hancock on Monday 8: (i o.m. and at SI. Thomas Church where a requiem Mass will be nt a.m. Interment In Lowncroft cenietery. Friends may colt Saturday ond Sunday from 3-5 ond Recitation of Ihe Rosary Sunday at ji p.m.

tn loving Albert Petillt, ary Ath. 1962. Tceosured Ihi Often hrina IN MEMO RI AM, Sodiy and missed uanti of one 10 silent (car, rs oo iwiflly hy. by his wile. Fil IN MEMORIAL In sail and lowlnq memory cf our dearly beloved husbond ond foln-r, Cborlej Blydcnburg, who passed away January No one fcnows much we miss YOU, Nj one knows 1rie bltler pain.

We fiave since we losf you. been the same, youv memory lingers. Sweetly, tender, fond ond tn There is not dny, dear one. Thai we do not think of you. Lovinqly remembered by Ms wife, OHve, son Charles, and IN AflEMORIAM There will he a 1st anniversary Mass for Mlclwl Dly on Sunday, a.m.

In St. Stephen's church. Trumbull. CARD OF wish 1i Ihe kind THANKS our appreclalion sympathy la us of our deorlv lolher qrondfofher. Alexander lo ihank "he tic eri, nnd oil donors of iral bouQ'jets.

The Bereaved Fum To Insure correct Insertion, Memory nnd ihaulri be tuhmitted fn writ- Ing 24 advance el publication date. Mail 410 State Bridgeport. Conn. 0 6 6 0 2 CARD OF THANKS press our cporecio for Ihe kind sympathy excreted 1o us in Ihe loss of our dearly beloved molher ond orandmother. Alice Belu Thr Bereaved Fnnnlv CARD OF THANKS TlKiriMntf nnr (nr Ilir rimtriliiiliiins 1.1 Ilir llr.irl Kmul mill Irihuir; iwitl my llushantl, U'illmm U'.

U'illiauu. CMherinc G. William, and Family neucr lo early to think of sending The Bridgeport Florist Association.