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rf FIFTY-FOUR THE BRIDGEPORT POST, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 19M. DEATH NOTICES -j thii City. 7, VtnctRM Aoulora. ri rwood of Vert! A cantor beloved father JOMBh.Acwdor*. Mrs.

Via- Mri. Gran Ci.hJ. MJI. Olorit Chofika Mri. KlMr DtlBene.

JftiMdi are Invited to a Heed Ihe fufwrtl from the MMral Home. 4t9 Wa.hiniton Thursday. Feb. 10. at a.m., It JUphael'j Oiutrh at 9 a.m., wilh a solemn hUh Mass of requiem.

InUmwn. in SL Michael's Ctmetcty. Buy call on Tuesday from 7-9 P.m. and WttUttidiy 3-5 and 7-9 ACQOIKO--Suddenly In Wfitporl, Teb. 6 1966, Fitderirt J.

Acquino. husband of Hefea Duffy Acquino of 19 vilti Rd. Fritndt are invited to kilend from Charlei H. JLewli 210 port, on Friday, Feb, 11, At 8:30 a.m. and at the Church ol the Assumption it 9 a.m.

with a h.fh Mass ol requiem, interment in Assumption Cemetery, Highway. Friend? may call Wednesday Irom 7-9 p.m. and Thursday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. CWJJ-VS--In thii city Feb. 1966.

Frank D. Ooillm, beloved husband ol Welstine Collins of 23 Calhoun Trumbull. Funeral sen-ires will lake place Thursday at 9:15 Irom the Cvril F. Mullins Trumbull funeral home. 399 Plaint at exit 50, Mernlt a a and 10 a.m.

rrorr St. Teresa 1 church with solemn hiah HISS ot requiem, Interment in SI. Michael's cemetery. Friends may cull Wednesday from 3-5 and P.m. Fleatt omit flowers.

in this city Feb. 1966. W1U liowner, beloved husband ol Harlha Downer 531 fay ell street. ArrfcBiemcnli to be announced Jamei F. Morion funeral home.

F.F.DAK--In this Cily, Feb. 8. 1 Mariarct Fedalc of 273 Eail Main widow ol Paul Fedak. Funera cerylcei will be held from the Sis Cyri! and Methodius Church at 10 a.m Friends are invited lo attend the la aerml from the Ptn.lt Home Tt.9) Central Ave. Friday 9:15 A.m.

Interment in St. Michael's Cetn rs', Blra Iford. Friends tnay ra Wednesday from 7-10 p.m. and Thurs day 2-5 ando p.m. CAY Into rest in Slratlord.

Conn. Feb. 9, 1966, Thea dore Gay ol 112 Van Rensselaer street, Stratford. Arrangements lo be announced by the I-arson funeral home, 2476 Nortb avenue. this city Feb.

1966 Coaster Gilberl. widow of Wil liun Gilbert irf 156? ord Ave. Priv ale fun era service M-H1 held al the cxmvenience ol the family on Thuriday at the funeral residence of Frank Polke Son. It IE regvested that there i no OB! line houn. in MUford.

Feb. I 1966. Gilbert C. Graham, beloved hu band of Elliabeth Mangan flrahan of Chaucer Court, Woodmont. Fu neral xervloei will be held at Ihi funeral home George smith anii Son, US Broad Ml) ford, on Thurs tay, Ftb.

10 at 11 a.m. I lr Kl. Mary i cemetery. MiHord. may call Wednesday Ironi 3-5 and 7-? p.m.

(HJDJjKMKTTE--In thii city. Monday. Feb. 7, 1966. Frank H.

GulUemette hUEbud of Kennedy Ouille- mette of 60 Stonehouse road, Trumbull. Frleadi may attend the Junera from the Long Hill funeral home ol Multlni and Redgate, Main street anc Gorham place fsouth ol the a a on Thursday, Feb. 10, 1966 at ft.m. and In St. Teresa's church at 9 a.m.

Interment in St. Michael's cemetery. Friesdi may call on 1 rom 2-5 and 7-1D p.m. Legion ot llary whl recLla the legion prayer Wednesday evening before and after the rotary at 8 p.m. U.VT--In this city, Feb.

7, 19 66. Howard J. Hunt husband oC Russell ol Ridge Ave. father of Howard J. Hunt Jr.

and cousin of Miss Frances Skelly. Friends may attend fcneral from the Mineral Twldence oE Mullins and Resale, 1297 Park Ave. on Thursday, Feb. 10, 1966 ml a.m. and In St.

ieorfie'i church at 9 a.m. with requiem high Interment In SI. Michael's Friends may rail Tuesday front 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday from to and 7 to 10 p.m. lABKALVCHE Suddenly In this city, Monday, Feb.

7th, 1966. Fred (Sylvlo) husband ol the late Ethel RelH UtBnmche ol 235 William formerly of Whitney Invited to attend Ihe funeral at the Gannon and O'Connor funeral home, 515 Washinrton on Thursdaj morning at 6:30, and at Charles R.C, church at 9 o'clock where a funeral will be celebrated. menE in'Highland Memorial Park cemetery, Johnslon, R. Friends may cmU Wednesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. larMRNAMF.V In thii City, Feb.

8 1966, C. McMenamey. huiband ol Helen McMenamey. of 2395 lladison KTtendi are invited to attend the luneral from the Robert B. Hen nesy Funeral Home.

2996 Main St. Friday. Feb. 11. at 8:30 and at church at 9 A.m.

wllh a solemn reorient MIIE. Interment in SU MScha el's Cemetery. Friend ay call Wednesday Irom 7-10 p.m. Thursday 2-10 D.I ol funeral home, ftl EXCCI--In hi cily Feb. 7.

1966 Mrs. Helen Mencel, beloved wile John J. Mencel of 389 Kent avenue Friends are invited to attend Ihi neral Irom the PanIV funeral Central avenue Thursday at 9:15 a.m. and St. Cyril a 'Methodlu R.

C. Church at 10 a.m. Jntetmen in St. John'r- cemelery. Strut lord Friends may Tuesday 7 to 1Q p.m Wednesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m JIORRlSSTTTTIi--In thii cily Feh.

9lh 1966. Dowthy H. Mtrriietle, a of Ur. and Mrs. Frederick J.

Soule be announced by the A.G. Baker fu neral home, 1S8B Stratford avenue. this Cily, Feb. 7, 1966 Mary ELmon Falling, widow of Atex ander Pallanr. pf 102 Ienver Ave Friendt are Invited to attend (h funeral from the Funeral Residence Frank Polke and Son, 1546 Falrllet corner Hancock on Thun a at lo a.m..

Rev. Dr. Stepht Bejcemer. Pastor ol the United Churr c( Christ officiating. Interment Mountain Grove Cemelery.

Frlenrt may call Tuetiay from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday 3-5 and p.ra. i Norwallr Hospital. Feb. 4 1966, Mark Bamet Peck, of C3 Re Coa I Westoort riva te June ra aervices will be held In the Fab Funeral Home.

215 W. State S1 Weslport. Interment private. Frienr may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. MA S3 NOTICE There will be a icoond anni versa requiem blah a (or Mrs.

EILmbe R. (Sullivan) Mclxwghlin 7 a.m faturdar, Feh. 12, at St. Teresa Church. Long i IN MEMOR1AM In memory of John Schlrirhi fFIoriil-Nurseryman) who died Februa 9, 1959.

Remembered IN MZHORIAM tovjne memory ol William Maso iho away 27 ears ago, Feb, Like a ship that's its mnorinti, And stts bravely out in sea, some one dear has sailed away, In cairn But there's promise of a greater joy Than earth could have in store For God hai a a richer i Beyond the unseen shorr. "fiweel in our Memory" Sadly missed by i and djuishle IN MEMORIAM Thnj In in loving remembrance ot Sancha Reh Booth tiiii on Mrttidaj today. J'eb. 9. May our Lord grajit her a Hippr birthday Do-Do.

Sadly missed by all her brothers OBITUARIES E. Acuiora Servicet for Viaccnzo ra, 66, of 1M a who i a will i place too ow at 8 i ohards Spa- ccino funeral xnt, 499 Wash- gton avenue, nd at 9 o'clock St. Raphael's urch i a v. c. lemn high requiem Mass.

Bur- 1 will be in St. Michael's ceme- Wasyl Services for Wasyl Bylo, 73. ol Lincoln street, Trumbull, who ed Sunday, took place in St. hn the Baptist Carpalho-Rusan Orthodox Greek Catholic furch with the Rev, John Mar- ivich officiating. Burial was ii John's cemetery, Stratford.

The John Markovich was elebrant the Mass and read committal prayers. Bearers were Joseph Vanyard, i chard Aniolowski, Robert Pav- Edward Ciesielki, John Sarano and Michael Riganese. Martla A. Servicei for Martin A. Heanue, 92, of 1006 Norman street, past preiident of the Motion Picture Owners Association of America, who died Saturday, took place today in SI.

Augustine's cathedral with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial was in St. Michael's I cemetery. Howard J. Hunt, Sr.

Services for Howard J. Hunt, of 14 Ridge avenue, who died onday, will take place tomor- at 8:30 a.m. in the Mullins Redgale funeral home, 1297 rk avenue, and at 9 o'clock in George's church with sol- high requiem Mass. Burial II be in St. Michael's cemetery.

Frank D. Collins Services for Frank D. Collins, of 23 Calhoun avenue, who ed yesterday, will take place morrow at 9:15 a in the rumbull funeral home ot Cy- I F. Mullins, 399 White Plains oad, and at 10 o'clock in St. eresa's church with a solemn gh requiem Mass.

Burial will in St. Michael's cemetery. Mr. Collins resided in Bridge- ort most of his life and was retired dealer employed by le Fuller Brush company. He as a member of St.

Teresa's oly Name society and ridgeport Council of Catholic "en. Survivors are his wife, Mrs gnes Wetstine Collins, a wo nieces. Mrs. William B. Gilbert Private services will take place morrow for Mrs.

Ella Gilbert, of 1562 Stratford avenue, who ed Monday in Park City hos tal, where she was being treat for injuries received in a fall her home. She was the widow of William rewer Gilbert. They will be conducted in the rank Polke and Son funeral sidence, 1546 Fairfield avenue, urial will be in Mountain Grove emelery. Survivors are a daughter. Mrs.

ina L. Ide of Bridgeport: andchild; four great-grandchil ren and a niece. Frank H. Guillemette Services for Frank H. Guille- ette, 57, of 60 Stonehouse Trumbull, a sales promo- on man tor the Dewhirst Dairy, who died Tuesday, will be onducted tomorrow at 8:30 a.m the Mullins and Redgate fune- al home, Main street and Goram place, and at 9 o'clock in SI eresa's church with a solemn gh requiem Mass.

Burial wil Je in St. Michael's cemetery ratford. DEATH NOTICES KKAK Aurora. Feb. 8.

1966. Sltphen J. PckRr, former ly or 1481 Pembroke slreel, aie 6B Complete arrftnvemenEE lo be announce! by Chirtea T. Plley and soni. F.RRV--In Falrfleld, Conn.

Feb. 7, mi Hoyt o. Perry of 1110 Harbor Road Soutbporl. beloved husband ol Charloll (Nee Riker), devoted father nf Hoy o. Pprry Jr.

and Mn. Rufus Barringer survived by a. stcler Mist VirElnli B. Perry and i erandchilrden, his 73rd year. Services will be held a Trinity Episcopal church.

Southporl Thursday, Feb. 10 at 11130 a.m. Ir terment at Oafclawn cemetery. Fall field. -There will be no railing hour! San Francisco.

California papers pleas copy. Arrangement! by Henry E. BLsho and Son. R1CF--In thii city. 7, 1966, C.

Price of 732 St. Nicholas Ave Kew York City: beloved sister of Mri Thomaslna Brown, and Mrs. EveLy sykei: ffrand niece ot Mrs. Iren llartnell. Funeral services will be held Thursday, Feb.

10 at 10 a.m. i Klnirdom HaLL of Jehovah's Witnesses Trumnull i 745 Main SL, Tnim bull. Conn. Friends may call at th Louli A. AbrloEa and Son Funera Home.

476 Washington Ave. In torment in Park Cemetery- Friend may call on Tuesday from 6-9 rt.m and Wednesday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. HOfiOWSKl--tn Fairlield, Feb. 7. 194.

John R. RoiroiTikl, beloved husbar of Jjsura Oriel Roiowski ol 5307 Po load, FalTfletd. Frtfnds are I i filfer their respect at the Fairrie funeral home of Charles W. Poualel and Bons, 36 So. Pine Creek roa a i nn Tuesday between 3 p.m.

Funeral services will be held Friday In the Monnewsbi tuner homr and In St. Peter and St. Paul church In Scranlon, penn. Interme in St. Peter and St.

Paul's cemete in Scranton, Penn. VKHGAMrO-- In tliH City. Feb. 7 196 Anthonv J. verialito.

498 Colora Ave. Friends are Invited lo attei the funeral at i Leslco Funer Home, 1390 FatrlTeld Thursrfa Feb. 10. at 6:30 a.m. and al 5 Peter's Church wllh a requiem Ma at 9 a.m.

I in st Mlchae Cemelery. Friends may call fro 7-9 p.m. Tuesday and 3-5 and 7-9 p.m Wednesday. Rosary recitation at p.m Wednesday. rWJJi--In thii city Feb.

5, 1966. Mabel wells of Ojden EL Funei services will be held from Ihe Mi slah Baalist chutch. Arch SI. on nesdav Feb. 9.

at p.m. Rev. Ri ben Williams will officiate. Intcrme In Lakevlew cemetery. Friends a i at the a home cf M.

Donald Isaac 985 Stratford Tuesday 7-9 p.m. more comforting than tcordt The Bridgeport Florist Association William V. Services For William V. Kocs, 64, formerly ot 173 Maple reet, who died Sunday, took see today in Our Lady of ace church with a solemn requiem Mass. Burial was St.

Michael's cemetery. 60 years. Until retiring 23 years ago, she wai a machine operator employed by (he Crown Corset company. Survivors a daughter, Mrs. I.ydia Kabarecz ol Bridgeport; seven grandchildren, 14 great- grandchildren, and four great- jieat-grandchildren.

Joseph T. Romano, Sr. Services for Joseph Thomas Romano, 50, of 699 Connecticut avenue, who died Sunday toot place today in Blessed Sacrament church with a requiem Mass. Burial was in St. Michael's cemetery.

Velajqoez Rodriguez Services took place today for Jose Velasquex Rodriguez, 38, of 494 East Main street, who was wounded fatally Sunday by several bullets, fired in an East Side restaurant. They were conducted in St. Mary's church with a requiem Mass. Burial was in Humacoa, P.R. course, Sr.

and Mrs. Anna Caprani, all of Danbury, Mrs. Oscar ialey and Mrs. Helen Butler, both of Miami, three grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Fred B.

LaBranch Services for Fred B. LaBranch. of 23S William street, who ed Monday, will take place to orrow at 8:30 a.m. in the annon and O'Connor funeral ime, S15 Washington avenue, nd at 9 o'clock in St. Charles urch with requiem Mass.

urial will be in Highland Memol Park cemetery, Johnston, 1. Born in Lewiston, Mr. a Branch resided in Bridgeport years. A U.S. Army veteran World War he was a re- employe of the Lycoming impany.

Surviving are several nieces. John B. Rogowski Services for John B. Rogowski 69, of 2307 Post road, Fairfield, who died Monday in his home, will a place Friday in Hie Monczewski funeral home and in St. Peter and Paul's church, Scranton, Pa.

Burial will be in St. Peter and Paul's cemetery, Scranlon. The Charles W. Dougiello and Sons funeral home, 36 South Pine Creek road, Fairfield, is in charge of local arrangements. Mitt Leah J.

Buckingham M1LFORD Services for Miss Leah Judd Buckingham, 83, of 59 High street, who died Monday took place today in the George J. Smith and Son funeral home, 135 Broad street. The Rev. Edward R. Taft, rector of St.

Pe- Ler's Episcopal church, offi- Mrs. Michael Tullo o( New Haen and Mrs. Douglas Rlchman Menlo Park, a. brother, Acquino of Norwalk; two 'sters, Mrs. Rose Marsico and vliss Mary Acquino of Norwalk, grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

ciated. Burial cemetery. was in Milford Mrs. HaroW Saunder) MILFORD--Services for Mrs. Muriel Sommers Saunders, 55, wife of Harold Saunders, 25 Girard street, who died Saturday, took place loday in the George .1.

Smith and Son funeral home, 135 Broad street. Burial was in St. Agnes cemetery, Branford. Mark B. Peck WESTPORT--Private services or Mark Barnet Peck, 69, of 38 Coat road, founder of the Peck and DeCastro compapy, a national banking consultant firm based in New York cily, will ake place tomorrow in the Fable uneral home, 215 West State street.

Burial will be private. Gilbert C. Graham Mll.FORD --Services for Gil- Georfe E. Leiby Services for George E. Leiby, 39 Jetland street, who died Sat rday, took place yesterday in Ann's church with a re- uiem Mass.

Burial was in St. ichael's cemetery. Celebrant of the Mass was the ev. James Gleason, who also ead the committal. Bearers were Mark Sullivan, ifford Poison, Robert Buskey, arry Lindberg, Henry Gerrity, nd James Rickard Charles A.

Rusnak Services for Charles A. Rusnak, 58, of 265 Halley avenue, Fairfield, who died Sunday, took place today in the Lesko funeral home, 1390 Fairfield avenue, and in St. Emery's church with a solemn high requiem Mass. Bur- 'al was in SI. Michael's cemetery.

The celebrant of the Mass was the Rev. Dennis Szocs; the deacon was the Rev. Andrew Farkas and sub deacon, the Rev. Stephen Horvath. Father Szocs read the committal.

Bearers were Edward Rusnak, Andrew Rusnak, Martin Stewing, Stephen Varga, Stephen Oleyar, Charles Palsa. C. Frank McMenamey Services for C. Frank McMen- mey, 82, of 2395 Madison ave- ue, properitor of the Bpderal uto Body garage, 56 federal reet, who died yesterday in home, will take place Friday a.m. in the Robert E.

ennessy funeral home, 2936 ain street, and at 9 a.m. in atrick's church with a solemn gh requiem Mass. Burial will se in St. Michael's cemetery. Mr.

McMenamey was a life- ng resident of Bridgeport. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. elen M. McMenamey; a daugh- Mrs. Maureen Verrilli, of ridgeport; a brother, William cMenamey of Bridgeport; a sis- Mrs.

Helen Collins of Bridge- mi; a grandson, and several eces and nephews. Mrs. John J. Meneel Services for Mrs. Helen M.

encel, 61, wife of John J. Menel of 389 Kent avenue, who died Monday, will take place tomor- ow at 9:15 a.m. in the Panik neral home, 1491 Central ave- ue, and at 10 o'clock in Sts. yril and Methodius church with solemn high requiem Mass. urial will be in St.

John's ceme- ery. bert C. Graham, 48, of 17 Chaucer court, Woodmont, who dier Tuesday in Milford hospital, will take place Thursday at a.m. in the George J. Smilh and Son a home, 135 Broad street Burial will be in St, Mary's cemetery.

Mr. Graham, a lifelong Milford resident, was an Army veteran of World War IT and was pasl commander of the Veterans of Foreign War post 7788 in Devon He was employed as a mainten ance man by the Gulf Oil com pany, New Haven. Survivors are his wife, Mrs Elizabeth M. Mangan Graham; four daughters, Miss Nancy, Pat ricia, Laurie and Mary Beth Gra ham of Milford; two brothers Gordon Graham of Stratford and Wilson Graham of Milford; three sisters, Mrs. Wilma Finch anc Mrs.

Shirley Lapham of Milford Mrs. Paul Tamhutto Services for Mrs. Livia Frances Burrone Tambutlo, 56, of 115 Maple street, widow of Paul Tambutto, who died Sunday, took place today in Holy Rosary church with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial was in St. Michael's cemetery.

The celebrant of the Mass was the Rev. John B. Sabia, deacon was the Rev. Harry L. Hale, and the sub-deacon was the Rev.

Frank C. Dellolio. Father Sabia read the committal prayers. Bearers were Matthew Chmura, Val Angioletti, Frank DePrinzio, Gregg and William Franko, and Russell Tanner. Anthony J.

Vergalito Services for Anthony J. Ver- galito, 60, of 498 Colorado avenue, who died Monday, will take place tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. in the Lesko funeral home, 1390 Fairfield avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. Peter's church with a re- qiliem Mass. Burial will be in St.

Michael's cemetery. Mrs. Mabel Wells Services for Mrs. Mabel Wells, 77, of 426 Ogden street who died Saturday took place today in Ihe Messiah Baptist church with Ihe Rev. Reuben Williams official- was in Lakevieiv Stephen Packer (Pekar) Stephen.

John Packer (Pekar), Benedictine brother known in 'ligion as Oblate Stephen Bene- ict, died yesterday in rfarmion abbey, Aurora, 111., ac- ording to members of his family ere. Brother Benedict was a retired chief petty officer in World War T. A native of Bridgeport, he liv- here and in Stratford several ears before becoming a Bene- ictine brother. Funeral arrangements will be nnounced. Survivors are three brothers, oseph Packer and Frank Pekar, loth of Trumbull, and William Pekar, a priest known in religion as Father Florian of Passionist monastery, in Dunkirk, N.Y., and three sisters.

Mrs. Frances Mickune, of Fairfield; Mrs. Ann marie Previs, R.N., of Stratford and Helen Pekar, known in reli- lion as Sister Mary Irene of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, and several nieces and nephews. ing. Burial cemetery.

Mabel Berlelson and several niece: and Mrs. Naugatuck and nephews. Miss Sadie E. Simmons MONROE Services for Misi Sadie E. Simmons, of 176 Ham mertown road, who died Satur day, took place today at 11 a.m the Honan funeral home, 5S Main street, Newtown.

Buria was in Kensico cemetery, Ml Pleasanl, N.Y. ett of Westport, Mrs. Eve- Johnson of East Norwalk, HOYTO. PERRY RITES THURSDAY 'airfield Civic Leader DIM At 72 In Carolton Hospital George E. Brotherton WESTPORT Services Seorge E.

Brolherlon, 71, of 58 Riverside avenue, who died Mon day, took place today in the Community Methodist churchwith the Rev. Donald B. Holmes, as Distant minister, officiating. Bural was in Willow Brook cemetery. NEW PARLEY SET ON DRINKING AGE HARTFORD--(DPI) The drink ing-age dispute involving Con neclicut.

New York and Nev headed toward Jersey today new airing. The governoi rs of Ihe three Gov. Dempsey send A M. Romaln E. Gehrmann NORWA'LK Military service were conducted today for Romain E.

Gehrmann, 53, of 79 South Main street, who died Sunday. The services took place in the Ganung funeral home, 84 South Main street, with the Rev. Ralph H. Seguine, pastor of Ihe Community Baptist church, officiating. Burial was in Riverside cemetery.

stales have agreed lo send representatives to a conference on the matter tentatively scheduled for Feb. 15. in Albany, N.Y. is expected to Lewis of the Teenage Alcoholic Use Stud; commission. A six-member pane has been named as delegate! from New Jersey.

The idea for Ihe conferenci was advanced by New York Stat Sen. Seymour R. Thaler, Queens, who hopes some i compromise may be reached re alive to Ihe drinking age. He contends a Connecticu and New Jersey appear "as ada mant in Iheir refusal to redtic the drinking age to IB as York has been in the refusal increase the drinking age to Thaler said his committe would try to determine whethe the two slates would "meet halfway" in the matter but di not elaborate. Arthur D.

Barnes, Sr. NORWALK Services i Arthur Dickerman Bornes, BO, of 11 Burchard lane, who died Sunday, took place today in the Edward Lawrence funeral home, 2119 Post road, Darien. Richard E. Domlnici NORWALK--Services for Richard E. Dominici, 23, of 12 First street, who died Saturday, took place today in the Church of St.

Thomas the Apostle wilh a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial was in St. John's cemetery. C--D EMPLOYMENT Services will take place tomor- ow for Hoyl Ogden Perry, 2, of 1110 Harbor road, Southport, who died Monday in Carolon hospital, Fairfield, afler a ong illness. The Perry family has been rbminenl in Southporl for many jenerations and he was vitally nterested in community and civ- affairs, In 1957 he gave hree-quarter acre green on iotithport harbor to the community for use as a public park.

The services will be conductec al 11:30 a. m. in Trinity Episcopal church, Southport, wilh he Rev. Francis X. Cheney, rec- officiating.

Burial will be ir Oaklawn cemelery, Fairfield. Mr. Perry was born in South ort July 19, 1893, son of John I. and Virginia E. Perry.

He was the retired chairman of the Northern Insurance Company York, in New York city, re i i in 1961. He was graduated from the Hotchkiss school, and Yale uni- versily in 1916. He served as a ieutenant in the U. S. A in World War I.

He was particularly interested civic welfare and was former presidenl of the Wakeman Memorial Boys club of Sotithport, for which he raised money lo provide a new building. He was former commodore of the Pequot Yacht club and former presidenl of the Fairfield County Hunt club. Mr. Perry was also a member of the Country Club of Fairfield, and was directly responsible for carrying it through the depression years by inaugurating the Beach club, which lie and Mrs. Perry operated three years.

He also raised money to Mri. Barrinfer of Huntington, L. N. a sister, Miss Virginia Perry of Southport, and nine grandchildren. MM.

F. Erntt Schneider REDDING--Services for Mrs. Margaretha Schneider, 81, widow of F. Ernsl Schneider, of Side road, West Redding, who died Monday, will take place onight at 7:30 o'clock in the Bethel funeral home. 215 Greenwood avenue, Bethel.

Burial will be in Umpawaug cemetery, in Redding. CLP SETTLES WOT! RIDGEF1ELD RIDGEF1ELD--A settlement of a tax dispute between the town and the Connecticut Light te Power company was announced yesterday. Town Counsel Thomas Van I.enlen, who was empowered by the Board of Selectmen to effecf the settlement, said that agree ment had been reached on an assessment figure of 5410,000 for personal and real property own ed by the power company here for the grand list of Oct. 1, 1964 The company had been assessed J515.000. The settlement also includet agreement subject to the approv al of the Board of Tax Review he assessment of the CL and property on the grand list Oct.

1965. The settlemen igure was $465,680. The company was assessed again al $515,000. The 1965 settlement was reach ed a CLP officials justilie heir declared costs to the satis 'action of the assessor, seleclme and town counsel. In addition, was disclosed that one-half of poles presumed to be ownei iy CI.P, were in fact owned the Southern New England Telephone company.

A professional appraisal of the company's holdings, not based on an "on site" inspections, revealed that the town's evaluation of the make the Old Tide tavern into offices in order to protect il as a historical landmark for the town. His New York clubs were the Downtown association and Ihe Yale Club of New York City During the 1940s he was president of the Lawrence Warehouse company of San Francisco. Survivors are his wife, Ihe former Charlotte L. Riker, of Southport; a son, Hoyt O. Perry, also of Southport: daughter.

-D EMPLOYMENT company's holdings here was about $1.5 million. The Board of Assessors had determined thai the company's holding were valued at about $1.5 plus million. The aclual settlement of the 1964 figure will have to be done in court as the company filed a suit against the town over the assessment. Mr, Van Lenten said that he sees no difficulty in the formality of obtaining the court approval of Ihe settlement. AREA ARRESTS WESTPORT a Police at 'roop arrested 52 drivers and ssued 11 warnings on motor vc- icle law violation charges erday.

Fairfitld county area rivers arrested are as follows: Robert Frederico, 20, o( 430 road, Trumbull, speed- ng, Bridgeport court Feb. 28; Robert Gould, 41, of 324 Barry cott drive, Fairneld, spwding, Bridgeport court Feb. 28; Beech- Smilh. 61, of 453 Helen street, Bridgeport, disregarding STC ign, Bridgeport court Feb. 28.

Also Curtis Carr, 27, of 1241 Central avenue, Bridgeport, de- ective exhaust and horn, Bridgeport court March Patricia jne, 19, of 79 Pasadena avenue, Stratford, following too closely, Iridgeport court Feb. 28; Frank Malesky, 36, of 285 Black Rock avenue, Bridgeport, unsafe lane changing, Bridgeport court March Also, Benjamin Valenty, 48, of 400 Benham avenue, Bridgeport, excessive smoke. Bridgeport court Feb. 28; Antero Romero, 50. of 211 Main street.

Bridgeport, speeding. Bridgeport court Feb, 28; Frank Treglia, 37, of 181 Pillow street. Norwalk, speeding, Bridgeport court Feb. 28. Also.

Jesse Williams, 35. of 44 Elmwood place, Bridgeport, following too closely, Bridgeport court Feb. 28; John Wheeler, 39, of 32 Sturges Common, Westport, speeding, Bridgeport court March John Doyle, 26, of 1044 State street, Bridgeport, speeding. Bridgeport court March Arlene Zowidowski, 29, of 221 Klondike street, Stratford, speeding, Bridgeport court Feb. 28.

Also. William Hancock, 44, of 1269 Elm street, Stratford, speeding, Bridgeport court Feh. 28; Elbert Richards, 33, of 1937 West Main street, Stamford, following loo closely, Stamford courtMarch Waldo Sweet, 34, of 3250 Burr street, Fairneld. failure lo drive the established lane, Stamford court March 14; Peter Gilbridge, 19, of 145 Delwood road, Strattord, speeding, Stamford court March 7. C--D EMPLOYMENT POWER EXPERT DIES MOSCOW (AP) Georgy A.

Rousseau, a Soviet expert on hydroelectric power projects whose work contributed to such dams as the Aswan Dam in Egypt, is dead at the age of 64. Izvestia, the government paper. announced death Tuesday' but did not disclose the date he died. C--D EMPLOYMENT Mrs. James E.

Delaney BETHEL Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan Delaney, 8D, of Greenwood avenue, widow of James E. Delaney, who died Sunday, took place today in St. Mary's church with a requiem Mass. Burial was in St.

Mary's cemetery. Miss Isabelle S. Ohler BETHEL Services for Miss sabelle S. Ohler, 87, formerly of Bethel, who died Sunday, took place today in the Bethel funeral home, 215 Greenwooc avenue. Burial was in Center cemetery.

Dominic Martello NORWALK--Services for Dominic Martello, 80, of North Taylor avenue, who died Monday, will ake place Thursday at 9:45 a.m. the Norwalk funeral home, 91 last avenue, and at 10:45 a.m. St. Matthew's Center, with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial will be in St.

John's cemetery. Mr. Martello, a native of Calabria, Italy, lived in Norwalk 45 years. At the time of his death, tie was employed with the Howe Folding Furniture company, and had been associated with the company for 10 years. Survivors are son, Frank Luigi Scalzo DANBURY--Services for Ungi Miss Jean Price Services, for Miss Jean C.

Price, of 732 St. Nicholas ave rue, New York city, who died Monday, will take place tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Kingdom hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 7048 Main street, Tnimbull. She was a native of Bridgeport. Burial will be in Park cemetery.

The Louis A. Abriola and Son funeral home, 426 East Washington avenue, is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Alrxinder Pallang Services for Mrs. Mary Simon Palling, 89, of 102 Denver avenue, widow of Alexander Pallang, who died Monday, will lake place tomorrow it 10 a.m.

in the Frank Polke and Son funeral residence, 1546 FalrfUId avenue, with the Rev. Stephen Beuemer, minister of Ihe United Church of Christ, officiating. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. Mrs. Pallang was born in Hungary and resided in Bridgeport Scalzo, 89, of 18 Morris street, a retired halter, who died Sunday, took place today in St.

Joseph's church, with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial was in St. Peter's cemetery. Martello; a daughter, Mrs. John Morrione, both of Norwalk; and five grandchildren.

Julian Csoka STAMFORD--Services for Julian Csoka, 60, of Fort l.auderdale formerly of 16 Centra street, a retired foreman, who Felix Tomanlo DANBURY--Services will take place tomorrow for Felix Tomanio, 59, of 193 Southern boulevard, a salesman at the John W. Leahy company, who died Monday evening in Danbury hospital, where he had been a patient for the past month. The services will be conducted at 9:15 a.m. in the John C. Freeland funeral home, West street, and at 10 o'clock in Si.

Peter's church, with a solemn high requiem Mass, i a will be in St. Peter's cemetery. Mr. Tomanio was born in Danbury and had been with the Leahy company for the past 29 years. He was a member of McGivney council, Knights of Columbus.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Caroline Pokrywka Tomanio; a daughter, Mrs. Clarence W. Sproule, of Danbury; Ihree brothers, John and Michael of Danbury and Joseph ot Miami, five sisters, Mrs. Joseph Amato, Mrs.

Walter Kil- died Friday in Fort Lauderdale look place loday in the Leo Gallagher and Son funeral home 20 Suburban avenue. i a was in Fairfield Memorial Park. Frederick J. A i WESTPORT Services Frederick J. Acquino.

72, of Roseville road, who died Tuesday in his home, will take place Fn day at 8:30 a.m. in the Charles H. Lewis funeral home, 210 Has Slate street, and at 9 o'clock in the Church of the Assump with a solemn high requ Mass. Burial will be in Assumption cemetery. Born in a Mr.

Acquin resided in Westport 31 years. was a retired carpenter and was a member of the Norwalk Carpenter's union 746. He was a Navy Veteran of World War I. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Helen Duffy Acquino; four sons, Frederick E.

Acquino of N. John G. Acquino of Soulh Hampton, L. N. Thomas J.

Acquino of Pompano Beach, Fla. and Luke G. Acquino of Weslport; five daughters, Mrs. James C. Smith and Mrs.

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