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THE BRIDGEPORT POST, TUESDAY, MARCH 22; 1966. THIRTY-SEVEH Auto License Quiz Opens In Court at New Haven NEW HAVEN (DPI)-- A closed- door inquiry into the return of suspended drivers' licenses began here today. The "one-man grand jury" investigation was ordered March 1 by Superior Court Judge Elmer W. Ryan, following a hearing on a petition filed by State's Atty. George R.

Tiernan. Mr. Tierhan, whose has been investigating the alleged racket since December, says there is evidence that the practice of returning suspended for money "has been going on for some time." The inquiry will be conducted by Superior Court Judge Alva P. Loiselle. He said Monday night the results may not be known until the inquiry is completed and even then, the results may hot be made public.

The investigation started in New Havin after police learned that a New Haven man paid a reported W.OOO to get his license back before the suspension period expired. Mr. contends, however, that there are "slate- wide implications." Payoffs InUmaUd In requesting the investigation, Tiernan told Judge Ryan, "it appears that the return of suspended licenses has been expedited or effected by the payment of money or other consideration to intermediaries." "The administration of justice," he said, "requires an investigation." Mr. Tiernan had also charged that State Motor Vehicle Commissioner John J. Tynan had been "reluctant to cooperate" in the investigation.

Mr. Tynan later denied the charges saying he had cooperated to the best of. his ability and made all Motor Vehicle department records available. Judge Lpiselle's investigation, authorized under Connecticut statutes, is 'designed to determine whether! a regular grand jury should be summoned to act in the case. 3 N.

Y. Papers Merging, Seek Justice Dept. Review NEW YORK (AP) Three New York City newspapers seek Justice- Department review today of plans to merge into a single company publishing a an afternoon and a Sunday riewspaper. The newspapers, under an agreement made last year, have given the Justice Department 10 days notice of the merger to see if there is any conflict with antitrust laws. No date, however, has been set for the merger.

Announcement of the was made Monday by the three" newspapers, the morning Herald Tribune, the afternoon World-Telegram and Sun, and the afternoon Journal- American. Name tf New Firm The new company will be called, the World Journal Tribune Inc. The two. afternoon dailies will be combined into a single evening newspaper, the World Journal. The Herald Tribune will continue itsvweekday morning' but on Sundays it will combine with the Sunday Journal-American under the name of the' World Journal and The consolidations will leave Manhattan with only five dailies of general circulation and three Sunday newspapers: The Post, an afternoon tabloid, publishes on Saturday a weekend -edition that carries Sunday's date, in addition to the editions are dated Monday through Friday.

The owners said in a statement that the consolidation would create some dislocation and 'hardship among employes and management, but they gave no details. Union met with the Monday, and afterwards a labor spokesman said their unanimous union position, was that the World Journal Tribune Inc. was new entity with which no contracts exist." The "newspapers employ persons. Further Talks Further, negotiations are planned ''in the near future between labor 'and management. Thomas M.

Laura, president of Local 6 of the Mailers Union, taid for the labor leaders: "We expect to reach complete agreement on all issues prior to the operation of the new corporation." The owners' statement, signed by John Way Whitney of the Herald Tribune, William Randolph of the Journal- American, and Jack R. Howard of the Scripps-Howard -World Telegram and Sun, added: "The economics of the newspaper industry in New York compel this move. Our new company will be financially sound. We are confident that it will bring strength to' our industry in New York by providing a strong new publishing force. Regret "We deeply regret the dislO: cations of some of our employes which inevitably must accompany "the; creation of our new.

company; We shall minimize these to. the fullest extent. But there is rio way to avoid disloca tions and hardships and at the same time assure a sound future for papers and for those who will produce them. "In thellong are convinced that the combining of our resources! will bring about stable and long-term employment in our papers and that it will enrich the proud traditions we have inherited. We are determined to make it so." The new company will be Jointly owned by the Hearst 'E.

W. i Co. (Scripps-Howard), and the Whitney Communications Corp. (Herald Tribune). The owners' statement said that each "will retain his individual editorial voice in the editorial 'pages of one of the three papers." Among the (actors believed to have brought about the merger were diminishing circulation, increased production costs and a change in the pattern of metropolitan newspaper competition.

The three newspapers had a total daily circulation last year of 1,230,000, compared to 000 in 1950. Sunday circulation of the Herald Tribune and Journal-American totaled 1,172,000 compared to 1,738,000 in 1950. The merger had been the sub- ect of considerable speculation the communications field for he past year. The Herald Tribune will con- to compete in the morning field with the. New York Times and the Daily News.

The World Journal arid the New York Post will share the afternoon iield. Sunday newspapers will be the World Journal and Tribune, the Times and the Daily News. 6 PERSONS DIE IN FeY CRASH CHICAGO (AP) Six automobile passengers were today in a fiery collision of the car and a truck on Chicago's Kennedy Expressway. The coroner's office reported that three of the victims were women but that the other bodies were burned so badly their sex could not be determined immediately. Police said the truck driver was Maurice Atkinson who appeared to be unhurt.

He was detained for questioning. Fire Thomas' McGurn said that when firemen arrived at the scene they found the two left wheels of the truck on top of the automobile and that the car was flattened to a leight of about two feet. One woman's body was found on the pavement, the otter bodies inside the wreckage. The collision forced rerouting of early morning rush-hour traffic. The truck and passenger car were northbound in the ex- jressway which carries heavy to and from northern and northwestern urban and subur- banareas.

SERVICES TOMORROW FOR 2 CRASH VICTIMS Services wll take place tomorrow for Mr. and Mrs. James T. Long, of who were killed Sunday in a triple-fatality crash on the Connecticut turnpike in Stratford. They will be conducted at 8 a.m.

in the Louis A. Abriola and 3on funeral home, 426 East Washington avenue, and at 9 o'clock jn St. Augustine's' cathedral with a solemn, high requiem. Mass. Burial will be in St.

Michael's cemetery. Services were conducted yes- erday for Miss Mary Thomas- es, 23, of 910 Riverton terrace, Stratford, a passenger in the car, who was also killed in' the accident. They took place in the Sreen funeral home, with Rab- 3i Alex Pollack of Temple Beth Sholom officiating. Burial was in Loyalty cemetery, Fairfitld. NEW MIUFORD WOMAN I $40,000 I DANBURY A Superior court jury here has returned a $40,000 vefdict for Mrs.

Nina Jandreau of New Milford in her suit against Charles J. Goodfellow of Ridgefield in which she claimed injuries resulting from an auto accident June 10, 1964, on Route 7 in Brookfield. Judge Elmer W. Ryan presided at trial. Mrs.

Jandreau contended she received a rupture of the spleen resulting in its removal, a fracture of the left leg and other in juries. Paul V. McNamara ani William Sullivan were counse for Mrs. Jandreau. Mr.

Goodfel low was represented by Henry Lyons. OBITUARIES Lawiwce J. Sr. Services for Lawrence John Argonese, 56, of 335 George street, who died Sunday in St Vincent's hospital, will take place omorrow at 8 in the A. R.

Abriola and Son funeral home, 2160 Main street, and at 3 o'clock St. Patrick's church with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Amedec J.

Auger Services for Amedee J. Auger, 60, of 1318 Stratford avenue, operators of Med's Variety store, Stratford avenue, who died yes- erday, will take place Thursday at 8:15 a.m. in the Gannon and XConnor funeral home, 515 Wash- ngton avenue, and at 9 o'clock Blessed Sacrament church with a requiem Mass. Burial will )e in St. Michael's cemetery.

Born in Manchester, N.H., Mr. Auger resided in Bridgeport 40 years. He was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors are two sons, Wai- ace Auger of Fairfield and Aired Auger of Bridgeport; four irothers, Henry Auger of Thom- sonville, Alfred Auger of Manchester, N. Harvey Auger of "airfield and Maurice Auger of Bridgeport; two sisters, Mrs.

Alice Fourgere of Fort Lauderdale, and Mrs. George Jeauchemin of Manchester, N. and two grandchildren. Charles Barnard, Sr. Services for Charles 'C.

Barnard, 86, formerly of Ormond Beach, father of C. Clifford Barnard, Jr. of Devon, who died Monday in Hillside hospital, will take place tomorrow it 1 p.m. in the Dennis and D'Arcy funeral home, 2611 Main street, -Stratford. The Rev.

Frederick Allsup, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Fairfield, will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeview cemetery. Born in South Orange, N.J., Mr. Barnard was employed in the sales departments of several re- ail shoe He was. a member of the Rye Presbyterian church, Rye, N.Y.

Survivors, in addition to his son, are three granddaughters. Mrs. Joseph Bond! Services for Mrs. Mary Ann Russo 47. of 191 Oak street, wife of Joseph Bondi, who died Saturday in her home, will ake place tomorrow at 8 a.m.

the Richards-Spadaccino funeral home, 499 Washington avenue; and at 9 o'clock in St. Raphael's church with solemn "high -requiem Mass. Burial will be in St. Michael's: cemetery. --Mrs.

Tonjes- Both- -'Services for Anna'. 1. Howarth Both; -73, of 81 Catherine street, 'Stratford, widow of Tonjes A. Both; who died Saturday, were conducted today in the Dennis and D'Arcy funeral home with the Rev. Edward C.

Morgan rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church, officiating. Burial was iii Lakeview cemetery. Bearers were Hoyden Pratt, Raymond Mellor, Milton Bassett, George Doe, Peter Peterson and Ralph Schaalman. William A.

Services will be conducted tomorrow lor William A. Burba, 55, of 111 Vought place, Stratford, who died suddenly Sunday while at work" at the Plaza Service sta- ion, 440 Water street. The services will take place at 8:15 a. m. in the Charles W.

Dougiello and Sons funeral home, 798 Park; avenue, and at 9 o'clock in Our Lady of Grace church, Stratford, with a requiem ilass. Burial will be in St. Michael's Edward B. Cables Services wilt be conducted tomorrow for Edward B. Cables, 86, of 120 Taylor drive, who died Sunday in his home.

They will, take place -at 1 p.m. the James F. Morton funeral lome, 25 Currier street, with the Samuel Smith, minister of h6 Bethel African Methodist Ep- scbpal church officiating. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. Stephen Chakalinsky, Sr.

Services for Stephen Chakalinsky, 82, of 328 Parkway drive, and formerly of who died in fin hospital, Derby, will take jlace tomorrow at 10 a. m. in he James F. Shay funeral home, 75 North Cliff street, Ansonia. Burial will be in St.

Michael's cemetery, Derby. Frederick F. Crisante Services for Frederick Crisante, 60, of 44 Wenworth street, solemn high re- rrritrkt cruute quiem Mass. Burial will be in St. Michael's Mrs.

PintHon Gcfiut Services for Mrs. MaryJColesan Gernat, 94, of 279 Kent avenue, widow of Pantlio'n who died, Saturday in Bridgeport hospital, will take place tomorrow at' 9:15 a.m. in Rohm ant Luchansky funeral home, 218! Barnum avenue, Stratford, and it 10 o'clock in Sts. Cyril and Methodious church with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial will be ia St.

John's cemetery, Stratford. William J. Hwfeck Services for William Joseph Hudock, 52, of 156 Clearview drive, who died Friday, took today in Our Lady of Good Counsel church with a requiem Mass. Burial was private. Leonard Johnson, Sr.

Services for Leonard Johnson, S3, of 436 Columbus avenue, Stratford, who died Sunday, will lake place Thursday at 1 p.m. in he James F. Morton funeral iome, 25 Currier street, with the Rev. William Bascom officiating. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery.

Born in Thompson, Mr. Johnson resided in Stratford many years. He was employed as a operator by Jacob Brothers scrap metals company 19 years. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. viargaret.

Cabral a son, Leooard of Chicago, three daughters, Mrs. Helen Geyer of Bridgeport, and Mrs. Nellie Meachem and Mrs. Dorothy Nelson of Chicago, his mother, Mrs. Rosa A.

Johnson of Nyack, N.Y.; and two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Collins, of Pitts- nirgh, and 'Mrs. Anna M. Burly of Nyack, N.Y. Harry Klein Services for Harry Klein, formerly of Bridgeport and the of- Mrs.

William Kanner, of 59 Lee avenue, who died Sunday in his home in Phoenix, will take place there tomorrow. Mrs. John J. Kraieski Services for "Mrs. Stella M.

Kraieski, wife of John J. Kraieski, of Sll.Stratford avenue, who died Sunday in Bridgeport hospital, willtake place tomorrow at 8:15 a.m. in the Dennis and D'Arcy funeral home, 2611. Main street, Stratford and at 9 o'clock in James with a requiem Mass. Burial will be In Michael's cemetery.

William P. Luevinko 'Military services will be conducted tomorrow, for 'William P. Luevinko, 49, ot 7S.Garderi drive, Fairfield, who died Sunday in his 'home. They will -take place at 9:15 a.m. in the Adziina funeral home, 591 Arctic street; Vand: 10 o'clock in, Michael's church wi(h a requiem Mass.

Burial will be jh St. Michael's Harry Lukachlk 'Servives for Harry Liikachik, of 382 Bunnell street, who: died Saturday, will take place tomorrow at '8: 15 a.m. in the Adziina funeral home, 591 Arctic street, and at: 9 o'clock in St. John the Baptist Carpatho Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic church with the Rey. John Markovich officiating; Burial will be in St.

John's cemetery, Stratford. John'sllodge 8, AF and AM, will exemplify its ritual tonight at 8 o'clock in the funeral home. Victor Lusckus Services for Victor B. Lusckus, 58, of 145 Twin Oaks terrace, Stratford, who died Sunday, took place -today, in St. Emery's church, Fairfield, with a requiem Mass.

Burial was in St. Michael's cemetery. '0. Gerhard Nelsen Services for 0. Gerhard Nelsen, 91, formerly of Higgins avenue, who died Sunday in Sylvan Manor, will take place tomorrow at 2 p.m.

in the Albert W. Spear funeral home, 1222 Fairfield avenue, with the Rev. Paul H. Anderson, pastor of the Calvary Evangelical Free churchj officiating. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery.

George I. Powers, Sr. Military services for George J. Powers, .47, of Bidg. 50, Success Park, who died Friday, took place today in St.

Ambrose church with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial was in St Michael's cemetery. Celebrant of the Mass was the Rev. James McHale, assisted by the Rev. James O'Kane, deacon, and the Rev.

George Heron, sub-deacon. Father O'Kane read the committal. A delegation of the Bridgeport Special Police attended the services. were Carl Anderson, Orlando Depietro, Robert Kaene, Robert Paternoster, Nick Pepe, and Frank Michetsch. Mrs.

Robert C. Roberts Services 'for Mrs. Anna Patrick Roberts, 75, of 966 Lindley street, widow of Robert Roberts, who died Saturday, took place today in St. Patrick's church with a requiem Mass. -Burial was in Michael's cemetery." Mn.

Anthony Savhn Services for Florence (Filomena) Mastri Savino, 83, 77 Eric street, widow of An thony Savino, who died Saturday in Sylvan Manor' Convalescent hospital, took, place today in St Raphael's. church with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial was in St. Michael's cemetery. The celebrant of the Mass was the Rev.

Donald M. Paolucci assisted by the Rev. Frank Yoia deacon, and the Rev. John Brus chi, sub-deacon. Father Yda read he committal.

Bearers were Michael. Louis, otm and Joseph Savino, John Simmons and John Stauff. Services for Andrew Robertson, (7, of 25 Sims street, who died Saturday, took: place today the Dennis and D'Arcy funeral home, with the Rev. Frederick Allsur. pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Fairfield, officiating.

Burial was in Lakeview cemetery. Bearers were Simpson Crowe, Alex Murray, Hugh C. Blaney, uane Barett, John Muggins and Charles Dowd, George G. Schreyer Services for George C. Schreyer, 90, formerly of NorwaDc, who died Monday, in Hillside hospital, will take place tomorrow at 11 a.m.

in William R. McDonald uneral home, 2591 Main street, Stratford. The Rev. Herbert G. Foltett, of Christ Episcopal church will, officiate.

Burial will be in Methodist cemetery, Bethany. Mr. Schreyer, a native of Bridgeport, was a self-employed butcher before his retirement 30 years ago. Survivors are 'two sons, Carl E. of Stratford and Paul V.

Schreyer of New Canaan; five daughters, Mrs. Raymond Studwell and Clarence Sterling of Norwalk, Mrs. Joseph Barlow of'Westport, Mrs. Stephen Rappe of Weston and Mrs. Raymond Ells of Wantaiigh, L.

16 grandchildren and 19 great- Mrs. Fuquale Viola Services for Mrs. Dominica Foti Viola, wife of Pasquile Viola, of 417 Lafayette street, who died yesterday, will take place rhursday at 8: 15 a.m. in the Lie- and Heaphy funeral home, 104 Fairfield avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. George's church with a solemn high leqaiem Mass.

Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Born in Reggio Calabria, Italy; rlrs. Viola resided in Bridgeport 55 years. She.

was a member of the Council of Catholic Women. Survivors, in addition to 'her msband, are Vincent. Viola of Bridgeport; two daughters, ilrs. Jennie Silva and Miss Ida of Bridgeport; a sister, ilrs. Antoinette.

Tirreno of Bridgeport; four' grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Alice waterboue: Services for 'Miss Alice Jane Vaterhouse, 84, formerly of Bridgeport, who died Sunday in the Girolton Convalescent hospi- al, take place tomorrow at 2 p.m. jh the chapel oi Grove cemetery. Burial wilt be in Lakeview cemetery! The Nicholson funeral 443 "East street, Suffield, is charge; 'of Mrs. John Wtlky Services for.

Anna E. Welky, 52, wife of John Welky, of 143 Hull's highway, Fairfield, took place today in St JohnVian- ney church with a requiem Mass. Burial was in Lawncroft cemetery. The celebrant of the Mass was the Rev. Hugh F.

Gallagher, who also read the committal. Bearers were Bert Perry, Peter Ihonko, James Ricker, and Harold Viehl, and Leonard Palmer. Henry B.WdlJ Services for Henry B. Wells, of 231 Nichols avenue, Stratford, who -died Sunday in Fairfield lills hospital, Newtown, will ake place tomorrow at 11 the Stratford funeral home of ennis and D'Arcy, 2611 Main street, with 'the' Rev. Arthur T.

redcastle, pastor of the Stratford Methodist church, officiating. Burial will be in Lakeview cemetery. Mrs. John H. Grocutt BETHEL Services for Mrs.

Kate E. Grocutt, 96, of 100 Milwaukee avenue, widow of John H. Grocutt, who died Monday, will take place Wednesday R( 11 a.m. in St. Thomas Episcopal church with the Rev.

Fred I. E. rector, officiating. Burial will be in Center cemetery, Bethel. Mrs.

Grocutt was born in Bris- England, came to the United States as a young and had been a. resident of Bethel for more than 70 years, She was one if the oldest communicants of St. Thomas' church, and was member of Greenwood chapter, OES. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Floyd B.

Bouton ol Georgetown, and Mrs. Ethel Clarke of with whom she had made her home; a sister, Mrs. Fred Brown of New Hartford; six grandchildren; 14 great- grandchildren, and several and nephews. Stnley DANBURY-- Services for Stan ley Joseph Chmielewski, 77, 4J4 Mallory street, a salesman who died Sunday, will take place Wednesday at a.m. the Shelton Memorial funeral home 241 Coram avenue, Shelton, am at 8:45 o'clock in St.

Margaret Mary church, with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial will be in Wooster cemetery. Mr. Chmielewski was born in Warsaw, Poland, and came to the United States as a boy. He lived in Norwalk and Shelton before moving to Dtnlxiry two years ago.

He was employed the Sacbem Provisions company of Norwich for yean. He was a member of the Polish- American club in Norwalk and of St. Joseph's church in He is. survived by his wife, Mrs. Cltra Sherman Chmielewski of Danbury; two sons.

Leonard Hoppon of Shelton Sttn- ey Hoppon of Watertown; a daughter, Mrj. Irene Wardtow of Virginia Beach, a brother, John Chmielewski of Minnesota; and eight grandchildren. MtM OBve Vteftte DANBURY-Services for Miss OUve Voegtle, 12, 'of iz Chapel place, retired Southern New England Telephone, company op- rator, who died Saturday took place today In the Cornell Memorial funeral home with the Rev. Edward A. Walker, of the Brookfield Congregational church offi- citing.

Burial was in Mill Plain Miss Voegele was bom in Dan- tury and had lived- here 'throughout her lifetime. She was a telephone operator 49 years, retiring even years ago. was a member of the Telephone Pioneers of America and of Myrtle tebekah lodge, in which she had held all offices. She is survived by an adopted daughter, Mrs. Elmer C.

Johnson; four grandchildren, all of Brookfield; two nephews and a niece. Robert H. FodMrinihune Services for Rot ert H. Fotheringhame, 48, of 35 Seaside avenue, who died Sunday in St. Mary's erbury, will place at 10 a.m.

in the Milford uneral -home, 256 Cherry street. Jurial will be in St. Mary's ery. Mrs. Joteph T.

Heaek I Services be-conducted Wednesday for Mrs: Mary Nendza Honek, of .27 Holly street, widow of Joseph P. Honek who died Saturday in her home. They will? take place' at a.m. in the Gregory funeral home, 291 Bridgeport avenue, Devon, and at 9 o'clock in St. church: with a solemn ligh requiem' Mass: Burial will be iii' St.

Mary's cemetery. Stem for Mrs. Bessie Steele Storrs, Elizabeth street, widow of Rich- wilHake place Wednesday 1 and joulding funeral-home, 45 -South The "Rev. Sellars, pastor of: the. Newtown Congregational offi- ciite.

-Burial wjll -be in Pine Grove Born in Ansonia, Mrs. 'storrs resided in, Neivtowri'13 years; Survivors are two sons'; Edwin Storrs. erf Sandy and W. "Sto'rrs of "Cajiaan; a sister, Marion Jordan of and Gordoa R. Gauebet NORWALK Services wilLr'be Wednesday for Gordon R.

Gauchet, 68; of 22VWbod- iiiry avenue, who died Sunday in Norwalfc; hospital. They.iwill take place 8:15 a.m. in the Charles H. uiieral home, ..210. East State treet, -and at 9 o'clock St.

Mary's with a re- luiem Mass. Burial will 'be in Willow Brook cemetery, Westport. Miss Angela E. Prebert TRUMBULL Services will be conducted' Miss Angela E. Probert, of 27 Evelyn street, who died Sunday in St.

Vincent's hospital. They will take place at 8:30 i.m. in the Mullins and' Redgate uneral home, Main street, Long Hill, and at 9 o'clock in St. Teresa's church with' a 'requiem Mass. Burial will be in St.

Michael's cemetery. Mrs. Francis WESTPORT-Services for Mrs. Stuart Arde, 87, widow. of Francis Arde, formerly of 31 Lincoln street, who died Monday in Westport manor; will take Jlace Wednesday at 2 p.m.

in the Charles H. Lewis funeral 210 East State street, with the Rev. Arnold C. Miller, minister of the Community Methodist church, officiating. Burial will in Willow Brook cemetery Mrs.

Arde was a native and ife-lohg resident of She -was also the third- oldest member of the Community Methodist church. Wilfred G. Storey WESTPORT Private services for Wilfred G. 71, of 4 Meeker- toad, who died Sunday in Bridgeport hospital, will take place Wednesday uvthe Fairfield tunerai of Albert Spear, 39. South Benson road, the Rev.

Oliver; rector-' iof St Paul's Episcopal church, officiating! Burial will be private. 'Members of Fidelity lodge will conduct; services tonight at 8 o'clciclt 'in the funeral home. Geerge C. Clark, Jr. WEST HAVEN George C.

Clark, .84, of Rockefeller avenue, formerly of Bridgeport, died yesterday in hospittl in Selefsville, Pa. "Services will take place Thursday at in the Taylor funeral home, 365 Main street, with the Rev, Benjamin Hammond, pastor 'of the Beththy 'Congregational church, Bridgeport, officiating. Burial will be in Park cemetery, 'Bridgeport; Mr. Clark, native of Bridge- port, -resident of West Haven many years. He was employed by the Southern New England Telephone company -in- New Haven.

He was past master of Annawon lodge 115, "AF and AM of West Haven. Survivors are daughter, Mrs. David A. Smith; two brothers, Chutes B. and Nelson T.

Clark; two sisters, Mrs. Charles H. Pallman and Miss Charlotte M. Clark, and three grandchildren. SMer Mary GMtfluu SJJfJ).

WILTON Services will be conducted Wednesday for Sister Mary Georgianna S.S.N.D., the former Antoinette Noeth, of School Sisters of Notre Danw Mother house, fivho died Sunday in Norwalk. hospital! They will take place 10 a.m. in the School Sisters of Notre Dame Mother house chipel with a. solemn high requiem Mass. Burial willTje in St, Michael's cemetery.

The' Robert Hennessy. funeral home, 293S Main street, Bridgeport, is in charge of arrangements. SERVICES TOMORROW FOR MRS. JOHN NOLAN Services for -Mrs. Elizabeth Cummins Nolan, 99, of 1MO East Main street, widow of- John.

J. Man, who died Sunday in Bridgeport hospittl, will' take place- tomorrow at 8:15 a.m! 'in he Cyril F. Mullins. funeral home, 399 Plains road, Trumbull, and -at i' o'clock in St. Charles church r.

with a. solemr ligh requiem" Mass. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Born in Nolan resided hi -'Bridgeport' most of her life." She was a member of the Rosary confraternity of St Charles church, and the.

Bridgeport Council: of Catholic Women, Survivors son, Dr. John F. Nolan of; Lordship; -a 'daughter, Miss Catherihe C. 'Nolan, with whom she resided; four grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, i -and rivp nephews. RITES ARE CONDUCTED Private services for Mr.s.

Evelyn Lewis of 1627 Sylvan avenue, widow of Frederick D. Keeler, who died Monday, look place today in the Fairftek funeral home of Wilmot, West and Goulding, with' tne; Rev. Dr. Howard Nutting, pastor of the United Codgfegational church, of- Iciating. Burial was in Mountain Grove cemetery.

-f Mrs. Keeler, native' of Bridgeport; was, the. oldest imem- bers of tht United Congrigatiohsl church. Her 'late a lawyer. are Frederick keeteri of truhibull; i daughter; Mrs! Robert 'Peebles of Loudehville, K.Y,; twb brothers, Earl.

R. of and Robert of 'Fairfield and Pbmpano Beach, and six DEATHS INjAtlON WASHINGTON (AP) it. Gen! WillardS. Paul, who directed personnel operations -for lie U.S. Army in World War II, died iMphday.

who iretired front Army, Jan. 1, .1949, was president of Gettysburg (Pa.) 'College from 1956 until. heTetired'in 1961. Worcester, NEW YORK (AP). Mrs.

Emanuel teller, 75, wife of LI.S. representative in 'Congress frbm Brooklyn, died -Monday after a long Celler, a Democrat, is chairman of the House Judiciary NOTICES AKDE-- In Westport Manor 21. 1 966. Ada StuTt Arts, ldow' "01 Fnnds Arde lormtrly oti3)' Lincoln street tunertl services 'will -be held, at the Charles 'H. Lewij funeral home.

210 Eiit State street. Westport, Wednesday. March' 23, at 2 Inlerment in Brwlc' elery. Friends -miy call Tuesday from 7 p-m. this city- March 20, 1946.

Lawrence Arsoneae 56, or 335 GOTK of. Mrs. Phj-llis, Grosso Araonese And Itlber of Lawrence J. Afgoncse Jr, Friends invited to attend the. funeral on Wed.

Irom the A.R. Abriola and luneral licXJ Main St. xrd at 9 a.m. in sf. Patrick's church with a solemn -Mass of requiem.

In- terment In St -'lllchaers cemetery. Friends may dOi 3-5. AWiEK In this ciLv. -Mohdai-. JUirch 21st, Ahiedee AUKr'of-1318 Stratford Ate.

Frjendj invited to -attend the funeral at the and funeral home. 5.3 Washinr: ton on ThursdaF' momlnf at Blessed Sacrament "chardi i'at- 9 o'clock Khtrt a loneral HIM 'will be celebrated. Interment -In St Michael's "cemetery." THerids may call i Tnesdaj' from 7 to 9 p.m-, -and Wed: nesday from 7 BARNAItD In this March' 21, Charles Ormond Ormond Beach, formerly fit -Rye. Funeml services be; held 2 p.m. from ajid" 'D' Arcj- Funeral Home, 261 Main Stratford.

Interment tn Laketiew. Cemetery. -Ttitn Kill be no In this city; March 19. 1964. Mary Ann Russo 191 Oak St, beloved wife of Joseph Bondi; or Kenne-tn Bondi: dtuihter ofNlcholas sister- of Russo, Sirs.

Marjtaret Sansone. Mrs. Mlldrea D' Amort, Mrs. Antoinette Piendle, Mrs. Angelina Bolsrttt Mrs, Sylvia Con' Friends are invited to Attend the funeral from the Rlcnards-Spadac- cino funeral- home, -4T9 Washlnctqn on Wednesday, Mrei at a.m., and from SL Raphael's church 9a.m.' with a solemn hlth Mau interment in SLVMichafl's cemetery.

Friends may cill-'Mondir 7 to 9 Tuesday 3 to and 7 to CABLES --'suddenly In 20th, 19M. B. of 120 Taj-lor Drive. "Friends are Invllrt to attend the fthcrii- Wednesday at'i p.m. from On James F.

Morton funeral home, 25 Currier i cor." of smith St. Tht Rev. S. Smith, paster: of Bethel A.M.E. church will offlcliti.

Intanrwnt in Owe wnewry. FHends may call Tuesday from -2-4 6-? p.m. DEATH NOTICES BCAUt-AiddCBlr ia city March' 20. IJW. William A.

Burta. httiband 4 Miry Albriktc Burba oC 'in Vooibt Stratlord. Frkods axe invited to attwd tht tram the Charlex W. DoudeQo tod SOBS fuaeral borne. Flrk, a.vwut.

CA at a-m. and la Lady of Grace cfaurcfa. Etratford at 9 ajn. with a reqtikm letcrmcat in the tuoltr plot la SL Xfcharft ccmewry. Prictkb 7-9 Monday mod OQ OUULIXMn--- In Derbr March 20.

1900. Mr. Stevbca Cfaakaliruiy. 338 Parkway drive. Stratford, formerly of AnsoBla.

Rueral services win be beld Wed. at 10 ajax at Use Jamts F. Sfcay fUMral 75 North Cliff St. AiuoDla. inttrracnt In SL MlcbaeTs eemeterr.

Derby. Ftteoti may call Mon, 7-9 2-4. anfl 7-9 p-m. CKISA5TE In thl city. March 20.

1944- Frederick F. Crisante. 44 Went' worth SL. beloved hiubann of HJUT Cwraro Crlwntc; of Antboor, Michael and Robert Cristate. AdiDtorl, Mrs.

Rose PuUens, Mrs, Barbara teoMtti. Misses Julia. Ioona and Antoinette Crisante. Mrs. Susan ZHH and Mrs.

Gloria Trar rianue: of Michael and James Crisanti; Mrs. Stella LaBarba and Mrs. Antoinette Passaro. Friends are invited to the faneral ttom JUchardi-Spadaccino funeral 'home, 499 Washlnnon on Wedneiday. -March'23nl at 9 and Jrom EL Raphael's chard) at 10 a.m.

with a solemn Win Mass of requiem, interment in SL Michael's cemetery. Friends may call Monday. 7 to 9 p.m.1 TUHday 3 to 5 'and 7 to p.m. BKXtON-- Suddenly In -this city March 1964. Joseph.

A Denayon of S)4 Hallett StreeL Friends are invited 'to attend the funeral on Thursday at 8:30 la the William M. Bracken funeral 1041 Kobit Avenue, corner Sprint: Street and at 9 a.m. in SL John' S.Kep.: Church with a solemn JOgh requiem Masi. Interment in SL, John's Ceratterj-, Stratford. -Friends may call Wednesday 2-lo aad 7 to- 10 p-m.

FDIHKIUNGKAHE-- In Waterbury. Mar. 20th. .1966. Robert H.

Fotherinihame, htutaad of Pllrida Diklla -Fotherinl- of 35 Seaside HlUonL Praycn 'will be the Mlilord funeral home OB at In-SL Friends may call at the Milford Jun. Cbtrry sL, en Tuetttay, 2-io 7 to 9 p.m.- OACaPST-- Norwalk Hospital. March 20. 1966. Gordon R.

Gauchet hus- tand-of -Grace- Leary Gaucfeet of' 22 WoodhttiT 'Norwalk. -Friends are invited, to attend the- funeral from- the Charles Lewis loneral horns, '210 SL. WCitPOrt on. Wed. 2 3 at at SL Mary's church; a 9 a.m.

a mulem -Mass. I nterment-. in Willow Brook eerotterr, Weitport. Friends TUts. 3-5 ind.7-9 p-BU GEMS AT In this" March 1 9tk 1966.

Mary Ktiesar OemaL- beloved wife of tin late Pantllon 'Gernat of -Kent -Ave. aw invlte4 'ttt attend Wednesday 9:15 in tbe Rohm- -fun 2189- Baraura Stratford: thence to Sts. Cyril "id Method ius for solemn reouiem 'Mass 'at 10 aim. Interment 'in SL Jobn'i Friends may caUlMiftaj 7-7 Guild, tfrtbt Mother ot Jetuc and the Name Society of Holy -Jesus-Church will redte the Tuctday, at KOL'S MOSiElC-- in Milford. -Mar; '1 1966 Mary "Kendza Honek-" of 27' --Hollj St.

mirorfl, wife of 'the lale Joseph Hcmek, ar.d beloved mother of Jowph John ani -Hooet-rt FritUds fnvlted' tbatteiu the funtraj.on Wednejdky.at 8:15 a-m. from the. Grefori- 29riBrMa-eiwt Ave, at 9 of meat in "St MaWf-cemeiery. meads call Mondaj-; 74 pm. and Twesday, '3-5; and p.m.

1966: Beloved, husband Marcant 434 Columbus- invitrt' to -at- I tend: the 'funeral on -Thursday at V-jpltn: the KortaT Ftotral 25 Currier St; ot- sralm SL -Wi: -Bascom 'will Otfldate. -Interment ln Cemc- call Weteejday from: UWlEfiKI TM Jr." ft, 1966; SteIla of John i Kraieski ail- -Stratford- Avenue, invited 1o it! i tend the funeral services Wtdnesdar ftin- eral Jxxne. of, lithnls.ahd 341 Main SL; James church Kili Mass of requiem. Inter- rnent In. SL.

MlchaelV cemeterj-. Friends' Tuesday 7 to'K 'March 20, 1966. Carol wife of the jlate 1811168 of "481 Tarmina-C cbnii: Sid and -Mary Covicllo: beloved- sister of -Barbara "Covieno: -ttanddauitter Frank. neral sen-lets wiH' be held Wed. March at -(root Lottis riola and: Son fnneral home, and at 9:00 a.m.' jn rst.

Solemn; Hlih ment in SL Michaei'i cemetery. Friends call, Toei. 3-5 and- 7-9 p.m. In lieu of Mass offerings -will, be appreciated. WNG-- in -thia' city 'March 20.

966. James husband of Jate Carol Cov ello Locifof 461 Farminitoh Hartford. Woodrow F. and Elizabeth Shentdod Lone: ot Woodrow Lona Thomai'. -Judith Loniv.

Elizabeth Jane Xbiiff and Mar- sartt Mary Loni, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lone, Funeral services will be held Wed. March" 23rd at 8:00 a.m. from A Abriola and' Son funeral -426' Bast.

Wash- ta-SL Aufustlnea Cathedral with', a- Solemn Hlih Mass of Requiem. Interment- -in St. Klchael's- Friends call Tues. 3-5 "-and 1 In'- Hen of Mass cif ferinjfs nil! be -appreciated. LCCTOfKO In March 20th, 1966.

William- beloved of rUllian DomrowsW Luevinko of Garden Fairfield. 'Friends -to-attend. the funeral from the Adzima funeral home. 59r'ArctIc SL, on Wednesday at 9:15 a.m., and from SL churdi at Intenheht-'fn SL Michael's 'cemetery. Friends -may call Monday 7- io 9 p.m^ and 2.to 5 arid D.m- Rosary rediatton on Tues-day at-7.

p.m. LtnUCKTK-- In this city Sml. 19. 1966. Sr.

beloved husband, of Rote -Dfchko Lukachlk. et 282 Bunnell St. invited to attend the. funeral? from the zima.fumtal 'home, 591 "Arctic SL oh at 8:15 a-nv and-from SL John church; Mil! -Hfll at i SL" John's Strat. may 7 to'9.

TBesday 2-5 and 7.9 p.m; -Pariahedebn services" -on Monday at 7.:30 Tuesday SL John's Ho. -8, -AF AM, will ritual. LVSOtOS-- Invsiritford 1966 B. Lusckas. beloved husband of Emma -Zorari Lusckus.

tof 145 Twin Oaks Terrace. StratfordU Friends are invited 'to attend 'the funeral, from the R. McDonald funeral home. 2551,. Main SL.

Slratford on Tues. March 22 at 9:15 a.m. and from SL Emery's church 10 a.m -with a of- Interment In St. Michaers cemeterj'. Friends Mon, MEMORIAMV Jn -lovini' memory of -May 'who paaed raway March 22, 1963.

Gone But. not forfotten Sadly rnfjsed by nieces and nephew, the Stnlth DEATH NOTICES AiEUES-- In ithis Marti) 20 1 966. avtcate. Services will be MM at the Albert W. Spear funeral SWIM, 1222 Fairfidd aveaue Wcdiwirfaj.

March 23. at 2 P.RL latenneat 'la Grove cemetery. Friends may call Tueatay 2 to and 7 to 9 SOWN In this city. 1966. Nolan.

nwtber o( Miss CaUwrlw aad Dr. John F. Nolan of 1260 Mala 6t Puaeral services will be 'held- Wednesday at 3:15 a.m, from toe -Cyril Mullics TrumbuU fuatral 399 White Plains at Exit SO. Merritt Parkway, and at 9 ajn. St Charles church with a sokmn bixH Mass of requiem.

latermeat in SL Michacrs cemeteo'. Friends mmj, call on Monday from 7-9 aad Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. MJIHOTTt-la EL lUphael'a Hospital March 21, Fuquale PerraUi, hatband ot the late Anna Tavano ratu ot Lltchfleld Woodridie, father of -Frank. Dominic. Michael.

Cbarks. Salvatore and AnUwny Per- rattl; RW Mutroroaruw, Bae Troiano, Ann Caccavale. Coealt Susan Frisco, and Mary brother of Frank Perrottl. Private fttoeral inx the parlor of Lupoll Brothers. 574 Chapel Street, New Haven.

Friends may call Wednesday. 3- to -9 p.ro, and are invited to attend the solemn requiem Mass in Church of Assumption. Litchfield WoodridK. Thundar mornini- at 10 o'clock; ia this city, Sunday, MaV. 20th.

1966. Angela E. Probert of 27 Evelyn SL. TrumbulL Ftiepds are invited to attend, the- funeral, from Lpnc Hill funeral 'home, of HolIinE and Rtdaatt. Main SL and Ptact (south; o( the 'parkway) on Wecnesday, March 23rd.

J966. at 8:30 anA in SL Teresa's church at 9 a.m, with a reouiem hlth Mass. Interment in St. Michael's cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7, to 9 p-ra- this dty "Ma'rch' 22.

'196 Martin Rinfco, beloved husband of May Penney of 2996-Madison- Avenue. Friends -are, invited' to attend the neral bom funeral residence -of Frank Polke aad Son. 1546 Fairfield avenue. corner. -Hancock Avenue on Thursday at -Rev.

JoUusiV; Kimpel. Pastor of Zidn Lutheran; Cnurcfa. officiaUns. Interment I Lakeview cemetery. call' Wednesday 2 to- 10 Mn.

"this city March 19. 1 Andrew 25 Stms SL. Bat. invited to attend the funeral on -Tuesday at 2 pjn. from, toe BoL funerarhome- ot Dennis and 1046- Fairfleld- Ave.

Inter. ment In Lakeview cemetery. Friends cWI Mondar 7-9 P.m. Ctan Camp- beU -Order Scottish. iClan KO.

24 will exemplify their ritnal on Monday even; y-. citr -March. 21, 1966. Rudolph belovedMuuband oC Augusta Rouol of '40 'Avon Street. Stratford, are invited to attend the funeral -from DJBon and -Collins -fu' ne'ral- "Stratford'' avenue, -March 24, '1966, at 1:30 p.ni.

Tt Rtv. Jolins Kimpel ot Zlw Lutiitraa Church will bOlciate. Inteienent; oln cemetery. to 9 P.DL, Wednesday Jn. 5CHKETEK In tM 5 1944- beloved huV band of the 'late Trances er, ormeriy of Norwalk; 'Funeral serv- icei-will-take-'plaee on, Wrt-r March 23rd -in' B.

McDonald tBheral. borne, 2591 Main G. Frtlett, of -the" EDcopal church, InUrment "In MeUi- odist.cejnelery,.Be*hany,;oiieui.-Friendt may. call 7 to SK. WUtr ABOMIXHA.

(An- ilarch 20th. M9M.V.A, recjuiem funeral Mass. celebrated -in Sctwol Sisten.ol Krtrt Dame "Molher Hoese 23 i a ArraitfenwBts the Robert E. Hehneiiy rai-bonw, '-2936 21. ''1966; 77.

of will be-neW on -Wednesday, at. -1- 1 Home ot wiUnot. Wert; and': '45 So. Main St. Interment.

STXHU: V-- In. thii cltyV'Ma'rch 1 9 W-Wilfred G. huband of Marian -CoBi; PriTaten-Mrvicea- wilt te funeral home Albert 39 Sooth Benson on WednewUy, March ial wiU 'aDitbe -family. from in Otr; Marcn 2U. i 9fii, FotL.VIola; betoved.

wife' ot Lafayette St. "-Friends invited attend 'ttt, -funeral Thursday a.m. the Lieberamx and 1 Fu- SM Falrfield and at iSL- Park. with' a-ioleiiin--, high Mass Intennent'ln from -7-9 p-m. aad Wednei- v-J-.

WAliMJ-In tMs i -DanieliJi -Walsh' of-- K.seeley street Complete arrangements to be announced i by Lleberum and-Hcapby tontral home; Falrfieia 20. Mln Alice Jae.Waterhbaic, 84" Services in the Chape Kt Mountain i North Bridi eport, -Wednelday ial 'in- men'tr in of -the" Nicholson fit-; a home. -443 SurdeldY WEIXS-- In March" 20, 1966. Henry" Wells, husband ot Elsie Wells of '231 i Stratford. services win held Wednesday.

a at the Stratford funeral "of Dennis and D'Arcr. 261 Main- Interment in Lakeview; Friends may call 'Tuesday 7-' to '9' P-m. 1 Andersbn-Dnnn- will exemplify their ritual Tuesday at 7:15, P-ro. in 'this city. Marcn 19..

1 966. Mrs. Anna- EL- Welky. beloved i of John Welky of 143 Htlls SouthporL' Friends are invited to. at-' -tend the ''-funtraV funeral home of.

Charles W- Douffiello and Sons. -36 South Fine Creek Rd, On' Tuesday a.m,:and-in St John Vianney church at 9 a.m. wltft-; a high Mass of reijniem-, Interment in the family-plot in LawncioU may call on -IK- MEMORIAM In memory? of Maj- Sharp, passed away March' 22. 1963. Times lake? away -the edge of Brief But' memorj- turns back every- leaf.

Sadly-missed by mother. Caroline Sharp; and sister, -Mrs. Edith Smith. IK MEMORIAM memory of May Sharp, passed away. March 22.

1963. Greatly missed aloha, life's Quietly remembered every day; No longer in bur lives But in our hearts yon are always there. Sister, Elsie; and Georze Anderson and -IN MEMORIAM In -memory -of Anna May Daly, who passed" away 'March 22nd 95D. in 1 Mefftrr wfcmlHed hi, writ- Ilia; 24 In Bridf J-. DUE TO A DEATH IN "CFAlto, WE WILLvBE -V WEDNESDAY, 23 AKROW FEOOR COVERING ,2490 Main Street, Bridgeport.