The Bridgeport Post from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 99

THE BRIDGEPORT POST, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13. 1966. SEVENTY-THREE WIDOW SUIT FILED' IN AUTO CRASH, A 5250,000 damage suit was en- tered in Superior court yesterday in behalf of Mrs. Susan M. Woods 41 of 1 Longshore ave- JOURT CASES CAUSE CITY A I Use of the City hall's Common 'ouncil chambers by a Superior ourt unit caused a shift in ir- angement for opening Airport ommission bids yesterday.

Notices on the bids had said hey would be received yesterday wooas. -u, ui L.V at 2 p.m. in the city cierK nue. Norwalk. who allegedly office jn cj(y hal am hen open fered physical and mental in-jjd Council chambers.

juries last Dec. 30, in a Wilton traffic accident. The negligence action, brought I by Mary A. Curry, of Wilton, con- servatrix of Mrs. Woods' estate.

is directed against the estate of her husband, Joseph G. Woods, 44, an administrator at Norwalk Community college, who was killed in the crash of two autos. The complaint alleges that Mrs. Woods was a passenger in a car driven by her husband south in Chestnut Hill road near High Ridge road at 1:15 a.m. when the "ehicle crossed the center line of the highway and collided with a northbound auto.

Police Identify Driver Though the identity of the driver of the northbound car is not disclosed in the writ, state policemen said at the time of the accident that he was William Farrell, 20, of Mountain road, Wilton. who escaped uninjured. Nancy Gallant, 15, of 3 Blue Ridge road. Wilton, a passenger in Mr. Farrell's auto, received head and leg injuries, according to the police.

Mrs. Woods, her conservatrix alleges, was thrown from her husband's car and received severe physical and mental injuries. As a result of her injuries, it is claimed in the complaint, Mrs. Woods' inability to use her mental faculties has been permanently impaired. Also, the writ continues, her ability to speak clearly has been affected, but at the present time it is uncertain whether this alleged impairment will be permanent.

Mrs. Woods' ability to walk has been seriously impaired because of her injuries, her conservatrix charges further, and she has been obliged to hire persons to look after her five children and to care for her house. Defendant in Suit Elizabeth Woods McEvoy, New York city, administrator Mr. Woods' estate, is defendant in the suit. Police reported that immediately after the collision of the Woods and Farrell autos.

a car driven by Robert Lametta, 19 of 23 Barbara drive, Norwalk crashed against the Woods vehicle which had remained on the road way. At the time of the accident Mr and Mrs. Woods were returning home from the Norwalk Com munity college alumni dance a the Rolling Hills Country club Wilton, according to the police. Mr. Woods was the director the Division of Business Admin istration of the Norwalk college He was a graduate of Centra Connecticut State college and th University of Southern Californi and was completing his studie for a doctorate at Teachers col lege, Columbia university, whe he was killed.

He had been em ployed by New York university Montclair State college in New Jersey, and the Western Electri company. Coroner Isadore L. Kotler dii not conduct a hearing or issue finding in connection with tn fatality. SERVICES ON FRIDAY FOR EMIL IASSOGNA Services for Emil P. lassogna 48, of 11GA Abner court, propri Under a recent agreement be- ween the city government and he slate judiciary, however, use (he Council chambers for Su- jerior court domestic cases, in- divorces, began yester- lay.

As a result, opening of the lirport improvement project bids vas shifted to the mayor's con- erence room in City hall. ICENSE PROBE MAY END TODAY NEW HAVEN (AP) State's ty. George R. Tiernan expects stimony will wind up today in Superior Court investigation alleged payoffs for return of spended drivers' licenses. Four unidentified men anc ate Police Capt.

Thomas M. Brien testified Tuesday before udge Alva P. Loiselie, who is ting as a one-man grand jury. Loiselle said that he would re- ew some "material evidence" lefore writing his report. The udge added that he has not yet lecided whether he would have findings made public.

The law requires that findings ter such an investigation be rned over to New Haven Su- erior Court, which could issue irrest warrants on the basis of le report. Testimony behind closed doors egan in mid-March before Loi- elle. Tiernan had requested the in- estigation of alleged irregulari- es in the State Motor Vehicle epartment, saying an earlier robe by his office and by state lolice lacked subpoena power in le questioning of people who might be involved. The earlier investigation was touched off by a report to police that a New Haven man paid a least $500 to get his suspended license back. PAUL R.

EISENMAN DIES IN 45TH YEAR Services for Paul Richar Eisenman, 44, of Sherwood drive "airfield, who died Tuesday i he West Haven Veterans' hos pital, will take place Saturda it 9 a.m. in St. John Vianne church, Southport. with a solem ligh requiem Mass. Born in Bridgeport, Mr.

Eisen man resided in Fairfield most his life. He was a U. S. Marin veteran of World War II. Survivors are his wife, Mr Phyllis R.

Eisenman; two son tfark Wells Eisenman and Dan 5 aul Eisenman; a daughter, Kim 'aula Eisenman; his mothe tfrs. Francis Eisenman; two br thers, Eugene C. Eisenman Thompsonville and Francis A Eisenman of Trumbull; two si ters, Helen Eisenman of Cair igypt, and Alma J. Sweeney airfield. LOUIS DIES; EX-PRODUCE DEALE Louis Conte, 78, of 24 Arlingto street died in his home todny.

Services will take place Sati dav at 8 a in the Richan HISS CRADDOCK RITES THURSDAY il airfield Public Nurse Serv-jr ice Director Dies of Fire Injuries i NS IISS GERTRUDE CRADDOCK Services will be conducted hursday for Miss Gertrude L. Craddock. 52, of 114 Eunice ave- ue, Fairfield, who died yester- ay in Bridgeport hospital of in- uries received in a fire in her lome Sunday morning. The services will lake place 11 a.m. in the Wilmot, Wesl nd Golding funeral home, 120! 'ost road, Fairfield.

with the lev. Stanley L. Houston, minis- er of the Greenfield Hill Con- church, officiating. Miss Craddock, who was di- ector of the Fairfield Public Health Nursing service, a aken to the hospital in a police mbulance after she was found nconscious by Fairfield firemen on the floor of her living oom. She had been alone in the louse Fire officials said the cause of the fire "may have been a lighted cigarette" and are still continuing their investigation.

Capt. John Murphy of the field Fire department said three units of apparatus were dispatch ed to the fire at 4:19 a. m. Fire men arrived at the dwelling and fnund all the doors and window closed and all the rooms filled with smoke, he reported. Two firefighters sustained rnin or injuries during the blaze.

Miss Craddock was name( Public Health Nursing directo in June 1960 and assumed th post in August of that year. Sh was former educational directo and assistant to the director i administration of the combine! Public Health Nursing service of San Mateo county in Califo nia. She also served as public healt nurse supervisor of the Arkansa State Health department, consul ant in mental hygiene for th same department, and as menta health nurse consultant for th California State health depart ment. Miss Craddock did graduate work at Boston university and Teachers' college, Columbia uni versify after receiving her B.A at St. Joseph Hospital school Nursing, Ft.

Smith, Ark. Born in Oklahoma, Miss Crad dock was a Fairfield residen six years. She was a member the Army Nurse corps in Worlc War II. She was a member of the Al trusa club of Bridgeport, the Con necticut and American Nurse as sociations, the National and Con nprticut Leaeue for Nursing, an OBIT Dr. Louis H.

Bleiweiss Services for Dr. Louis H. 1 reiess, 72. of 211 Old Sp oad. Fairfield, a dentist, ed Sunday, took place toda le Green funeral home abbi Victor Solomon of Cot ation Ahavas Achim officia urial was in Ahavas A emetery, Fairfield.

Edward L. Cleary Services for Edward L. Clc 2119 Park avenue, assi manager of the claims de lent of the Travelers Insur ompany's Bridgeport bra ho died Monday, will take omorrow at 9:15 a.m. lis home, and at 10 o'cloc t. Augustine's cathedral olemn high requiem Mass.

al will be in St. James ceme 'faugamck. The Mullins and Redgate eral home, 1297 Park avenu charge of arrangements. Samuel Dryer Services for Samuel Dryer ormerly of Bridgeport, who uesday in Chicago, will lace tomorrow at 11 a. le A.

L. Green funeral 27 Grand street. Burial wi Workmen's Circle ceme "airfield. Born in Russia. Mr.

Dryer Bridgeport resident 40 efore moving to Chicago in was a member of the men's Circle. Survivors are two sons, I rain Dryer of Los Angeles, oseph Dryer of Chicago aughter, Mrs. Betty Metel Chicago, and two sisters, adie Mazur and Mrs. hain, both of Bridgeport. Mrs.

Charlotte G. Farg Mrs. Charlotte Gabriel 65, of 955 Riverton terrace, ord, died Monday in Bridg lospital. Memorial services will place Friday at 7:30 p.m. i Mrst Congregational churc Stratford with the Rev.

fodgkins, pastor, offici Burial will be at the conven of the family. Mrs. Fargo, a native of was an area resider ler life. Survivors are a son, Frank Fargo of Alto, and four grandchildren. David W.

Fleming Services for David W. ing of 1419 First avenue. formerly of Bridg who died Saturday in his will take place tomorrow a.m. in the Albert W. Spe neral home, 1222 Fairfielc nue, with the Rev.

Lyr Wood, minister of the Wa ton Park Methodist churc ficiating. Buria! will be in view cemetery. George W. Frost Services for George W. 36, of 509 Bruce avenue, ford, who died yesterday take place Friday at 8:30 a the Cyril F.

Mullins Ihome, 1640 Boston avenue at 9 o'clock in Holy Na Jesus church with a solem requiem Mass. Burial will St. Michael's cemetery. Thomas Howard, Sr. Services lor Thomas 91, of 338 Nichols a Stratford, who died yest will take place tomorrow a I a.m.

in the Stratford lome of Dennis and D'Arc Main street, with the Rev. J. Monk, rector of Christ I pal church, Stratford, offic Burial will be in Lakeview i tery. TfARIES I i Blei-; pringj who ay in with )ngre- ating. lean 1 istant epart- rance ranch.

place in ck in vith a Bur- etery. te fu- lue, is er, 78, and at 10 o'clock in St. Mar- aret's chapel with a solemn high Mass. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery.

Born in Villa St. Groce, Italy, Mr. Mastroianni was a Bridgeport resident 59 years. He was a retired self-employed contrac- Survivors are his wife. Mrs.

Concetta Mastroianni; two sons, Paul A. Mastroianni of Bridgeport, and John F. Mastroianni, of Scarsdale. N.Y.: a daughter, Mrs. Theresa M.

Tomkalski of Trumbull; four grandsons and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Walter Kvesley Services for Mrs. Anna Kvesley, of 905 Mill Plain road. Fairfield, widow of Walter Kvesley.

who died Monday, took place today in St. Thomas church with The celebrant of the Mass was the Rev. Charles Richter, who also read the committal. Bearers were Michael Stenscn, 'airfield, who died Sunday, took lace today in Our Lady of the igh requiem Mass. Burial was St.

Michael's cemetery. The celebrant of the Mass was Right Rev. Thomas F. Henen. assisted by the Rev.

Ber- rd Scanton, deacon, and the ev. John R. McCall, SJ, sub- Seated in the sanctuary was le Rev. Joseph Biondino. Mon- mor Henehan and Father Bion- 10 read the committal.

Bearers were Vincent, Earl and rank Giaquinto, Chico Vear. Joseph J. Santillo. Victor 'antalo, Ronald Vitale and Vin- nt Rotondo. Delegations attended from the aughters of Charity of St.

Vin- nt's hospital, the nursing staff the hospital, and the Holy ame society of the Church of Assumption. Representing the ospital at the services were iss Marv Seer)', director of urses, and Frederick Ehrsham, irector of the hospital staff. Mrs. August Soderquist Services for Mrs. Anna Skill- prp Soderouist.

93. of 29 Meri- ford; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. BROOKLYN. N.Y. James Liskom.

59, of 46th street, formerly of Bridgeport, died April 3 in Kings County hospital. Services and burial took place here April 7. A native of Bridgeport, Mr. Liskom moved here several years ago. Survivors are his wife, Mrs.

Dell L. Liskom; three sons, James Liskom, Joseph Liskom and Robert Liskom of Brooklyn; a brother, Robert Liskom of Stratford; a sister, Mrs. Charles Neuhedal of Monroe and several nieces and nephews. Walter J. Brgrum DANBURY Services for Walter J.

Bigham. 43, of 50 Libert) avenue, a Purple Heart veteran of World War 11, who died Mon day in his home, will take place Friday at 8:15 a.m. in the Cor nelius Delury Memorial, 111 Main street, and at 9 o'clock in St Peler's church, with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial wil be in St. Peter's cemetery.

Mr. Bigham was a sergeant in SERVICES ARRANGED FOR SCHOOL JANITOR Services will be conducted Friday for Lawrence Kreuter. 50, of 132 Hunting street, a custodian at Waltersville school, whose was found floating in waters off Seaside park breakwater yesterday. The services will take place at nessy funeral home, 2936 Main street, and at 9 o'clock in St. Patrick's church with a requiem Mass.

Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Dr. Harold Doherty, medical examiner, after examining the body, said the death was an accidental drowning. Patrolman John A.

Karmolinski. of the Second precinct, said an unidentified fisherman found the body and relayed the word lo Jack Schulze, owner of Bill's Boat Basin. 365 Seaview avenue, who alerted the Emergency Reporting System center. Mr. Schulze aided police in recovering thc body.

Was Former Fireman Mr. Kreuter. a native of Bridgeport, was formerly a member DEATH NOTICES In Ihia city April 12. IS6 Georse W. Frost, beloved husband o.

nue. SlraUord. Funeral services take place on Fridav at 3:30 a-m. lion Cyril F. Mullms funeral borne.

164 Boston avenue, corner Ridzefield. an at 9 a-ra. from Holy Name of Jesu. Church with a solemn htch Mass requiem. Interment in SL.

Michael's cem etery. Fnends may call Wednesda 7 lo 9 p.m.. Thursday 2 to 5 and to 9 p.m. ParViaz lot entrance Ridxefield avenue. FLEMING-- In York.

Penn. Aon! 9. 196 David W. Fleming, husband ol Gei trude Flemiofi of 1419 First Ave Elmwood. York.

Penn. Fuaera! sen ices will be held in the Albert tt Spear funeral home. 1222 Fairfief Ave. on Thursday mominz. April 1 at 1 1 Interment in Lakeview tery.

It is requested that calun2 hour be omitted, HO1VAKD-- In Stratford. April 12, 196 Thomas Howard Sr. of 333 Nicho avenue. Stratford. Funeral services from Stratford funeral home ot Denn.

and D'Arey. 261 1 Main street. Inte ment in Lakeview cemetery. Frienc may call Wednesday 3 to 5 and to 9 p.m. HURST-- In Fairfield.

Conn. April 1 1 966. Grover C. Hursl. husband Sarah W.

Hurst of 601 Knapps Hie wav. Kairfield. Funeral services be held in the Fairfield funeral horr of Albert Spear. 39 South Bens Interment Lawncroft cemeier Friends ma 1 call Tuesday evening fro 7 to 9. IASSOGNA-- In this cily.

April 12. 196 Emil P. lassOEna. 116 A Abner cou ed husband of Vera Marti lassozna, beloved father of Mrs. Jan Ciacci.

Mrs. Barbara Sansone aj ter Nisky, George Bacon and Raymond Larnerd. James F. McGetrick DANBURY--Services for James F. McGetrick, 52, of 15 Library Bella take tor of the House of Records, 1 Plaza street, who died Tuesda 77 Spadaccino a home, 49 Washington avenue, and at 9 a VincenfrhospUal, wm "'clock in St.

Raphael's church conducted Friday at 8 a.m. i vith a solemn high requiem the" Richards-Spldaccino funer Mass a I be St. 499 Washington avenu and at 9, o'clock in St. Raphael church with a solemn high ouiem Mass. Burial will be chad's cemetery.

Mr. Conte, a native of Min- uro, Italy, was a resident here 50 years. He was the retired pro- jrietor of the Conte ay at a.m. in the Cornelius lelury Memorial, 111 Main street nd at 9 o'clock in St. Peter's torch, with a solemn high re uiem Mass.

Burial will be in t. Peter's cemetery. Mr. McGetrick was a native Janbury, attended local school nd was well known as a basket all player. He was employed bj larry Ford.

He is survived by three broth rs, John and Leo of Danbury nd Robert McGetrick of Hart ord; and by several nieces am ephews. Mrs. William McLaughlin DANBURY Services for Mrs ilinnie Platt McLaughlin, 82, 6 Spring street, widow of Wil iam McLaughlin, and a forme tewardess in the trimming room Df the Mallory Hat company fo 7 years, who died Monday, wi ake place Thursday at 11 a.m the Hull funeral home, 6 Division street, with the Rev Clare M. Ingham, associate pas or of the First Congregationa church, and the Rev. Harold Craw of Meriden.

former pasto of the church, officiating. Buria will be in Center cemetery Bethel. Mrs. McLaughlin was born Bethel. She was a member of th First Congregational Friendsh circle, the Golden Age club whie she served as chaplain, and Danbury Grange.

She is survived by a son, James McLaughlin of Danburj six daughters, Mrs. Lester L. monds, Mrs. Theodore N. Mallows, Mrs.

William Hibbert, Mr Joseph Bucko, all of Danbur Mrs. John Krakovich of Sprin field, and Mrs. Serge Bac ar, of Southwick, two si ters, Mrs. Carrie Costello an Mrs. Jessie White, both of Da bury; 11 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Mrs. John Mihocko Services for Mrs. Rose Mihock 64, wife of John Mihocko of Goodwin place, Stratford, wli died Sunday, took place today St. James church with a requie Mass. Burial was in St.

Michac" cemetery. The celebrant of the Mass the Rev. John J. Bumstead, wi also read the committal. Bearers were Albert, Thorn and Ralph Roberge, Josep Thomas and Leonard Ballaro.

Mrs. Julius Muller Services for Mrs. Mary Con ell Craddock of Los Angeles; a 1469 Main street, widow of Frank jnj MiHter, of 791 Riversi sister, Mrs. Lorene E. Smith of H.

Hughes, died today at drjvei Fairfield, wife of James funera the American Public Health association. Mrs. Frank- H. Hughes Survivors are a brother, Low- Mrs. Helen R.

Hughes. 71, of ne avenue, Stratford, widow of ugust Soderquist, who died onday, will take place tomor- iw at 2 p.m. in the Baptist emple with the Rev. John ischinger, pastor, officiating, urial will be in Lawncroft ceme- Fairfield. The Larson funeral home, 2 the Infantry, and was seriously wounded in France in November, 1944.

He was an active member of the Raymond A. Walling post. -j Miss Marilyn lassosna. Beloved son ct of the Bridgeport Fire depart- ji s. sieiia jassoina.

broiim ment and was an Army veteran of World War 11. Survivors are a brother, Clifford J. Kreuter; and two sisters, VFW, and was employed at thc' Mrs Annastacia O'Leary and Mrs. Connor Engineering Co. He is sur-, Mati i da Marrocc0( a Bridge- vived by his mother, Mrs.

Wilma Bigham, by a sister, Mrs. Helen The Larson lunerai nome, orth avenue, is in charge of 'burn. TM fTMr nephews, all of port, and several nieces and nephews. rangements. Edward J.

Smllh Edward J. Smith, 52, of 640 Mr Vera Martino lassogna; thre daughters, Mrs. Janet Ciacci Stratford and Mrs. Barbara Sa sone and Miss Marilyn lassogn a member of the Old Timers' association of the North End Boys' club. Survivors are two sons, Anthony and Joseph Conte, and California; a niece and a nephew, a.m.

in St. Vincent's hospital where she was admitted yesterday as a medical patient. Grover C. Hurst ces for Grover Cleveland Hurst, 81, of 601 Knapps highway, Fairfield, who died Sunday, nd I IN NEW YORK FOR THOMAS J. MOORE lassogna.

of Bridgeport; sister, Mrs. Mary Catherine Ge narini of Trumbull wd sever nieces and nephews. children and several nieces and nephews. SERVICES THURSDA FIRM, UNION CONTINUE AUTO TRANSIT TALKS Talks aimed at agreement on a Services will be conducted to- new work contract covering about morrow for James bus drivers of the Bridge- 69, ef 450 Penfield road, Fair-1 port Auto Transit company were field, who was killed Mondavi continued at a two-and-one-half- when struck, by a dump truck hour bargaining session between as he was working as a special an management repre- policeman directing traffic on tives in the company's of- Westport-Easton road in ces yesterday, according to a field. company spokesman.

Services will take place at 8:151 jhe present two-year contract Services be conductet A way, ranneiu, wnu uicu hu Pr took Place today in the Spear funeral home, with the Rev. day city. The services take place dunerai nunic, vviui me and past commander of the James or of the Rogers Brothers post 149, Amen- Grace Methodist church can Legion here, who died Lawn day in his home in New 1 crott cen eterj Mrs. Arthur H. King, Jr.

Services for Mrs. Noreen E. King, 42. wife of Arthur H. King, of 102 VanRensselaer avenue, Stratford, who died Saturday, took place yesterday in the Baker funeral home with the Rev.

Herbert G. Follett, of Christ Episcopal church, officiating. Burial was in Park cemetery. Bearers were Fred Muller, Floyd Dunthy, Albert Root. Peter Julius A.

Muller, a Bridgeport teacher, who died Sunday, took place today in St. Thomas church with a requiem Mass. Buria! was in Mountain Grove cemetery. The celebrant of the Mass was the Rev. Charles F.

Richter, who also read the committal. Bearers were James Cherry, Paul Foytho, William Swidlyk, Richard Pybus, Walter Sudik and Walter Barker. Delegations attended at 7 p.m. in the Dimiceli and Sons funeral home, 1S2 Lexington avenue. New York city.

Burial will be in Ware, Mass. Mr. Moore, a native of Peekskill, N.Y., was installed as commander of the local Legion post Oct. 11, 1960. Survivors are several sons, daughters, brothers and sisters.

J. R. POWELL DIES; MINISTER'S FATHER RIDGEF1ELD --Services were lack Rock turnpike. Fairfield, irmerly of Nonvalk, died yester- ay in Norwalk. Services will take place Friday 11 a.m.

in the Nick J. Downer uneral home, 2 Stevens street, orwalk, with the Rev. James F. eath, pastor of the Bethel AME urch, Nonvalk, officiating. Bural will be in the American Leion plot at Riverside ceme- ecy, Nonvalk.

Mr. Smith, a native of Sharp- own, N. was a resident of v'onvalk, 29 years before moving Fairfield two weeks ago. He an Army veteran of World Var II. Survivors are three daughters Irs.

Shirley Watson of Philadel- hia; Mrs. Martha Walker of Jrooklyn. N. and Mrs. Marj enkins of Hartford; a son, John Trotter of Lewisburg, a sis er, Mrs.

Martha Strong Wilson if Fairfield; stepfather, Alfred Curry of Fairtield; eight grand children and one nephew. Carl G. Stcnberg Services for Carl G. Stenberg 84, of 527 Villa avenue, Fairfielc who died Monday, took place to day in Salem Lutheran churc with the Rev. Caryl V.

Benson, astor, officiating. Burial was i cemetery, Fairfield. Mrs. Vincent Surel Services for Mrs. Valerie Sure! of 554 Atlantic street, widow Vincent Surel, who died yester day, will take place Friday a 8:15 a.m.

in the Charles Dougiello and Sons funeral home 798 Park avenue, and at 9 o'cloc St. Michael's church with solemn high requiem Mass. Bur ial will be in St. Michael's ceme tery. The rosary will be recite Thursday at 7 p.m.

in the funera home. Born in Poland, Mrs. Surel sided in the Bridgeport area 6 years. A charter member of Michael's church, she was a mem ber of St. Francis society an the Council of Catholic Womei Survivors are a son, John Si rel of Bridgeport; three daugl ters.

Mrs. Mary Buckley i Bridgeport, Mrs. Sally Short Bridgeport, and Miss Frances Si rel of Bridgeport; a sister, Mr Julia Sirakowski of Rockville nine grandchildren; 12 grea grandchildren and several nieo and nephews. Mrs. William Toth anbury.

Michael W. Barry EASTON Memorial services Michael W. Barry. 22. of enter road, son of Mr.

and Mrs. illiam H. Barry, who died Monay, will take place Thursday at p.m. in the Easton Congrega- Tuesday in hi: onal church with the Rev. Rob- 78 years old.

rt D. L. Singer, pastor, ficialing. Burial will be at the onvenience of the family. RICHARD BOERKER, 78, FOREST EXPERT, DIES CHESHIRE (AP) Funeral services will be held Friday for Richard H.

D. Boerker. author and forestry expert, who died Tuesday in his home. He was Boerker wrote "Our National published in 1917, and Behold Our Green Mansions," published in 1945. Clarence P.

Arnold GUILFORD Services for larence P. Arnold. 70, of uttle's Point, who died Monday, ill take place Thursday at 11 m. in the Leete funeral home. 12 Fair street, with the Rev.

ranklin A. -Bower, pastor of the ladison Congregational church, ificiafing. Burial will be in Long ill cemetery, Trumbull. St. Albans lodge 38, AF and of Guilford, will conduct its itual tonight at 8 o'clock in the uneral home.

Robert C. Chickos MILFORD Robert Charles Chickos, 19, son of Albert and 'era Drinkwater Chickos of Opa- Locka, former Milford residents, died Tuesday in the Medical College of Virginia hospital, Richmond, Va. Services and burial will take ilace in Opa-Locka. Mr. and Mrs.

Chickos were esidents here until moving to Iorida 20 years ago. Survivors include his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chickos of Milford, and several aunts and uncles in the Milord area. William C.

Shechan MILFORD Private services William C. Sheehan, of 10 Sroadway, who died Monday in lis home, will take place Thursday at 1 p.m. in the William R. McDonald funeral home, 2591 Main street, Stratford. Burial will be in Union cemetery, Strat- 'ord.

Born in Bridgeport, Mr. Sheelan had been a Milford resident 30 years. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Robert Sautter of Bridgeport. William H.

Colgate, Sr. REDDING--Memorial services will be conducted for William Homer Colgate, 74, of Route 53, who died Sunday in Yale-New Haven hospital. New Haven. The services will take place a the convenience of the family in the Tomiinson Homestead, 336 Main street, Danbury. Cremation will be in Mountain Grove crema- PERISHES IN FIRE PROVIDENCE, R.I.

(AP) -Miss Genevieve Padden, 65, perished Tuesday in a fire in her cluttered second floor apartment. CRUSHED TO DEATH SPRINGFIELD, VI. (AP) -Christopher H. Walker, 3, was fatally crushed Tuesday when a piano, stored in the family garage, toppled over on him. DEATH NOTICES AERY--In Eastern.

April 11. 1966. Uirhaet W. Barry, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William II. Barry of Center Road, in his 23rd year. Services will be hold at the Eastern ConsrejzationBl Church on Thursday at 3 p.m. Interment at convenience of the family. There will be no calling hours.

In lieu of flowers, conlributions may be made to The Joel Barlow scholarship Fund. Services for Mrs. Esther Schon ory, Bridgeport. Toth, of 25 Hanford drive. Fair-! loved husband of KllzabcUi Cavanauch.

of -150 Pcnfictd Fairfield. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the funeral residence ol Frank Polke and Son. 1546 Fairlield cor. Hancock on Thursday at 8:15 a.m. and from SL Thomas Church at 9 a.m.

where a solemn rcuuicm Mass will be offered. Interment in Mountain Grove Cemetery. Friends mav call Tuesday from 7-9 p.m. and Wednesday 3-5 and 7-10 p.m. Recitation of the Rosary on Wednesday at n.m.

CI.KARV In this city. April 11. 1966. Kdward t. Cleary.

husband of Mary Keller Cleary of 2119 Park Avenue. Friends may attend the funeral from his late residence. 2119 Park Avenue, on Thursday. April Utli. 1966.

at 9:15 a.m.. and in St. Ausustine's cathedral at 10 a.m. with a solemn requiem Mass. Interment in St.

James cemetery. Kaugatuck, Conn. Friends may call at his late residence Tuesday aflcr 7 p.m.: Wednesday afternoon and even- inc. this city April 13. 1966.

Louis Conte, 24 Arlington street, husband of the late Giovanni DiClemente Conte. beloved father of Anthony and Joseph Conic. Mrs. Lucy Kemcruul and Mrs. Rose Siersien.

FriendL viled to attend the funeral from the Kichards-spadaccino funeral home, 499 Washinglon avenue, on Saturday. April 16th at 8 and from St. Tjaphaers diurch at 9 a.m.. with a solemn high Mass ot requiem. Jnlerment in SI.

Mi chad's cemetery. Friends may cal Thursday 7 lo 9 p.m.. Friday 3 lo 5 and 7 10 9 p.m. CT.AnnoCK--In this city. April 1966 Gertrude Louise Craddock of 114 Eunice avenue.

Falrficld. Funeral ser vices will be held on Thursday at 11 a.m. from Ihe Fairfield funeral home of Wilmot. Wesl and GouldinB. 1209 Post road.

Fairfield. Interment a convenience of family. There will be no calline hours. In lieu of flowers, friends deslrinc. may make contributions to the Fairfield Visiting Nurse association.

field, wife of William Toth, who died Monday, took place today in the United Church of Christ with the Rev. Stephen Bessemer, pas- jtor, offficiating. Burial was in I Mountain Grove cemetery. port Board of Education. Mrs.

Norman B. Ronning Mrs. Dorothy Allen Ronning, 58. wife of Norman B. Ronning, formerly of Groves avenue, died March 30 in Kentucky Baptist hospital, Louisville, Ky.

Sen'ices and burial took place in Louisville. Mrs. Ronning, a native of Cleveland, Ohio, was a member of the United Congregational Pizaretles, Henry Merick church and was president of the Lynn Brewer. Irving Klein Services for Irving Klein, for- Guild of that church until she and her husband moved to lucky 15 years ago. Mr.

Ronning was an executive with the a.m. in the Frank Polke and Son i he company, which op- conducted Monday in Woods- merry of 127 Garfield avenue, who General Electric company here, funeral residence, 1546 erales buses in the N. for John R. yesterday in Miami Beach, Surviving, in addition to her avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. I Stratford area, and Local I.336.;Sr., 89, father of the Rev.

where he had been living! husband, is a daughter, Mrs. Thomas church, Fairfield, with Transit union, bar- ter S. R. Powell, minister of past six months, will be con- D. Hasselmann, of Pasadena, as church, Fairfield, with a Amalgamated Transit union, bar- ter S.

R. Powell, Yninister of the; the past six months, will be con- D. Hi high requiem Mass. Burial 'gaining agent for the drivers, ex- Jesse Lee Memorial Methodist ducted Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Calif.

Thomas church, Fairfield, with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. The Rosary be recited tonight at 8 o'clock in the funeral home. AVALANCHES KILL RAWALPINDI, a i a (AP) Avalanches killed 46 persons at several towns and villages 200 miles northwest of Rawalpindi, reports from the area said today. ires April 30.

Yesterday's session was the second in the current series of talks, and company officials indicated today it was too early in the negotiations to say whether progress had been made. Union officials could not be immediately reached for comment on the talks. There are 3,620 S. Foreign Service officers in 111 foreign embassies and 152 consulates. church.

Mr. Powell operated a general store in Alloway, N. for 40 years and served as postmaster there 15 years. He was a member of the Alloway Board of Ed- ucaton 30 years. He was steward of the Alloway Methodist church 60 years end served as treasurer 14 years.

Survivors, in addition to his son, are another son, John R. and two great-grandchildren. A. Green funeral home, 927 Grand street. Rabbi Victor Solomon, of Congregation Abavath Achim, Fairfield, will officiate.

Burial will be in Ahavath Achim cemetery, Fairfield. Angclo Mastroianni Services for Angelo Mastroianni. 77, of 316 Northfield drive, who died yesterday, will take place Friday at 9 a.m. in the Powell, four grandchildren Richards Spadaccino a home, 499 Washington avenue. Mrs.

Jonas Rosncr Services for Mrs. Frieda Rosner, 83, of Miami Beach, former ly of Bridgeport, widow of Jonas Rosner, who died Sunday, were conducted today in the Green funeral home by Rabbi Victo Solomon of Congregation Ahavatl Achim. Burial was in Unity club cemetery, Fairfield. Anthony F. Santillo Services for Anthony F.

San Mrs. Vasil Yatslnko Services for Mrs. Anna Gacha 'atsinko, 78 of 337 Brooks treet, widow of Vasil Yatsinko, vho died Monday, will take place omorrow at 8:30 a.m. in thc Ad- funeral home, 591 Arctic treet, and at 9 o'clock in St. John the Baptist Byzantine church.

Burial will be in St. ohn's cemetery, Stratford. Panahedeon services will be conducted- tonight at 8 o'clock in he funeral home. Anthony Zysk, Sr. Services for Anthony Zysk, '3, of 2775 Old Town road, who died Monday, will take place tomorrow at 8:30 a.m.

in the Rado funeral home, 305 Pulaski John L. Wallace RIDGEFIE'LD Services will place Thursday for two- year-old John L. Wallace, son of Mr. and Mrs. John V.

Wallace of Madeline drive, who drowned a pond Monday afternoon. They will be conducted at 2 p.m. in the William C. Kane funeral home. 41 Catoonah street, with the Rev.

Wallace Randall, pastor of the Bethel Methodist officiating. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery, Norwalk. Survivors, in addition to his parenls, are a sister, JiJI and a brother Lloyd. Mrs. Willis F.

Taplin TRUMBULL-Services for Mrs. Gertrue Pierce Taplin. 80, widow of Willis F. Taplin, of 18 Hedgehog road, formerly of Milford, who died Tuesday in St. Mary's Convalescent hospital, will take place Friday at 10 a.m.

in Grace Episcopal church. The Rev. er Scott Gray, rector, will ofTi-j DltYER--In Phicaio. April 11. 1966.

Samuel Pryer. (ormerly of Bridsepori. Funeral sen-Ices ill be hold at the A. I- Green funeral homr. 927 Grand street.

Thursday. 11 a.m. Interment in Workmen's Circle cemetery, Fair- riclrf. DI'RIUnV--In this city April 17. Stephen Piibrow, formerly of 175 Sixth St.

Funeral services will be held lie-day April 13th at 1:00 P.m. in iouis A. Abnoia and -126 EaM Washinston Right Rev. John Kivko. pastor Holy Ghost Hussian Orthodox church officiating.

Interment in Park ceme- tcrr. EISKVMAN--In U.S. Vet. West April 12. 1966- Paul r.ichaaj Kiienman.

beloved, husband of Phyllis n. Eisenman. Solemn liiRh re- dulcni Mass at St. John Vlanney church. 307 Barberry Road.

Southport. Saturday April 6 at 9 a.m. There will be no calling hours. In lien of flowers donations may be made Nicholas, and Thomas lassogna. and Mrs.

Mary Catherine Gennarini. Friends are invited to attend the In--, ncral from the RicharcU-Spadaccino funeral home. 499 tt'ashinaion en Friday. April 15ih at a a.m. and.

from St. Raphael's church al 9 a.m. with a solemn hish Mass ot requiem, Interment in St. Michael's cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 7-9 p.m.; Thursday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.

KI.K1X--In Miami. Fla. April 12. 1966. Irvina Klein, formerly ol Bridgeport.

Funeral services will be held al Ihe A. Green funeral home, 927 Grand street, Thursday at 1 p.m. Interment in Ahavas Achim cemetery, Fairlield. KHEUTEIU-in this city April 12. Kreuter.

132 HuntinS st Friends are invited to attend the funeral from ihc Robert E. Henncssy. lunerai home. 2936 Main Friday. April 15 at 8:30 a.m.

and in SL Pat- 1 rick church al 9:00 a-m. with a re-r quiem Mass. Interment in St. Michael cemetery. Friends may call Wed-; nesday.

to 10 p.m.. Thursday. 2 to- 10 P-m. Parkins in rear of the neral home. MA5TROIANNI--In this city.

April 12,, 1966. Angelo Mastroianni, 316 rtOrth- field drive, beloved husband or Concetta Mastroianni. beloved father ot Paul A. and John P. Mastroianni and Mrs.

Theresa M. Tomkalski. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Richards-Spadaccino funeral home, 499 Washington avenue, on Friday, April at 9 a.m.. and Irom St. Margarei's Chapel al 10 a.m., with a solemn Msh Mass of requiem.

Inter-, ment in St. Michael's cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 7-9 p.m.; Thursday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. tWJLEH--In New Haven. Conn.

April 10. 1966- Mary C. Muller. wile ol Julius A. Muller ot 791 Drive.

Fairfield. Friends are invited to attend Uie funeral in the Fairfield 1 funeral home of Albert W. 39- South Benson Rd. on Wednesday morn- ins. April (3 at 8:30 and from Thomas's R.C.

church al 9:00. Inter-j mcnl In ill. Grove cemetery. Fnends may call Monday evening Irom 7 ta 9 and on Tuesday from 2 to 5 and 7 lo 9. If desired, contributions may be made to the Cancer Fund.

SHKEHAA--In Milford. Conn. April 1966. William C. Sheehan ot 10 Broadway Milford.

Private funeral seryices' will take place on Thursday, April 14' at 1 p.m. in the William R. MacDonald funeral home. 2591 Main street. Stratford.

Interment tn Union cemetery. No calling hours. 6ODEHQU1ST Entered Into rest In Stratford. on April 11, 1966," Anna S. Soderquisl.

wife of the AuEust Soderquist of 29 Mentine Stratford. Funeral services will ba i-efd on Thursday at 2 P.m. at tht Baptist Temple. 360 Colorado Ave. Interment In Lawncroft Cemetery, tair- lield.

Friends mav call at the Larson funeral home, 2496 North on Wednesday from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.. and at the church on Thursday from 12- to 1:45 P.m. VKKIj--In this city, April 12, Mrs. Valerie Surel, widow of Vincent fr Surel of 554 Atlantic street. Fnends are invited ot attend the funeral IromA the Charles W.

DoUftiello and funeral home. 79B Park avenue, cor. West Liberty street on Friday at 8:15 a and in St. Michael's church at 9 a.m. with a hiBh Mass of Interment in the family plot, SL chad's cemetery.

Friends may Wednesday 7-9 and Thursday 3-9 Rosary recitation Thursday at 7 TAPIJX--In Trumbull, April 12, Gertrude Pierce, Taplin, widow olo Willis F. Taplia of 18 Hedaehog Trumbull, formerly of 52 Bedford nue. Milford. Funeral services will? be held on Friday at 10 a.m. from Grace Episcopal church.

Mam Lonit Hill. Interment in WoodErove- cemetery. Queens. N.Y. There will no calling hours.

In lieu of lowers, contributions can be made to charity of your choice. by Dennis and D'Arey funeral TOTH--m Falriield, April 11, 1966,, Esther Sdion Toth. beloved wile or, William Tolh of 25 Hanford field. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from funeral residence ot Frank Polke Eon. 1546 FaiiTield.

corner Hancock, on Wednesday at 1-30 and at United Church Christ al 2:00 P.m.. Rev. Dr. Bessemer, nastor. officiating.

Inter-, ment in Mountain Grove cemetery. Friends may call Monday, 7 to 9" p.m.; Tuesday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.* VATSIXKO--In Fairfield Hills. Monday," April M. 1966. Mrs.

Anna Gacha Yat-r sinko. widow of Vasil Yatsinko. 3.17 BrooXs SL Friends are Invited toy attend the funeral from the Adilmat Funeral Home. 591 Arctic SL. oni Thursday at 8:30 a.m.

and from John The Baptist Byzantine Arctic at 9 a.m. Interment in John's cemetery, Stratford. FriendSi may call Tuesday from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. con services on Wednesday at 8 p.m.

Mothers and daughters auxiliary of St. John's church will recite the Rosary at 7 p.m. Wednesday, ZVSK--In this cily April 11. 1966. Anthony Zysk Sr.

of 2775 Old Town Road. Friends are invited to attend the funeral at the Radozycki funeral home. 305 Pulaski street on Thursday mornins at 8:30 and from EL Michael The Archanzel church al 9 with a requiem Mass. Interment in St. Michael's cemetery.

Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m.. Wednesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. memor of Paul R. National Multiple Sclerosis Society Church New Haven. fo thc 197 FARGO-- In this April 11, Gabriel Fnreo of 9: Terrace, Stratford.

Memorial fill be held Friday at 7:30 at First Ongrceational Church MASS NOTICE There will be a 1st Anniversay Hish Mass for Mary Mlccio Fazekas, Thursday April 14, 1966 at 8:00 a.m. in SU Andrews church. IN MEMCRIAM In loving memory of Mrs. Mary A. Ka rina t.

who passed a way A pril 13, 1960. Uprfsht and just to all her ways. Loyal and true through all her days. Silently suffered, patiently bore. God took her home to suffer no more.

Sadly missed by her children. IS MEMORIAM In loving memory of our Beloved Jf Stratford Main strcrl. Mother. Mrs. Josephine Chase Delia.

private fit convenience of (he family. JRocco. who passed away 73 years acn. There wi'l be no callinc hours. In lieu I April IT.th.

1943. Sadly missed by rhil Of may be a i Mrs. Margaret Bcauilin, Mrs. American Oinrpr fticirty. Katz.

Miss Ethel Hiese. rfincrmpnts with Dennis and D'Arcy Dorothy Eastram and nrral homo of Stratford. 'Chase. street, and at 9 o'clock in St ciate. Burial will be in Wood- Michael the Archangel church with a requiem Mass.

Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Mr. Zysk was born in Poland and lived here 50 years. He was employed by the Bridgeport Brass company until his retirement in 1958.

He was a member of Polish National Alliance Group 820. Survivors are two sons, Anthony Zysk, of Milford, and Stanley Zysk of Bridgeport; a daughter, Mrs. Helen Zackowski, ol Mil cemetery. Queens, N. Y.

Thc Dennis and funeral lome, 1046 Fairfield avenue, is in charge of arrangements. Born in Brooklyn, Mrs. Taplin resided in Milford 30 years before moving to Trumbull five years ago. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Lyman F.

Rogers of Trumbull and Mrs. Norman W. Boyd of Glen Head, Long Island; six grandchildren and five great- grandchildren. in the time of need are greatly appreciated The Bridgeport Florist Association.