The Bridgeport Post from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 39

Resentenced to Life Term; 1 Strangle! Was Scheduled to Die By RICHARD P. ONDEK fj Louis Cofone, the only accused, to be voted Uie death by a Superior court jury the enactment by the Legislature the split 'penalty -section of Ihe murder was re-sentenced yester- to lite imprisonment by a court judge. Judge Irving Levine acted in with a ruling by the Supreme court which last 19 had ordered vacated the penalty originally imposed the 33-year-old Stamford and directed that he be to a life term. In presenting Cofone for re- 'L sentencing, Assistant State's At( i lorney Donald A. Browne said the death penalty had stringent- been recommended by the "estate due to the long and detail- background of Cofone's past.

'Proper Penalty' Speaking for State's Attorney T. Gormley, who Cofone, Mr. Browne told Judge Levine he wished to for Ihe record that the death' penalty voted for Cofone felt by the state to be a penalty in this particu 'the stati Cofone had been convicted ol irst-degree murder in the trangulation of Mrs. Carol Diack in her Wilton home in anuary, 1970. After finding Cofone guilty- of first-degree murder, the jury unanimously roted that the death penally be mposed upon him for the slay- ng.

However, Connecticut highest ribunal, said month it vas necessary to declare error the imposition of the death enalty because tvhile Cofone's appeal from his conviction was pending, the U. S. Supreme court in several cases ruled the extreme penalty unconstitutioii' case." Mr. Browne said. i was an act of extreme 'courage on the part of the 12 who heard the case to see their duty and to vote the deatl was imposed, but he replied, al.

'Cruel Mr. Browne said yesterday hat the U. S. Supreme court Furmann vs. Georgia decided in June, 1972, determined no, Mr.

don't. 1 Cofone Browne 'Difficult' told Judge Lc- vine that prior to leaving the irlson yesterday morning trip to Superior court 'here, Cofone gave prison officials a considerable amount of dlffi culty. The assistant.state's attorney said Cofone refused to take of bis prison clothing and put oil a street 'suit and that other al lied matters made it necessary for guards to place and handcuffs on him. Mr. Browne asked Judge Le vine that Cofone be brought in to the courtroom in that con dition "for the safety of.

cour personnel, make sure doesn't escape." Public Defender Herbert Bundock told Judge Lev.inc that the death penalty under had spo)(en with Cofone prior existing' standards constituted a his bell)e brought into the court cruel and unusual penalty. The Connecticut Supreme court affirmed the murder conviction of Cofone in all other aspects except the penalty portion which it remanded back to Superior court for re-sentencing. Judge Levine asked Cofone, who was brought into the courtroom' by guards from the State's prison at Somers in handcuffs and schackles, if there was anything he wished to say before the new sentence OBITUARIES FrederickR.MiUerNamed i A Vice President at CNB room and said "he is very a a ble and-seems all right to me." Mr. Bundock added that Cotonn had not caused any problem after arriving at the court building Scheduled to Die Cofone, who had been released on parole a short lime before the Diack slaying, was iai- scheduled to be executed Oct. 7, 1970, the date set by Superior court Judge Joseph F.

Dannehy, who presided over the murder trial. The execution was delayed by Cofone's appeal, as were others throughout the nation which were awaiting the U.S. court's pronouncement on the Mrs, James Bahan Services for Mrs. Mary Cothren lahan, 86, widow of James iahan, who died Wednesday in St. Joseph's Manor, Trumbull, vill lake place tomorrow at 9 a.m, in the William R.

McDonald 'uneral home, 2591 Main street, Stratford, and at 10 o'clock in St. Tames church, Stratford, with a Mass of the Resurrection. Bural will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Born in Brooklyn, N.

Mrs. 3ahan had been a resident of this area for the past 58 years. She is survived by a son, John P. Bahan, of Devon; a daughter, Mrs. Marguerite Holmes, of Stratford; two brothers, William Cothren, of Hollywood, and Frank Cothren, of Peekskill, N.

three grandchildren, a great-grandchild a several nieces an nephews. Mrs. Gertrude Baker Mrs. Gertrude Baker, 78, of 297 Putnam streei, died today in Bridgeport hospital where sh was admitted Jan. 15 as a medi cat patient.

Frank Polke and Son fu eral home, 1546 Fairlield ave. iue, is in charge of arrange ments. the Companions of the Forest of urrectlon. Burial flounced; Mrs. Oleynik was constitutionality -of penalty.

Frederick R. Miller, of Mid-! was elected a senior president of the Connecti- i National.Bank yesterday at a meeting of the board of directors, Alexander Hawley, president and chief executive officer, announced today. Mr. Miller, a banking official 5 niore than 20 years, served recently as president and ii'jlchief administrative officer of National Bank of a position from.which he last month. He was by Francis V.

Stosse, A native of Oakland, 'Mr. Miller-began his banking career in 1852 with J. P. Mor- --i'gan and Company, New city, and joined the Phll- iadelphia National bank in 1954. was 15 -years in yrficiai iSrie -Water1ury bank k5n April, 1969 as president and When City Trust company 'jgind the' Rational vye're consolidated in June, Mr: Miller was.

elected chief administrative SJpfficer, and "director of -the re- City National Bank of the death LAID ASKED ON HEATING Oil SERVICES OM MONDAY FOR PATRICK Services will take place Monday 'or Patrolman- Patrick M. Lynch, 56, of 185 Texas avenue, a member of the Bridgeport partment, 26 years, who died last night in Bridgeport The funeral will be conducted at 8:15 a.m. in the Redgate fiirier- In'imposing the new penalty Judge Levine ordered Cofone 'committed to the State's pris on at Somers for the term your, natural'life." In addition to the life term Gofone is serving the 14-yeai balance ot a 10-25 year sentence meted out in 1960 for rape. I was from that term that thi State Board of Parole released him prior to the Wilton murder Cofone was convicted of Mrs Diack's murder while in the per petratioh of a robbery, having entered heV home, demanded her car keys and money, befor strangling her when she began to scream. Mrs.

Leon M. Beman Services for Annie Faus leman, 95, widow of Leon N' ieman, of. 265 Oakland, si reef Stratford, who died Thursday i he Park Avenue convelascen iome, will take place Monday a 10:30 a.m. in the A. G.

Bake funeral home, 1888 Stratford ave nue. The 0. Shaw pastor of the First Corigregaliona church, officiate and', burial will be in Lakevie cemetery. Born in Reading, Mrs. man had been a Stratford residei 35 years.

She was a retired sale clerk with the former Smit Murray, department store, port and was a graduate Irainei attendant of the class of 192 Survivors are a Mis Barbara A. Beman of Stratfor a niece, and two nephews. merica. Survivors, in addition to hci will be aiv Ufe-lon: are a daughter, Miss Anthl oorkiotis of Bridgeport; a sis- Mrs. Natalie Bochanis of ayetteville, N.

id two nephews. a grandson C. Genor Services for Mrs. Victoria Laz usky Shimakone, 68, wife of cter Shimakone, of 224 Bruce venue, Slralford, who died Wed- esday, took place today in Holy ame of Jesus church, Stratford, ith a Mass of the Resurrection, urial was in St. Michael's ceme- Mrs.

Hlglnla Hernandez Services for Mrs. Higinia Herandez, 78, of 102 Highland ave- ue, who died Thursday in her place tomor- ome, will lake ow at 10:15 m. in the Charles W. Dougiello and Sons uneral home, 738 Park avenue, nd at 11 o'clock in St. Antony's church with a Mass of he Resurrection.

Burial will be St. Michael's -cemetery. Born, in Corozal, P.R., Mrs. Jemandez was a resident here hree years. Juan and resident of Bridgeport.

Survivors, in addition tn her husband, are a son, Thomas Oleynik ol Southhury; a daughter, vlrs. Joan Barnhart of Boise, Idaho; a brother, William Glennon of -Bridgeport; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Tufano of Monroe and Mrs. Honor of Jamestown. R.I.; two grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.

Mrs. Peter Shimdkone Services for Mrs. Flora Gennj. 86, of 511 California slreel, Stratford, widow of Andrew Genor who died Wednesday, took place today in Ihe Cody-White funera home, Milford. Burial was in Lakeview cemetery, Bridgeport The Rev.

John J. Pitonak and the Rev. Mr. John Mako were concelebrants' of the Mass and read the committal. Bearers were Joseph and Peter Lazaursky, Albeit Kassilis, James Kirk, Frank Macenas and Albert Kaporch, 7 ARE A I IN WASHINGTON (Continued Iron) Page One) confirm these' 7 Police said some of the victims had been shot and others Andrew Bertola Services for Andrew Bertola, 78, of SO Pansy road, Fairfield, who died Wednesday, took placu today in St.

Pius church, with a Mass of the Resurrection. Burial was in Lavmcroft cemetery, Fair fie Id. The Rev. Edward Scull was celebrant of the Mass and read committal. He was assisted I in the Mass by the Rev.

Peter A. DeMarco. Bearers were Vincent Bertola, Lawrence Edward Tafczali, Joseph. Cremona, Mi- Survivors are six sons, if Bridgeport, Manuel George of Puerto Rico, Ramon, )olores and Miguel, all of New York city; five daughters, Mrs. riaria Alverez of Bridgeport, rirs.

Mativida Rosado, Mrs. Mala Dolores Hernandez, Mrs. Anes and a jydia Figueroa, all of New York city; 24 grandchildren, and 25 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Frank Kryslak Services will take tomorrow for Mrs.

Pauline Siok Krysiak, wife of Frank Krysiak, of 235 Shelton street, and mother of Police Sgl. Joseph Krysiak, who died Wednesday in-St. Vincent's hospital. The funeral will be conducted at the Charles Dougiello and 'Sons luneral home, 798-Park at 9 o'clock in St. Michael the Vfith a Mass of the will be.in St.

Michael's cemetery. Benny Manglamele Services for Benny Mangiamele, 76, of 4750 Main street, who died Tuesday, took place today in St. Andrew's church with a ftlass of the was in Dwlght W. Thomas Services for Dwight W. Thomas, formerly of Nichols street, a retired painting con- who died Wednesday in the Pond Point convalescent hospital, Milford, will take place tomorrow at 11 a.m.

in the Albert W. Spear funeral home, 39 South Benson road, Fairfield. The Rev. John Olson, paslor of the Park Street Congregational church, will officiate. Burial will be in Fairfield East cemetery, Fairfield.

Ramanauskas had been resident of New Britain 23 years. She was a member of St. Andrew's church. Survivors in addition to her lusband and daughter, are jrother, Joseph Paswenski of Scranton; three sisters, Mrs. Adella Kansavage and Mrs.

Elsie Bielovitz both of Scranton, and Ann Schleicher of Hoi- lywood, a grandson; a two great grandchildren. George F. Cech NEW CANAAN George Cech, 55, of 53 Fairte drive, died yesterday in Stamford hospital after he was stricken with an apparent heart attack while riding a train to New York city. Memorial services will a place tomorrow at a.m. in he New Canaan Congregational church, with the Rev.

Charles C. Smith, minister, officiating. Jurial will he private. The Franklin lloyl a home, 199 Main street, is in charge of Born In New York city, Mr. Cech was a development manager for Lever Brothers in New York city.

He WAS a veteran of World War II ond the Korean war. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Olive Cech; two sons, Richard Cech of Hartford and Michael NECROLOGY Deaths filed with the city's Bureau ol Vital Statistics (or the week ended a IS were as follows: Geza Lesko, 54, of 824 Park avenue, a 11. Rachel McCoy, 26, of 100 Tay. lor drive, Jan.

11. Sofia Scdlak, S6, of 143 Prince street. a 1 Frederick Curtis, 10, of 321 Birdscye street, Stratford, Jan. 11. James Elkins.

SO, of S3 Jerusalem hill, Trumtmll, Jan. 11. Eva Kuroghllan, 57, of 87 Beacon View drive, Fairlield. Jan. 1).

Cech of New Canaan; daughter, Mrs. Alan of Milton, Mass. and a Proctoi 39 BRIDGEPORT POST Friday, Jan. 19, 1973 Mrs. Leonard Wllletls Wallace N.

NEWTOWN Services for Wallace N. Mitchell, 89. formerly of Main who died Wednesday, took place today Trinity Episcopal church ivilh the Rev. Stephen Gushee, rector, i i a i Burial was jn Newtown Village cemetery. Mrs.

Amy Purse- glove-Willells, 83, of 64 Dunkard Trinity Episcopal church ivi avenue, Morgantnwn. W. widow of Leonard Willetls, who died Monday in Van Doren convalescent home, Fairtielrl, took place today in the Hastings funeral home, Morgantown. Bur ial was in Morganlown. Mrs.

Bennie Wright Services for Mrs. Rebecca Ghee of 35 Wallace street, widow of Bennie Wright, who died Wednesday in the Royal Crest convalescent home, Meriden, took place today in the Turner funeral home. The Rev. Reuben Williams, pastor of Ihe Messiah Baptist church, officiated, and burial was in Lakeview cemetery. Andrew Pojarsky (Foe) NEWTOWN--Services for Andrew Pojarsky (Poe), of Parmlee road, a buildine contractor, who died Wednesday in St.

Raphael's hospital, New Haven will take place tomorrow at 10 in the Honan funeral home. 58 Main streei. Burial will be in Land's Enci cemetery. Mary Keilly, of H4 Kenwood avenue, Stratford, Jan. 11.

Oliver Vining, 50, of 248 Larkin courl, Stratford, Jan. 11. Robert Black. 68, of 57 Russell road, Milford, Jan. 12.

David 7, of 157 Franklin avenue, Stratford, Jan. 12. Charlotte Rilchic, 82, of 48H street, Woodside, L. Jan, 12. Wayne Burns, 6 months, of 33 Caroline street, Jan.

12. Anna Fimmcl, 75, of 33 Porter street, a 12. John Veres, 71, of 390 Castle avenue, Fairfield, Jan. 12. Marion Peck, SO, of 197 Old Neivtown road, Monroe, Jan.

13. John Brooks. 60, of 28 Marshall avenue, Trumbull, Jan. 13. Anthony Kodan, 71', of 77.East Shawnee iivemie, Jan.

13, Mary Broadbin, 85, of 153 Terry place, a 13. Oleska Iwanow, 439 Washing- on avenue, Jan. John Pelilt, 74, of 325 Harral avenue, Jan. H. Anlhony Cucino, 51, of -13 Burnsford avenue.

Jan. 15. Mario Maleri, 79, of 82 Alexander avenue, Jan. 15. Marino Medusi, 72, of 282 Fair DEATH NOTICES KRYS1AK--In ihls Jan.

17, Mrj. SfoV Kryilak, wife 1 of Kryitafc, of 535 Shell on slrMf, Bridgeport, ond freJavexf mother ol Joseph KryjIaV, Mrs. Yamo o.rvd Mrs. WNte, Friends ort invited to attend Ihe funeral from Ihe Chcrks W. Douglelio ond Sons funerol Park ovenue.

eocrnr.df Lltwrly slreel, oo Salurcfay ot a.m. O'Kj irt SI. Mlchfll'i Archangel church ol 9 o.m. wilh a Mass al Ihe Resurrection, iniermwit in si. Michael's cem- titty.

Friends may call Thursrfay from 7 to p-m, and Fdday from 3 5 and LYNCH-ln Ihlj Thursday Jon. IS, Peirlck M. Lyncn, hwsboM ol the Eleanor LutWinglon Lyrichi of 1U Fexoi Avenut. Frlendi moy attend till funeral Irofli Ihe Redgale funerol home, Street orvd Cor ham bull (South of me parfcway), on Won. day, Jon.

ot 1:15 a.m, ond -In Sf. Charlei Church al 9 o.m. wilh a Mais or Inferment In si, Michael's cemetery. Fr fends may coll Suntfoy from 3 9 p.m. MllFord Jan.

19, Llla McNamaro. wife of John mora, rellred Bridgeport fireman of Si Billiard street. Milford. Funerol will held on Monday al 1:15 a.m. from Stratford funerol al Dennis A D'Arcy, 2S11 Main Slreel, ond ol 9 o.m.

at St. James Church wifri a Mass of Resurrection, Interment In 5f, Ml- choel'j cemetery. Friends may coll Solurday 7 9 p.m., Syndoy 3 lo 3 ond 10 9 p.m. MINOGJE--in Ihls cily, Jan. ij, Mfss I.

Mirtogue of llo-B Alxier court, Bridgeport. A Mais of fht Resurrection will offered tn SI. Andrew'A church on Saturday, Jon, 30 at 10 am. Inlermenl win in St. cemetery.

Fronds may pay their rt- al (he Godfrey and Conwoy funeral home, X9 Washington avenur on Friday, Jon. from 7-9 p.m. may make memorial conlrtou- tlcfti lo a charily ot Ihtlr own choice. MITCHELL--In Woler'lown. 17, Wallace M.

Mitchell, age If. formerly ot Main Newlcwn Fir- nerol sefvlcn will be held al Ihe Trlev- ity Episcopal 'church, 2 p.m. The Rev. Stephen Gushee, officiating. Inlerment In Hewtown Vllloqt In the- Spring.

There will be no colllrin hours. Kfndly omit flowers. Arrangements Honan fur chael Grosso, etti. and John Mor- drowned. although Officers added three children that had By (foil CAREY CRONAN aiMneton corrcspbntfenl) WASHINGTON Connecticut's Republican national legisla- have asked President Nixon declare New England a disas- r' area to combat home heating sl shortages.

Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, s. Ronald A-. Sarasin, B.

McKinney and Robert H. have asked the White to take the action in order release 400,000 gallons of heat- ig oil now being held by- the avy in Rhode Island. They have Jlalso called on the major oil dis- ributofs io release imported reed oil on a priority basis to independent deal- rs and have issued a 'plea -to omeowners to conserve the fuel. Noting that even with lifting the nport quotas it will be 10 days two weeks before the' effects vill be Jelt in New England, they that 35,000 homes are 'without heat, "while -oth- Sers be in the same predic'a- by the end of January, The Navy oil can only be made jjkvailable by a disaster mandate this is the only way to end fuel shortage without delay, group said. They have also appealed to ajriajor oil companies and inde- jjjpendent dealers to implement a plan as rapidly as sible.

This has been coupled a pica to homeowners to heating temperatures at a mum and even below normal they can do so. il home, Main street and Gorham lace, Trumbull, and at 9 o'clock St. Charles church, with a of the-Resurrectiph. Burial vilf be in St. Michael's cemetery.

A member of the. Patrol Division, Mr. Lynch had -been- assigned-to the East Side during most of career. Most recently lad been on desk duty in, the former Second-precinct on Arctic street. Survivors are a Margaret Joseph of Bridgeport; his mother, Mrs.

Julia Lynch ol Stratford; two misters, 6liz- abeth Lynch and Mrs. MargaVe Kelley of Stratford; two nieces been found in.a bathtub, an autopsy would be needed to determine whether they had been drowned there. Police said it appeared that some of thi victims had tried to flee their attackers and were gunned down as they fled. Officers used dogs in an to trace the escape route of the Weapons found near the house included a 38-caliber- revolver 'and a Leslie Bodnir Services will be private for Leslie Bodnar, 83, of 121 Churchill street, Fairfield. a retired foreman with the Bullard company, who died Wednesday in his home.

The Frank Polke and Son funeral 1548., Fairfield avenue, 'is in'charge of arrangements. i i i i i InC sawed-off shotgun, and police Rev Joseph Clsmmons. pas or. officiated, and hdriarwas in Riverside cemetery, Norwalk. and two.

nephews. His wife, Eleanor Lud- dingion 1 Lynch, died Jan. 1. St. Michael's cemetery.

Miss Agnes I. Minogue' Services for Miss Agnes I. Minogue, 57, of 116 Abner court, executive secretary for Thomas E. Minogue; insurance agency, who died Thursday, will ake place tomorrow at 10 a.m. St.

Andrew's church with a tfass of the Resurrection, Burial will be" in St. Michael's cemetery. The Godfrey and i a neral-home, 309 Vashington avenue, in charge oV arranger ments: Born'in Bridgeport, Miss Minogue had been a life-long rest- dent of this city. Survivors a brother, Mrs. Elaine Brown Services for Mrs.

Elaine Brown, 37, of the Twin Towers apartments, 55 Shell street, who died Monday, took place todav in the. Holy Temple church God in- Christ, Norwalk. The FREDERICK LITTLE, ee, PX-STATE SOLON, DIES GROTON, Conri. (AP) A. Little, 66, a state legislator from 1959-67, died at a nearby hospital "'nfter becoming 111 at his home.

A New -Haven native, Little graduated from New Haven School and attended Yale University. He was an engineer for the Southern New England lelpehone Co. before retiring in He is-survived by his widow, xwo daughters, a sister and six grandchildren, $15,000 IS WON BY SHELTON MAN BRISTOL (DPI) prize of Thursday's Super-75 drawing of the Connecticut state lottery went to a woman. has lived her whola life in Massachusetts. Mrs.

Amelia Beardsley, of Oxford, said she would'use her winnings to educate her three sons. Edward J. Murray, a Shelton oil truck driver, won $15,000. He is married and has three boys. Mr.

Murray resides at 87 Tuckahoe drive; Shelton. He said he had no immediate plans for use of the money. The second $15,000 winner was! Frank Santangelo, of East Haven, who is unemployed and-said he would use the money a operation. The third $15,000 winner was Stanley Chojnowski, of New Britain, the father of three, who said that, while they believe the arms are related to the slaying, only ballistic tests could say for ure. Police Lt.

Joseph O'Brien said the killings were discovered about 4:30 p.m. when an occupant of the home arrived from a shopping tour. When he got no answer at the front of the house he went around to the back and saw four black men running through the back yard, he told police. Upon entering the house, the man, who was not identified, discovered the bodies. Neighbors said -they saw man chase 'two men from the house and pursue their automobile in a second car, and that the second car later returned to the home with a bullethole in the windshield.

Neighbors, reported hearing four shots from the house. Asked iti Milwaukee if he Vlelwig Carlton Helwig Carlton, 52, of 165 Sanford place, Stratford, died today at 2:40 a.m. in Bridgeport'hos- pital, where he 'was admitted 3 as a medical The Cody-White'funeral home Milford, is in charge of arrange- Mrs. Mary Curtis Mrs. Mary Curtis, 92, of 77 Montgomery street, died today in St.

Vincent's where she was admitted Jan. 5 as an orthopedic patient. Services will be. announced by the Frank Polke and Son Ju- nerat home, 1546 Fairfield ave- Thomas E. Minogue of Eridfie- jort; five sisters, Mrs.

Evelyn Brady of Kew Gardens, N.Y., Mrs. Mary Merchant of Trumbull, Miss Kay Minogue of New York city, Mrs. ijeroice Tpreson and Mrs. Patricia Mullene, both of Bridgeport, a several nieces arid nephews. Thomas Moran Services will take place tomorrow for Thomas F.

65, of 120 Morgan' avenue; a' Fairfield county deputy sheriff and bailiff in (he Superior court, who died Wednesday ir, St. Vincent's hospital. The funeral will be conducted at 9:30 a.m. in the O'Connor'and JLapman--funeraI home, 515-Washington avenue, and at 10 o'clock in St; 'Augustine cathedral with a Mass of the Resurrection. Burial will be in St.

Michael's tery. The Ancient Order of Hiberni- ans will conduct a service night at the funeral home. Rev. John P. O'Neill EAST HAVEN-Services for the Rev.

John P. Q'Neill. 67, of Foxon of. Our.Lady of Pompeii church and a native of Bridgeport, who died Monday took place today in his church with a. Pontifical Mass of the Resurrection.

Burial was-'in St Michael's cemetery, Stratford. The principal celebrant was Bishop John F. Hackett of Hart ord. Concelebrants were Rev Thomas F. Toohey, of Newington, Rev.

Fraincis J. Mihalek of West Haven, the Rev. Thomas J. O'Cpnnell of Hamden, Rev. Leonard J.

Kvedasjof -Derby the Rev. Walter Murtaugh of Providence, and the Reilly of North Bradford. The Rev. FrancisrJ. Pitaro of East Haven was deacon.

Accolylea were the Rev. John Tracy and the Rev. Richard Bollea, both of New Haven. The thurifer was the Rev Nei! -F, Fitzgerald, of North Haven. Bearers were Nick Candido Edward DeChello, Lamberti, Edward Bowery, John Connolly, Angelo Picone, Ed- Mrs.

Anlhony J. Frank NORWALK Services Mrs. Bertha Maria a C4, vile ot Anlhony Frank, of Myrtle avenue. East Norwalk, vho died Tuesday while shop- ling in Bridgeport, look place bday the Apostle church wilh a Mass of the Resurrection. Burial was in Riverside cemetery.

field Jan. 1S. -Perry Pilotti, of 1135 Lindley street, 15. Vincenzina Manzi, 75, of 1631 Fairficld Beacli road Fairfield Jan. 15.

Uertha Frank, Si, of 13 Myrlle street, Norwalk, Jan. 16. Edna Green, 76, of 2600 Park avenue, Jan. 16. Catherine Hardy, 77; of 725 Park avenue, Jan.

166. Joseph Nenies, 91, of 25 Moody avenue, Fnirfield, Jan. 16. Antonio Curet, 77, of 50 Milne street, Jan. 16: DEATH NOTICES Ihe Ik lunerol home, SB mtnu by aln slreel.

MORAN--In Ihl) city, Wednesday; Jan. 17, 1773. -Thomas F. facnan, ol 130 Morgan avenue. Friends are inulled lo auefiil file ol Iht O'Connor ond Laprran luneral home, 515 Washlnolon avenue, on Solurday morning ol 9:30 and al St.

Augustine's Cqlntdral al 10 o'clock vvfitfe a FUrwral iMass will be offered, lalwment In St. cemeferv. Friends moy cull Thursday from 7 to 9 aid Friday from 3 lo 5 and 7 lo 9 p.m. Ancient, Order'of 1 Hibernians will offer proven ol Ihe fune.ro! home en Friday ol 7:30 p.m. NIELSEN-- tn fhls clfv, Jon.

II, W3. Doris Schlunli Nielsen, wldoW-of vttio Nielsen ol 190 Jewell avenue. Bridgeport. Services will'be held Saturday ot II o.nt; ot Our Savior's LOIheron eliurcn, Duck Form road, Fatrlleld. In- lernienl In Lakeview ct coll Friday 7.9 p.rv ward Rudy Raffone, Henry McGarry and Frank McCarthy.

use the money to help pay his mortgage and take a trip, MAYOR OFF TO RACES Mayor Panuzio is off to the races! The chief executive will participate in the "Connecticut Night" program at Yonkers Raceway on Wednesday night when he will present a trophy to the winning driver of the feature trotting thought the killings might have been related to an attempt on his life, Jabbar said: "Of course it's possible." But he added, "Life goes on, you know." The basketball star became convert to the Islamic faith in 1971. He said the.Hanafi Muslim community has nothing to do with the teachings of Elijah Muhammad of the more-well known Black Muslims. The Hanafi Muslims are said to believe in a literal interpretation of the Koran and consider themselves the only true followers of Islam. Their mem bership is said to be fewer than 1,000 and includes some whites, although the majority is black. "We don't believe in any racist philosophy," Jabbar said.

Jabbar said he couldn't "un derstand the violence at all because we haven't had any an Barasso I Services for Raphael Barasso, $7. of 12 Park- Victor DeLuca, Sr. Services for Victor DeLuca, 3, of 1305 Nichols avenue; Strat- ord, retired proprietor'of the Station barber shop, who died Thursday in Bridgeport hospital, will take tomorrow at 8 a. m. in the S.

Spadaccino and Sons funeral home, 499 Washington avenue, and at 9 o'clock in Our Lady of Grace church, with a Mass of the Resurrection. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Mrs. James Feorkiotis Cervices for Mrs.

J. Foorkiotis, 72, of 47 avenue, widow of James Foorkiotis and mother of Dr. Constantine Forkiotis of Fairfield, who died Thursday in her home, will take place tomorrow at 1 p.m.' in the Fairfield funeral home of tagonistic relationships. I can think of only crazy people, lu natics'who would do it." Jabbar bought the home in 1971 for a reported but never lived in it. He said it was his intention from the start to donate to the Muslim sect and that papers for the transaction were completed last November.

Charles W. Dougiello and Sons, 38 South Pine Creek road. Burial will be in Lakeview cemetery. Trisagion services will be co ducted tonight at 8 o'clock in the funeral home. Rhea chapter, OES will conduct Its ritual tonight at 8:15 o'clock in the funeral home.

Born in Thraki, Turkey, Mrs. Foorkiotis was a resident ol Bridgeport 54 years. She was a 25-year member ol Rhea chapter, Order of the Eastern star, and Mrs. Viggo Nielsen Services for Mrs. Doris Schlunlz Nielsen, 88, of 190 Jewett avenue, widow of Viggrj Nielsen, who died yesterday in Park City hospital, will take place tomorrow at 11 a.m.

in Our Saviour's Lutheran church, Duck Farm road, Fairfield. The Rev. Richard Lindgren pastor, 'will officiate, and burial will be in Lakeview cemetery. The Dennis and D'Arcy funera home, 1MB Fairfield avenue, is in charge of arrangements. Troskab lodge 15.

Danish Sis terhood society will conduct its ritual tonight at 8 o'clock in the uneral home. Born in Randers, Denmark, Mrs. Nielsen had been a resident of this city years. She was a member of Our'Saviour's Lutheran church many years and a member of Troskab Lodge 15, Danish Sisterhood society more than 50 years. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs.

Esther M. Belts of Nevv York city; a sister, Mrs. Karla Nielsen of Bridgeport; a brother, Paul Schlunlz of South America; and land place, ah employe of the Waterbury Lock company, who died in West Haven Veterans' hospital, will take place tomorrow at a. m. in Cody-White funeral home, 107 Broad street, and at 10 o'clock in.

St. Agnes church with a Mass of the Resurrection. Burial will be in King's Highway cemetery. Mrs. Louise J.

Rwrf MILFORD Services will tak'e place Saturday for Mrs. Louise J. Fazzone Reed, of 56A Shea avenue, who died Thursday in Wiltord hospital. The funeral will be conductec at 8:15 a.m. in the Gregory F.

Doyle funeral home, 291 Bridgeport avenue, Devon, and at 9 o'clock in St. Gabriel's church with a Mass of the Resurrection. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery, Stratford. Born in Bridgeport, Mrs.

Reed had been resident of Milford 30 years, she a a employe of the Northeast electronics company. Survivors are two sons, Albert Mrs. Louis Toth NORWALK Services for Mrs. Mary Szoka Toth, 52, 841 boulevard, Virginia Beach, widow of Louis Totn, who died Tuesday, took place today in the Collins funeral home with the Rev. lohn Butosi, pastor of the Hungarian Reformed church officiating.

Burial was in Riverside cemetery. Gilbert C. 'Carpenter, Sr. SHELTON Services Gilbert Charles Carpenter, 5, of 172 Rip Ion road, who died Tuesday, took place today the Lewis funeral home, Derby. The Rev.

Charles L. Smith, pastor Huntington Congregational, church officiated, and burial was in Oakland cemetery, Cranston, R.T. Mrs. Joseph Frager SHELTON Services for Mrs. Catherine Burke Frager.

77, of 24 Oak avenue, widow of Joseph Fra- who died Thursday, in her iqme, fake place tomorrow at 8:45 a. m. in Frager luneral home, 241 Coram. avenue, and at 9:30 o'clock in St. Joseph's church with a Mass of the Resurrection.

Burial will be in Mount St. Peter cemetery, Derby- BAHAN--In Trumbull, Jon. 17, Wg Mary Cofhren Bohan, widow ol James Bahon of St. Monor, Trumbull. Fi-ietvd ore invjlid IQ oJfind Soivrdaw Jon, at 9 a.m.

frem the William R. McDonald funeral 2S91 Main strett, Slralford ortd at ,1 "-fj 1 En St. Jomts church, Stroltora wllh a Won ol thfr Rnurrectlon. InUr may be mode to Our Savior's Church Building Fund. TroJfcob Lodge No.

Dojilih Stilerhood will excmpllly their ritual Friday al p.m. (ftii city Thurstfay, Jon. IS. Elhabcth Okynlk, ol Joseph F. ol 333 Vlticiirellt Skeel.

Friends ottend Hie funeral from the RtdgaU 'untral home. Main Slreel orvd Gorhorri Place, Trumbull or Ihe on Monday, Jon, 77, 1973 fit a.m. Ond In S). Ctrurcli ot 10 o.m. wild a of Place of lnlr.

lo be nno-jnced. Frlervh may call on Sunday Irom 3 to 5 ond 7 lo 9 p-m. tav, Jan. o.m. fnler- Lake-view cemetery.

Coding i 3. lo ond 7 lo BODNAR--In Falrileld, Jon. 17, 1973. Antonio RambolHni HOVHI, Ja 1771. ftaphan Borajjo, belovtd hi of Ow-ls Kelky, BarauV a 1 2 Porkfand ptace, wrrfortf.

nr yrcps brt-hcid at lunwol home, 10; Broott itrttl, Mll- fard, solurifay ol 9:30 a.m. and with a of at Sr. Aynts hurch, at 10 a.m. inlcrmtnt In wav cemeJery. MUferif.

Frlfods may Friday Irom 2 Jo 5 an 7 to 9 pm fhti cfly, Jon, If, Annfi Fouil Bcman, oge 9S ytwi'i, el Leon M. Bemon, of 356 Oakland Sfrollortf, ord mother of Barbara A. Hernon. Frlerxfi may -alltnd Ihe lunerai from Ihe A. G.

Baker home. Ifttt (8rld e- Town on call port, Slrolfar Rote STAMFORD Services for Mrs. Elena TUmboltinf, S9 widow of Antoni6 Rambottini oi" 78 Rachelle avenue, who died Tuesday, took place today in Sacred Heart church wilh a Mass of the Resurrection. Burial was in St. John's cemetery, Springdale.

Born In Moncalvo, province of D' Alessandria, Italy, Mrs. Ram- bottini had been a resident of Stamford 65 years. She was a member of -the Sacred Heart church Rosary society. Survivors a a daughter, I Yolanda Rambottmi of Stamford; a niece and a neph- BOfJnar taloved hujbond of BadooT, of 121 Churchill Fairffeld- funeral ner- view will place ot the of (he fomily ol funeral of. Frank and Son, 1W4 Folrlleld avmue.

II (i Itwt'bolti collfng, hours aod flowws omlltwl. thti dly Jan. Victor DtLuca-r 1305 Nichols Avtnw, 51, lord, of Maria Freirv OcLuco; devolid father ol Victor DeLuco, Ralph DeLuea Mn. KIcoIetlD Arllo, Anrxi Conle ond Mrs. Dolores Mairabufl: brolhtr of Afionio, William otvd Gerordo De Luca and Groilo Majuccl.

Frlfndi invlled.to attend funtrat from Int s. SpoxtocelfV ortd funera homt, Wathlngton -Avenue, on Sol urday, Jen, 20th or a.m., and ot o.m. In Our Lady of Grace Church wilh a of inttrmtrl In SI, Michael's Trleodj maf coll ThurwJoy 7 lo p.m.; lo and 7 Jo 9 p.m. FOORKIOTIS -In suJdenlv Jon. If.

Alhonocla FOOfkrotli cf 47 HaitKirvlew Avenue, belovtd mother Dr. Conjlonline Foorklolli orxl Wlis Anlhl Foorkloll). Invlled to aFteM furverol trom Ihe Fairfield lunerol home of Chxirles W. oaugf- tMp Sons, S. Pfne CreeJt Road, on Saturday cl 1 p.m.

In vlew cemeTery, Frleods moy toll Frl- dny fr-cm 3 5 and 7 lo 9 p.m. Trhoglon tervkcs will be held ot I pm and the Rhw Chapter, Order of Ihe 51ar will their rilual at 1:15 p.m. the fynerol home. Jon. It, 1973.

Colh- erine Burke Frager, wfle cl the lole Joseph -Fraaer of 24 Oak Avenue, Shellon, mother of Mri, Cljorles Lll- schw of Shelton, Jojtph, John ond TOJAR3KY New Jan. 17. 1973, Andrew PolanKy, fpfmKly oj Hill road, Niwtown. -Funeral servlcw will bt held tht Morton' funtral home, 51 Main Knvlown, Sot. at 10 a.m.

Interment Irv Lands End cenaettcy, Kew- lown. Therv wilt be no colling hours. MIUGid, Jan. 1973. Foizone RrfJT of 54-A Shea- Mill Friends are Inviled lo 1h't luneral ofl et.n.

Irom the funardl Home, 391 erldoepert ovwuei" Oevcn orxl Ifi St. church" at" 9 o.m. AMIS of the Resurrtclfon. jn- ttrmtfiF In St. MfcfKjel'j may calf FrJday 3-5 and 7-9 P.m.

THOMAS--In MItford, Jap. 17, 1773. OwTght W. Thornar, formerly of Hfchoii Falrileld. The luneral will bt held In Ihe Falrffeftf lunerol home of Albert W.

spear, 39 Soulh Benson rood on Salwdny morning at II o'clock. In- In Falrlleltf Fail cemtferv. may coil Ffldoy evening frcm 7-lo 9. If dMlred, conlrlbcilloni may bt made lo Ihe charily o( your choice. WHIGHT-Fn Merlden, Jan.

17, 1973. Rebfcco belovfd 'mclhtr cf Kcrold Wrlahl of IBS Evelyn slreel, Funerol servket held Fdday. Jon. at I from Robert L. Turner ond Son luneral home, 174S SlfaUard avenue.

Rev. R. Wllllomi In Lakeview cemtUry. moy call.Thun- day from 6-9 p.m. IN MEMORIAM In lovlna memory ot Edward McDevftr, 'ho pasied away Jon.

19, 1972 )ear Dad moy you reil In peace mltzeft Dennis, Tlmmy, Kevin end Maureen Meldon and Andrew Meldon both of Milford; a daughter, Miss Reed of Milford; a sister, Mrs. Anthony Belmonte of several nieces and nephews. IN MEMOR1AM In memory ol Lawrence Espoillo, who kfl its on, Jan 19, 19(4 Dear Lory had so many heart achn I've ihed jo mcny' teqi You off stur misled Slllt loved ofler lonely yiart memory Edward MeOtv'll, passed away. Jan. 1977." They who think Jhof you'ore Because no more your re wrorijr fof in avr htarts you live; And always 1 will.

In memory. Mined by your Irlend Dotly Weaver. MEMORIAM In loving memory c( Edward MtDlvlll, possed rttaY Jan. 19, Ihe days ilnce he's been gont Hove been lonely, but the saddest, for en this ont he passed away; Left us grieving tor his present! In a home lhal nr're will ice poising through Us rooms agqln except in memory. Sadly missed by hts wife Emmo McOevItt Annelo, of SbeJten, MJefcoeJ of Hunt- mgtoo and erfwln Derby, iliter of Mn.

John Donahue flf Beoeon Bruno Pardtt at Homrfeo. Funeral will held Solurday mornlno ot trom the Frnger Frank Ramanauskas several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Joseph F. Oleynik Mrs.

Elizabeth Glennon O'ey- nick, 60, wife of Joseph F. Oleynik, of 333 Vincelette street, died Thursday in Ihe Park avenue Convalescent hospital. Services will take place Motv day at 9:15 la.m. in the Redgate funeral home, Main street am Gorham place. Trumbutl.

and at 10 o'clock in St. Andrew's church, with a Mass of the Res EW BRITAIN Services will take place Monday for Mrs. Beatrice Paswenski Ramanauskas, TO, wife or Frank Ramanauskas of 70S Arch strceti and mother of Mrs. Edward Malasavagc of Stratford, who died Thursday New Britain General hospital. The funeral will be conducted at 9 a.m.

in the Nordika funeral lome, Scranton, 3nd at o'clock' in St. church Throop, with a Mass of the Resurrection, Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery, Throop Mrs. Harold W. French TRUMBULL Services will take place tomorrow for Mrs.

Martha French, 82. ot 142 Ridgeview avenue, who was killed fvionday afternoon when the car in which she was riding collided with a UI company truck in Shelton, The driver of the car was her husband, Harold French. The funeral wilt be conducted at 2 p.m. in Christ Episcopal church, Stratford, with the Rev. Arthur J.

Monk, rector, officiating. Burial at the convenience of the family will be in Moun- ain Grove cemetery; Bridgeport. The Slralford funeral home of Dennis and D'Arcy, 2611 Main street, Is in charge of merits. nger tf home, Coram Shelton ood cl 9:30 a.m. In St.

Joitph'l Church for a ef Rnurrtellon. Intemifriit In Mt. St. Peter Friend! may call RTtiay oiler- noon 3 ID 5 ano evening 7 to 9 p.m. FRENCH-- fn Derby, Jan.

IS, 1973 Martha Pattlion Frwicfi, of Horolt W. French, of Kldgevliw TrumbuH, forrntrly of Stralford. Funera iervlcn wlH held on Saturday ot 2 In Christ Episcopal church. Main iUeel, Strolford, (nlermeot In Mt. al convenience of Iht family.

win be wltlna hours by ihr Dennis and D'Arcy IH ifreef, Sfral tuntfol home, ford. MenWflaTj'may" be" ncer Soclet; memory a dar grand mother PhllcmJna Luprrllo who oway Jan I yr ooa today I had lo part with my grandmother I loved wilh all my heart. I could nal say laii fariwell, Or -even say For had oone knew AM knows why. ForoCve me Lord 1f 1 weep or the grandmother I loved and could not art tears In my that will not keep. ort In my lhat not Ajxl my will bt unlit day i dlt.

ptrpuluaT light ihlnt.cn nBT Ir Heaven. Sadly by husbctnct FronVr chiftfrtn, grantferilldren 'ft flfetrt American Conci ety 1r, rer memory. Pa. The Zigas funeral home, 540 East street. New Britain, is in charge of the arrangements.

Born in a Mrs HMNANDEZ-ln tMs city Jon. Hlofnlo Kernondei ol 10? Highland Avenue. Friends are invited 1o allend Ihe from ttie Charles W. Ooual- Sons funefol home, park Avenue, corner of W. Liberty strecl, on Soturdoy a.m.

ood In St. Anmony'j R.C.-Chureh ot o.m. wilh a Wojj ol the Resurrection. Inlerment In St. Mlerwcl's etmfltrv.

Frlendi may A. "Snowshoe" Thompson earned his nickname and his place in California his lory by. hiking and skiing across (he rugged Sierra Nevada from 1856 to 1876, de Itvering the U. S. mail settlers.

IN MEMOR'AM memory of our tolhfr and grarxl fn.wrtt- MMI t- Itrtt MM 14 falher Lawrente Eiposito, wtvo died on Jan. It. 1964. Let fas remember who we ore. name it Is wi bear Amid the greed or lift Our (other's toil was fair, never 1 looked to deed of shame never tricVfd He gave to LJI That name trlend spolfrsi dttend fwnplrd- with the with courcgt srim.

Remembering our dad and nol dishonor him, Never forgerttn by ehUdrert DOUBLE-BRONZE GRAVE MARKER WitK BftiCi 375 WILLOW MONUMENT WORKS Norih Bpt. 33S-023T.