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C--TEN BRIDGEPORT SUNDAY POST, MAY 1, 1960 Automobikt (Coatlmmd tnm preceding pay) TRUCKS A-l ABSOLUTELY. 1956 Ford Ion Pickup J50. Good cars. 1505 En- cum Slrnltoni. A 1954 CHKVKOLEn 1 Man rack, with iiuil ufteeli ind hrlper toTinss.

mileage. Price $550. rnone ED 3-1470- A 1551 DOUOE I ion tract, thotl wbeelbase. plalform boiy. TK 4-8337.

A RKAEONAim: UODOB VAS Iruck. ion. CaU all Hoiuty. X-fiOOo. ONE BODY with heavy winch.

cahtp. about 500 iiwl, Gamood SI5S. Cull CL 1955 CHEVROLET pickup cylinder. Series 3200. Bargain, $550, or 533 monthly.

CL 9-90 B9. '55 DODGE.Town panel (ruck, clean, and will add preitlfe lo your busjneti. 1595. or $36 monthly. Cb 9-9059.

FOR SALE. 1941 plclt up trucl-- Call ED 7-7X19. F. Ptttit DANBURY--Lewis Pettit, 64, of 65 Rowan si reel, a former bartender, died yesterday in his home. Death was due to a heart ailment.

i i Services will lake place day at 1 Memorial p.m. in the Cornell home, 2 4 7 i 1946 FORD one-Ion rack truck for sale. Rebuilt motor, cood condLIIon. Reasonable. Call PO 7-6M8.

9 YARD Gar-Wood packer ffrhace body on Kord truck. Reasonable. Alsc F8-Ftord with 5 yard dumo body. Reasonable. Inquire 204 Old Tost sou'Ji- Dort.

TRACTORS AN AIXIS CHALMERS H.D.5 bucket loader in cood condition. Financing ir- ranged. CaU AM 5-5304. BULLUOXtR. T9 International crawler tractor with angle blade and rear winch.

Excellent condition. $2950--Terms un to 2 ycart, call owner. GA 6-95B2. MUST BE SOLD to Eetlle account. unit al sacrifice price.

never used. Porsche air-cooled Diesel tractor, equipped i Pippin front end loader and hydraulic rear three point hitch for raVe. operates all day tor without fuel. Bank financing arrane- 1953 OLIVER OC3 bulldozer, perfect condition, i trailer- Price i Ave. call alter 1952 loader.

Excellent alufpe. $1.600. Also Hubcr Matntatner. zood finape. SS5Q.

Lliulre 2155 Reservoir Trumbull. CUB TRACTOR--With plow. Trader street, wilh the Rev. F. Graham Luckenbill, rector of St.

James' Episcopal church, Burial will be in Central cemetery, Brookfield. Mr. Pettit was bom in Bridgewater and attended school in Brookfield. He had lived in Danbury 39 years and was a bartender at several establishments in and around Danbury. He was employed at Dave's Ole Six, He is survived by his Elizabeth M.

Kominack ettif, a daughter, Mrs. Modesto Brunetti of Danbury; three sisters, Mrs. Walter Keith of Dan- jury, Mrs. Albert Pflomm and vlrs. Hazel both of Brookfield; two grandchildren, an dseveral nieces and nephews.

Mrs. Milton L. Hoyt TRUMBULL--Services for Mrs. Loretta Kaden Hoyt, of Stone House road, wife of Milton L. Hoyt, who died Thursday, will Lake place Monday at 8:15 a.m.

'n the Trumbull funeral home of Cyril F. Mullins, 399 White Plains road, and at 9 a.m. St. Teresa's church, with a sol- high Mass of requiem. Bural will be in Long Hill cemetery.

I TRAILERS BEAUTIFUL 35', 1 wide Mobile cruHer. 1958. LJvert In one year. Undjr- lloor. ialousied windows, one bedroom, lull bath.

On lot in CaJl TR. e-3942. 6 p.m. or lalei Ullllly Welded me. wood sides and lop.

slop and dire lal lights. ED 3-5623 after 5 p.m. 1954 Trailer Park, BbeUoi anytime. NEW MOON. 8K42.

FalrchHd Pbone WA 9-0727 TR fl-1717. W54 TRAVELO trailer for pale cabana, fully equipped. CaU at woodland Part. WA 9-M40- 1 USED HOUSE TRAILERS AGAIN we are over-slocked with "Trade- Ins!" 3 and 4 room house trailers- reconditioned end will ba sold below COBL Klres, IS' up to 36'. Buy now and save.

Wet will store free and deliver free up to 150 miles. EASTERN TRAILER POST P.P.. WE5TPORT. TO. cl.

9-1654- TRAILERS WANTED 10USE TRAffilfR nofrImportant- Not over S300. AM 8-1597 Motorcycles 1957 A 600 C.C. twin. 1.500 orielni miles. Perfect condition.

1650 firm. Ca beitcen 17 Southworth EL, Mllford Joe Xiepteir. 1952 MATCHLESS motorcycle. Fui to sell, being draded. J175.

CaU ED 4-4345. 1 Wjllltm J. Blinn, Sr. Services for William Jarfd ilinri, formerly of 40 Ren- vick drive, who died Monday tn ern Park, took place yes- erday in Ihe Dennis and D'Arcy funeral home. Burial was in fountain Grove cemetery.

Bearers were Peter Bonenfajit, Archie Cuthbertson, Edward Szymanski, Paul Marcinko, Paul Krakowsky and Frederick Stcv Mrs. Joseph Bonvicinl Services for Catherine Compe- delli Bonvicini, widow of-Joseph Bonvicini, formerly of 50 Ash street, who died Wednesday in icr home, 55 Hoover avenue. Phoenix, will take ilacc Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the "rank Polke a Son'r funeral lome and at o'clock in St. Peter's church with a requiem Mass.

Burial will be in Mountain irove cemetery, DEATH NOTICES (his city, April 30. I960. Flo- at Ihe Funeral HQJ of Henry E. DEATH NOTICES BONVTCIM In Phoenix, Arl Aprjl 27th, I960. Catherine Eonvlclnl widow ol Joseph Bonvicini, formerly ol 50 Ash St.

Friends are invited (o attend (he a from the (uneral residence ol Frank Polke and Fon. 1546 Falrtieia comer Hancock Are. on Tuesday al 9 a.m., and from Si. Peter's church al 9:30 a.m. where Tfqiticm Mast -irlll be" ottered.

Tnler- ment in ML Grove cemetery. Friends may call Monday Irom 2 lo 10 o'cloct. irt Pedro, husband at Teresa Bertran Boladeras ot Old Zoar Monroe. Funeral services will be held Monday al 3:15 a.m. from the Joseph T.

Frazer funeral home, 241 Coram Stielton, and al 9 a.m. in St. Stephen's church. Monroe, with a requiem lilBh Mass. Inlermcni In 31L St.

Peter's cemetery, Derby. Friends ma call unrfa 2-5 and 7-10 P.m. BHEHM--In this city. April I960. Herta Krause Brehm.

beloved wife i Arthur Brehm ot 600 Lafayette Friends are invited lu attend the ncfal Irom the Funeral Residence ol and 15-16 corner Hancock on Monday, Vay 2. at 10 a.m.. Rev. William Oltei Pas Lor of Zion Lutheran Church a rtciflting- Interment in Lafceview cemetery. FrJenfls may call Saturday and Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 P.m.

C.U.n.V In this city, Friday. April 39th, I960- William E. Calvin hus bnnd of Ihc iBlc Margaret May GaJvin 61 Elmwood may alton the funeral from the luneral residence of Mulllns and Redzate, 1297 Park on Monday, ilay 2nd, 1960 ai and Irom St, Peter's church at 9 a.m. wllh a rctrulem high Mass. Bilermcnt In St.

Michael's cemetery Frfends may call atler 7 u.m. Satur day; Sunday 2 to 5 p.m.--7 to 10 Bishop and 1139 Falrfieid on Monday at 3:30 u.m. Cremation In Lit Grove crematory. Friends may call Sunday Iron 7 to 10 p.m. IIOI.T7.MAX--In this clly, April 30.

1960. IxjuUc Taylor Holtzmrtn, widow of Eflr! IlolluiMn. ol Io28 Slain St. Reoulem Illsh Mass at El. Joseph's Church.

Madison on Tuesday at Interment at I-awncroft cemetej field. Friends inay call at Ihe Home 01 Henry. K. Bishop 1139 Falrlleld on Sunday from 7 to 10 p.m. and Monday alter 4 p.n IL'IJ--la FalTfleld, April 7 I960, Miss Maude J.

Hull, ol 115 Somerset Ijt her 6Sth ycnr. services will be held at the funeral home of Henry K. nblwjp Eon, 1139 Fair on Monday at 3:30 p.m. Cremation at Mountain Grove crema ton-. Friends may call Sunday 3-5 am 7-9 p.m.

ilOVTivIn Tnimuull, April 78. I960 lorctfa Kaden Hoyt. beloved vvit( of Milton Hoyt'. of iitonehosjse itrl. Tnmtbult Friends are invited to al tend the funeral from Ihe Cyril F.

Mulliiu Trumbull Funeral Home. While Plains ltd. at Kill Merrill Parkway. Monday, 2. al 8:15 a.m and nt SI.

Teresa's Church wilh a solemn hlsh Mass at 9 a.m. Friends may call Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m and Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. In lerment in LonK Hill K11SAK In ihls city, Thursday. Apr! 26111. Iy60.

Anna Knblk Itusar. aied 53. beloved wife of Andrew Husar 936 Boston Ave. Friends are invilct lo atlend the Juneral from the Adilma funeral home. 591 Arctic on Mon day.

May 2nd at 6:30 end from SI. Charles church. Hosaiy chapel, a 9 a.m. with ft solemn hiah Mass. Inler ment In Rt.

Michael's cemelcry. Friend may call Saturday 7 to I p. Sunday 2 to 10 p.m. KI.VfiSTON--In this city, April 39. I960 Charles C.

Xinzston of 1783 Elm Stratford. Funeral services will held from the Albert W. Etear Fune Home, 1222 Falrfield on Monday ilay 2. at I I a.m. Interment In Ml Grove cemetery.

Friends may call Sun day from 5 to 9 p.m. Newlown, April 29th of 90 Colorado Ave. Friends may at- lend the funeral Irom the funeral residence of Frank Police and son, 1545 Falrlleld corner Hancock on Tueday al 7:30 a.m., and frum St. Peter's church at a.m. Interment In St.

Michael's cemetery. Friends call Monday Irom 5 to 9 o'clock. A CATHOLIC EXPRESSION OBITUARY Lawrence, Philadelphia, a nephew (L.S. Lawrence, of Tenally, N.J. and a niece, Mrs.

Edward C. Lund, of Bridge- Mrs. Arthur Brehm Services for Mrs. Herta Kraiise Brehm, 61, of COO Lafayette street, wife of Arthur Brehm, a watchman employed by The Post Publishing company, who died Thursday, will take place Monday at 10 a.m. in the Frank Polke ind Son funeral home, 1546 Fair- ield avenue, with Ihe Rev.

Wiliam Otten, pastor of the Zion -ulheran church, officiating. Bural will be in Lakeview cemetery. Mrs. Bernard Capodagli Services for Mrs. Maria San- chione Capodagli, 87, widow nf Bernard Capodagli, of 774 Madison avenue, who died Wednesday, took place yesterday in St.

Raphael's church with a solemn ligh Mass of requiem. Burial was 'n St. Michael's cemetery. The Rt. Rev.

Emilio lasiello was celebrant, assisted by the Rev. Louis A. De Profio, deacon and the Rev. John R. Sansonetti, sub-deacon.

Committal prayers were read by Father De Profio. An honorary delegation attended from Ihe North Ilalian Ladies' Aid society. Bearers, all Roldo Bartimole, Palmucci, James Faroni, Anthony Capodagli. grandsons, were and and Bernart Samuc: Joseph Mrs. Services Florence of Mitchell Hall, of 164 William street, who died ycs- erday in SI.

Vincent's hospital, wil lake place. Monday at 3:30 in the funeral home of lenry E. Bishop and Son, 113H "'airfield avenue. Cremation will ake place in Mountain Grove cemetery. Mrs.

Hall: was a 12-year em- ploye 'of. the Bridgeport Brass company Surviving arc a sister, Mrs. xirt. Mrs. Earl Holtzman Mrs.

Louise Taylor Holtzman, mdow of Earl Holtzman, of 1628 Main died yesterday t. Vincent's Services will take place Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. in the Henry 2. Bishop and Son funeral home, 1139 Main street, and at 9 o'clock St. Joseph's church with a ligh requiem Mass.

Burial wil be in Lawncroft cemetery. Mrs. Holtzmah was a life resi dent of Bridgeport. Surviving are a son, Earl-F. Lynch; a daughter, Mrs.

Sidney A. Johnson, both of Bridgeport; brothers, Andrew of Hackensack, N.J. and Frank Taylor, of Bridgeport; four grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Maude J. Hull Services will take place Monday for Miss Maude J.

Hull, 87, of 115 Somerset avenue, Fairfield, o'clock in St. Raphael's church with a solemn high Miss of requiem. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Jamw James Rescoe, of 123) Black Rock turnpike, died suddenly yesterday in Bridgeport hospital after being admitted for medical treatment.

Services will take place Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. in the John Lesko and Son funeral norm 1 1390 Fairfield avenue, and at 9 o'clock in Holy Family church wilh a Mass of requiem. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Born in Haverstraw, N.Y., flc was an employe of the Columbia Recording company more than 40 years.

Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth Wargo Rescoe; a son, James M. Rescoe, of Westchester, three daughters, Mrs. Frederick Sulzen and Mrs. John Cafferty, of Bridgeport and Mrs. Donald Fletcher, of Fairfield and nine grandchildren.

Vincent B. Scavella Services for Vincent B. Scavetta, 65, of 16 Woodcrest avenue, who died Wednesday, were conducted yesterday in the George P. Potter and Son's funeral home by the Rev. Joseph E.

Pouliot. Cremation was in Mountain Grove crematory. LOS ANGELES, Michael Jilonlreys, 76, of West Los "An- getes, formerly of Bridgeport, died yes- MICHAEL DIES-ON in St. hospital, terday John's Santa Monica. Services will be conducted Tuesday morning in the Gates Kingsley and Gales funeral home, 1500 North: Sipulveda boulevard, and in St.

Join of Arc Albert W. Smith Committal services for Albert church. Burial Mlrt will be in Holy Cross cemetery, Ingelwood, Calif. Former president of the Mon- treys Construction company in Bridgeport, Mr. Montreys had made his.home on the West coast since retiring 11 years ago.

He Iso had operated Montreys park Trumbull road, Bridgeport, 'resent site of Glorietta Manor. Mr. Montreys was a member 3f Unico, the Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce, and the Elks. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Barbara Billano Montreys; two sons, Don, of Bridgeport, and Joseph Montreys, of Monroe; three daughters, Mrs.

Jean Foryes. vliami, Mrs. Verna Pag- iari, and Miss Margaret Mon Wilbur Smith, 75, former Bridgeport resident, who died Wednesday in Albemarle hospital, Elizabeth City, N. will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m, by the Rev. Melville S.

Bulmer, pastor of the First Methodist church, in Union cemetery, Stratford. Remlnirton Kt. husband of the late rulfaela Ouintlllano. and fallier Lawrence Quintillano, Mrs. Gerarua n'Ancelo, Mrs.

Lucia Abed, Mrs. Mary Belliizl. and Mrs. Anloinelle Ilendlak. Friends are invlled to attend Ihe tun- era! on Monday from Ihe A.

Abrlnln and Son funeral home. 2160 Main St. at 3 a.m., and In St Raphael's church at 9 a.m. wilh a solemn lilch Mass requiem. Interment in 51.

Michael's cemetery. Friends may call Saturday. 6 to ID. Sunday, 3 to 10. IIE.SCOK--In Ihij city.

April 30. I960. James Uescoc. beloved husband Kliiabelh Warco Ttescoe of 1234 Bl T.ocV FBIrficU. Friends invited lo atlend the funeral from Ihc John Lesfco and Rn Funeral Home.

1390 Falrlleld on Tuesday. 3. al 8:30 a.m. and from Holy Fam Church al 9 a.m. wilh a retrulem Mai Interment In SI.

Michael's cemclci Friends may call from 3 lo 10 p.i Sunday and Monday. SMITH--In Eliubcth City. North Cai Una. April 27, i960. Albert W.

smith, I of Bridgeport. Graveside serv-l ILCS will be held Monday, May 2. all 2 p.m. in Union ccmclery. slralford.

ir.lIiK.VIIAMMKJl--In this city, April 30. I960, i i WelJenhammer. lius- of e39 WashlnBlon Ave. aie i i lo attend the funeral from the Funeral Home of Lieherum Jt Henrihy, Mrs. Peter J.

Devine Services Tor Margarcl Doherty Devine, 12, of 69'Boston avenue, widow of Peter J. Devine who died Wednesday, took place yesterday i Patrick's church with a solemn high Mass of requiem. Burial was in St. Micl ael's cemetery. The Rev.

Thomas P. Guinan was celebrant, assisted by the Rev. Francis D. McKenna, dea con, and the Rt. Rev.

James Grady, sub-deacon. Seated in th sanctuary were the Rt. Key. Ter rence McMahon, the Rt. Rev Thomas F.

Henehan and the Rev Leo Weston. Committal was conducted by Father Weston, Father Guinan and McMahon. Sisters of Mercy and the Sisters of St. Joseph. Bearers were James Hoffa, Harold Walsh, Robert O'Mahoney, Raymond Russell.

Joseph Donnei and Ralph Sturges. Christopher Donahcr Services for Christopher Donaher, four-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Donaher, ol 7631 Main street, who drowned in Far Mill river Wednesday, took place yesterday in St. James church with a Mass of the Angels. Burial was in St.

Michael's cemetery. Celebrant of the Mass was Rev. Jean Tetreault. Committal services were read by the Rev. Peter Jacobs.

Bearers were Thomas Voccola, Michael Kramer and Patrick and Robert Carroll. riend, Miss Catharine Gmvdy. They will be conducted at p.m. in the Henry E. Bishop and Son funeral home, 1139 Fairfield avenue, wilh the Rev.

Rown "Greer, III, assistant rec- ter of St. Paul's Episcopal church, Fairfield, officiating. Cremation will be in Mountain Grove crematory. A native of Windsorville, Miss b'ull was a descendent of the Colonial Short and Purdy families. Until retiring, she had been accountant and auditor 40 years with the former Magnolia Metal company, now the Midwest Bearing corporation of Jersey City, N.

J. -Miss Hull was a member of the Fairfield Historical society, of the Southport Woman's club and the Mill Plain Improvement society. She was a former parishioner of St. Stephen's Episcopal church, Jersey City. Surviving is a niece, Mrs.

Graham Pelton, of Essex. He was a son and Emma Seaman Smith, of Golden Hill street is a daughter, Mrs vichard Fleming, of Seattle, Washington. 'oight, 61, of 90 Colorado avenue, city sheriff, who died ThuiS' day, were conducted yestejcday in the Albert W. Spear home by the Rev. Herbert D.

Hrdlickn, pastor of the First English Lutheran church. Burial was Park cemetery. Bearers were Stanley Gorlo Raymond Biliie, Louis Naurn rederick, Clifford and William Mrs. Andrew Husar Services for Mrs. Anna Kubik Husar, 53, of 936 Boston avenue, wife of Andrew Husar, who died Thursday, will take place Monday at 8:30 a.m.

in the Adzima 'uneral home, 591 and at fl o'clock i chapel of St. Charles church with solemn high Mass of requiem. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. The Rosary Confraternity of St.

Charles' church will say the rosary at 8 o'clock tonight in the 'uneral home. John's Episcopal Church at 2:30 p.m. 7II.1.V.K In i oily. April 27. 1960.

William filler of 210 Lincoln Ave. Fun eral services will be held al Ihc A.u funeral home. S27 Grand nl 11 a.m. Interment in Loy- Rock of Ages Rosary Memorials are en dorsedby the Cathpli i i I MKMOP.IAM 9rrietv See them i 1 I memory of William H. Fred- oee ineiu iu (Mch al a Ml eil way 5a Kadly missed by his family and friends.

our display todav. Barnum Monument i Works 1086 Barnum i Conn. ning A All Day a Tel. EDison 5-6073 Malcolm Broivn. dlctl 1st May.

1953. djy. Ihc shock severe Ihtnking death was sn rear. Nils S. Ekwall Services for Nils Sigfrid wall, 67.

of 47 Garden terrace, who died Thursday, were conducted yesterday in the Larson funeral home by the Rev. Frank A. Anderson, pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran church. Burial Mountain Grove c( tery.

Anthony J. Gallagher Services for Anthony J. Gallagher, of 269 Scofield avenue, who died Thursday, took place yesterday in St. Ann's church with a solemn requiem Mass. Burial was in St.

Michael's cemetery. The Rev, Edward W. Horanwas celebrant, assisted by the Rev and Always Ihc These Ihe Inserted by lavv. Joh respected nd nro ver he went. iin-I kind.

left behind. anrl UNVEILING 4VOTICT. Trie re win be an a monument in memory or K.tm Moskowitt sur. dar. May 1.

at 1 n.m. In Lodee the Rev. Stanislaus B. Roseneau, sub-deacon. Father Hcficrnan read committal prayers.

William E. Calvin, Sr. Services for William E. Galvin, OVERSTOCKED SALE The makers of Ihe Babe Ruth Monument, Honeyspol onumenl Works, are having an OVERSTOCKED SALE. 'Any monument or maiker bought irom present slock will be bought al a great saving.

Call for free transportation. Consult us on cemetery requirements HONEYSPOT MONUMENT WORKS i I960 STRATFORD AVE. BRIDGEPORT, CONN, before entering St. Michael's Cemetery Week-dsyi 8-5, SunrJ.y 11-5 Office: F.D 5-7027 Cveningt by Appointment ReiicVnee: ED 7-3224 Arctic street, hr. Rri' William A.

R. Voight Services for William A. William J. Wagner Services for William J. Wag ner, 59, of Court Bldg.

15, Success Park, who died Wedncs day, took place yesterday in St Ambrose church with a Mass of requiem. Burial was in St. Mi chael's cemetery. William Victor Ziller Services for William Victo; Ziller, 64, of 210 Lincoln ave nue, a plumber, who died Friday will take place today at 11 a.m. in the A.

L. Green funeral home S27 Grand street. Rabui Max Schreier, of Congregation Aha- a A i will- officiate, and burial will bs in 'Loyalty cemetery, Fairfield. reys, both of Los Angeles; and grandchildren. 4.3/jvpi 4 iax niKeree 1,301,236 BudgetBoost M1LFORD Taxpayers here pay 4.5 mills more during the fiscal year starting July 1 $350, (S12.060).

RAegislrar of Voters, plus $1,200 Veterans Service, plus POITIER MAY DIRECT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Sidney Poitier, rated as one of Holly- wodo's most gifted young Negro actors, may turn to directing. 'Not right away," he said, "but jefore long I intend to try my land at directing. Acting I know about, but directing represents a new challenge, a new area to explore." Mrs. George N. Murray MILFORD -i- Services for Mrs.

Bertha Maginnis Murray, 57, wife of George N. Murray, of 11 Washington avenue, Thompsonville, who died Wednesday in her home, took place yesterday at 11 a.m. in SI. Patrick's church, Enfield, Mass. Burial was in St.

Michael's cemetery, West Springfield, 'Mass. The Browne funeral home, Thompsonvilte, was in charge of arrangements. Surviving, in addition to her are a son, Joseph H. husband, Fagnand, serving with the Air Force in Greenland; a daughter, Mrs. Raymond Gould, of Springfield, two brothers, Walter and John Maginnis, both of Bridgeport; four sisters, Mrs.

Florence Guertin and Mrs. Edith Burry of Bridgeport; Mrs. Bessie Caudett, Wallingford; -Mrs. Ann Hammond, Thompsonville; a grandchild and several nieces and nephews. as the result of the Board of Aldermen's approval of a 32.5 mill tax rale.

The current rate is 28. Budget Up (1.) Million Where will the extra money go? The aldermanic budget for next year is 58,763,811, an increase of over the curreW budget of $7,462,575. Most of the increase in taxes will be to pay for a higher debt more personnel and higher salaries. General debt service costs next year will tolal 5730,522 and the school debt will be 5966,455. The total increase for these two from the current budget is $590,575 or 45 per cent of the total budget The Board of Education budget of $3,553,742 is an increase ol 5246,197 and most of this is for new personnel and higher salaries.

507,600 for Raises A total of 507,600 is included in the budget for raises for city em- ployes. There is 542,600 to provide 5300 across the board raises for the police and fire departments and another 525,000 to give other city employes slight increases. The public works shows the highest department budget increase for city departments. The department will have a budge of 5659,033. or an increase 573,133 over the current appro priation.

The biggest part of the increase is for capital outlay new equipment and some smal capital projects. Two new men vere added to the working force Police to Hire Five The police department budge for next year will be 5538,707, an increase of $61,514. There will be one new sergeant and four new patrolmen that with the pay raise accounts for most of the budge The sewerage disposal division budget shows an increase of $45, CSS to 5116,250. Eight new mei were added, mainly for the open ing of the new Gulf Pond treat mcnt plant. The new plant open ing also boosts operating experts es for the department.

Other substantial increases eluded the $30,000 for the capita improvements program that in eludes 550,000 for the start of Ihe master drain project, in the Nai gatuck Gardens section and $40 In addition to Ihe Purchase de- artment transfer the layor's office, a clerk also was limlnatcd. The registrars in- reasc consists mainly of raises or the two registrars and 10 ssistants. Building Inspector's office, tlinus H807 Electrical nspector, plus $246 Dog Warden, plus lealth department, plus- 51,200 Sanitation department, his $7,424 Sewer com ission, plus $1,000 Reduction for the Building, nspector reflects the shift of the bad inspector to the Engeneering epartment. One new man was added to the sanitation department and the iewer commission is another lew agency. Recreation Hike Listed Welfare department, minus 1,519 Recreation de larlment plus $3,091 Park and Recrealion commission, plus $1,000 Civil Do ense; minus $6,006 The Park and Recreation com nission is a new agency and the budget was cut back partly due to the elimination of a paid director.

Under the financial accounts lection, the aldermen raised the appropriation for insurance from 70.000 to increased thi pension contribution and socia security from 5122,000 to $140,000 and included $40,000 lo pay em ployes for the 53rd payday in tht next fiscal year and added $6,500 office rent for the new city hal annex, formerly the First a join River street. National bank building on Charles C. Kingston Charles Cartwright Kingston 83, of 1783 Elm street, Stratford a retired public accountant, died Friday in Bridgeport hospital. Services will be conducted Monday at 11 a.m. in the Albert Spear funeral home, 1222 Fairfield avenue, by the Rev.

Loyal Y. Graham, III, rector of Christ Episcopal church, Stratford. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. Born in Bridgeport, Mr. Kingston lived in this area all his life.

There are no immediate sttr- vivorsA son, George, who was an architect in Bridgeport, died about two years ago. S. Boynton Ferris NEW MILFORD Services for S. Boynton Ferris, 63, of 44 West street, a former tax assessor active grams, who community pro- died Friday, will take place Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in St.

John's Episcopal church with the Rev. George T. Cobbelt, rector, officiating. Burial will be New Miiford Center cemetery. The Colonial funeral home of Peclan and Planz is in charge of arrangements.

Mr. Ferris was tax assessor 30 years, retiring July 1, 1959. Dur- War I he served with he Coast Artillery and was a charter member and past president of Ezra Woods post, American Legion. A lifelong member I acleros. 78, of Old Zoar road, a of St.

John's Episcopal church, et1rcd blacksmith, who died Sat- rday in his home. Benjamin McNamara Services for Benjamin Mc- a a a 81. of J10 Colorado avenue, who died Thursday in Newtown will take place Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. in the Frank Polke and Son funeral home, 1546 Fairfield avenue, and at 8 o'clock in SI. Peter's church with a Mass of requiem.

Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Francis J. IMoran Services for Francis J. Moran, of Baldwin, Long Island, N.Y., former Stratford resident who was a member of its Men's club and formerly served as vcs- Graduated from the University 1918, Mr.

Ferris Ice died Wednesday, take place Joseph A. a deacon, today al 3:30 p.m. in Fair- 60, of 32 Elmwood avenue, Casey I a retired employe of the Under- Ham H. wood corporation, who died Friday in St. Vincent's hospital, will take place Monday at 8:30 a.m.

in the Mullins and Rcdgate funeral home. 12D7 Park avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. Peter's church with a solemn high Mass of requiem. Burial i be in St. Michael's cemetery.

Mrs. Robert Gilbert Services for Mrs. Jennie Gilbert, 73. of 147 Prospect street, widow of Robert Gilbert, who died Wednesday, were conducted yesterday in the Wilmot, West and Goulding a home by the Rev. Howard S.

Orr, pastor of the Olivet Congregational church. Burial was in Lakeview cemetery. Miss Anna M. Doherty DANBURY--Services'for Miss Anna M. Doherty, 81.

of 15 Stevens street, who died Thursday in her home, will take place there Monday at a and at 9 o'clock in St. Peter's church with a solemn high Mass of requiem. Burial will be in St. Peter's cemetery. Mrs.

Irvhtg Wallach DANBURY-Scrvices for Mrs. Clara Belle Wallach, 50, wife of Irving Wallach, of 46 Jefferson avenue, who died Friday in her home, will take place Sunday at 2 p.m. in the United Jewish Center, with Rabbi Jerome R. Malino officiating. Burial will be in the United Jewish Center cemetery.

Pedro Boladeros MONROE--Services will take place Monday for Pedro child chapel, Franklin avenue, Garden City, L.I. Burial plans are incomplete. Mrs. William H. Page Services for Mrs.

Emma Page. 81, widow of Wll- Page, of 46 Shoreham terrace, Fairfield, who died Wed nesday, took place yesterday in Blessed Sacrament church with a high Mass of requiem. Burial was in St. Michael's cemetery. The Rev.

Walter E. Bozck was celebrant and also conducted committal services. Bearers were John Barnes. Mark Hughes. Jacob Nolaro and Clifford Sundbury.

Antonio Quintlliano Services for Antonio Quintiliano, 75, of 398 Remington street, a retired stone mason, who died Friday in Bridgeport hospital, will take place Monday at a.m. in the A. R. Abriola and Son funeral home, 2160 Main street, and at 9 of Massachusetts in Ferris operated the company from 1920 to 1955. He a member of the Litchfield County University club and of the New Miiford Republican Town committee.

Surviving arc his wife. Pearl Schultz Ferris; a son, Samuel B. Ferris, s'erving with the Intelli- division, U. S. Air Force, Korea; a brother, Charles H.

Ferris, New Miiford; five sisters, Mrs. Henry Turrill, of Kenl; Mrs. E. Paul Martin, and Mrs. Franklin W.

Disbrow, both of New Miiford; Mrs. Virgil D. Hatch, Hartford and Mrs. Allan Hotchkiss, Manchester; eight grandchildren a several nieces and nephews. Kcnrfelh C.

Thompson BETHEL--Kenneth C. Thompson. 61, of 79 Woostcr street, machinist the past 20 years, died yesterday morning in Danbury hospital. Services will take plate Monday at 2 p.m. in the Green funeral home, 57 Main street, Danbury, wilh the Rev.

Russell H. Milncs, minister of the Bethel of ficiating. Burial will be in Woos- ler cemetery, Danbury. He is survived by his Wife, Mrs. Martha Dallas Thompson; his mother, Mrs.

(Morris) Thompson of Danbury; a son, Kenneth, of Denver, a sister, Mrs. Louise Murphy of New York city; a brother. Wilfred Thompson ol Danbury; and one grandchild. 000 as the city share in effort with the railroad to con struct a pedestrian underpass a Gulf street. Other Increases Cited The aldermen boosted the con tingent fund by $38,000 to $75,000 increased appropriations for op- I crating municipal buildings by raised the Engineering department budget by 523,228, adding several ne'w personnel; raised Ihe Fire department get increased by $6,200 Ihe appropriation for new street lights, most of which will be installed on the Post road, from the Orange Town line lo the turnpike, and in Devon center.

The Finance department budget was raised $27,706 lo 5119,814. This was due mainly to the transfer of the Purchasing department: from the Mayor's office. The raise also includes the cost of the new IBM system -in the department. Department Budgets Listed Other budget increases or decreases, wilh the new budget figures in parenthesis, are as follows: Board of Aldermen, plus $725 city elections, plus 51,050 city court, minus 1,722 -small claims court, minus 5350 (475). CHURCH MEN TO HEAR BOYS' CLUBS LEADER St.

Mary's Name society will have its annual com munion and breakfast Mother's Day, May 8. John M. Gleason, of Green wich, nalional director of th Boys Clubs of "America, wil be the speaker. Honorary chairmen for breakfast are the Rev. Edmunc O'ConnclI and Rev.

Josepf Fitzgerald. The chairman and co chairman respectivelyare Josep! F. Michael Colsum Jerry Murphy will be toastmas ter. The ticket i includes Ernest Osso, Michael Collucci and Tho'mas L. Roman On the arrangements committe are Anthony lodice, Mi.

geiilo, Carmen Bruno, George Burr, Musical arrange ments are being handled by Rizy and Jerome Supple. They will be conducted at 8:15 in the Joscoh T. Frager uneral home, 241 Coram avenue, Shelton, and at 9 o'clock in t. Stephen's church with a Mass of requiem. Burial will be in Mount St.

Peter's cemetery, Derby. A native of Oriesta, Spain, Mr. Joladeros had resided 40 years the United States and had made his home here 13 years. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Dolores Cruz, of New York city.

John H. Haugh for John! H. Haugh, 84, formerly of South Main street, who died Friday, will take place Monday at 8:.30 a.m. in Ihe Honan funeral home, 56 Main street and at 9 o'clock in SU Rose church with a solemn high Mass of requiem. Burial The courts Cily will and Small Claims close during the CLASSIFIED DISPLAY PEOPLE LIKE "PERSONALS, so reach them with an ad in th popular Classified column.

Dia ED 3-0161 to place your messagi WEATHER 1 ATE FORECASTS Connecticut Tpjlay "cloudy, ather windy mild, lowers followed' by cfeafjrig' ate in day. Fair and cooler to- ight. Outlook (or Monday fair nd cool. i Massachusetts. Partly cloudy ith scattered showers and lunderslbrms warmer astern portion.

Showers ending onight followed by partial clcar- ng and turning somewhat cooler ate at. night. Monday parity loudy and cooler. Rhode Island Considerable loudiness with scattered-showers nd thunderstorms today, some- hat higher temperatures. Show- rs ending tonight followed by lartial clearing and.

turning ooler late tonight. Monday, Jartly cloudy and cooler. New Hampshire, Vermont--Con- Iderable'cloudiness'with scattered howers and thunderstorms Tand'' nild today. Showers ending.to- light with partial clearing and ooler late at night. Monday party cloudy and cooler.

Maine Partly cloudy with catiered showers and thunder- torms developing today continu- ng into tonight. Little lempera- ure change inland today '-but the coast. Little change cooler along emperalure vlonday partly WINDS Easlport to Block Island--Small craft warnings will likely be dis- layed early this morning. Winds )ecoming southerly and increas- ng to 20 to 25 knots during today. Partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms.

Visibility over 6 miles owering to 1 to 2 miles in the showers. TEMPERATURES High and low lemperalures for the pasi twenty-four hours: City Max. Mln. Albany 70 41" 3oston 55 45 Buffalo 72 5S 3urlinglon 72 33 Charleston 73 (j2 Chicago 63 44 Denver 47 11 Halifax 5,9 3S' Hartford 71 38 Hatteras 69' 54 Jacksonville 83 7 1 Kansas City 53 Los Angeles 76 53 Miami Beach' i Montreal 72 Mantucket 55 35 New Orleans S4 67 New York 60 50 Oldtown $7 '29 Philadelphia 4 7 Phoenix S3 53 Pittsburgh 75 55 Portland, Maine 64 41- Portland, Ore 6S -33 Providence 64 3 3 St. Louis 6 3 45 San Francisco 58 49 Seattle 64 43 Tampa 88 70 Washington 72 54 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY-: INSURANCE Owners Auta- Theft CoHl.ion LINK'S AGENCY CL 9-4014 middle of the fiscal year when 'he new circuit court takes over.

The increased election costs reflect the fact that this is a presidential election year. Probate court minus $25 will be in St. Sandy Hook. Rose cemetery, Mrs. Henry W.

Ailed: NORWALK-Scrviccs take place Monday Lillie Ayers Allen, SI, of- Lafayette, circle, Henry W. Allen, who died suddeoty Friday afternoon shortly, after- she was admitted to Norwalk hospital: Services' will; be at IP a.m: inVthc- Raymond funeral, 5 Wall street, with the Ralph Ss- guine, pastor'of the Conv munity Baptist church, officiating. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery. Mrs. Allen, a native of Norwalk, was a member of Our Sisters Rebekah lodge, IOOF.

She is survived by several nieces and nephews. Improvement That Pays For luclf Stop those costljF npiin. I.ct us replace your old wood tatch- w'ay with a modern ALT, STEEL BILCO DOOR PERMANENT ATTRACTIVE SAFE WATER. TIGHT. We hurt Installed hundred! of BILCO Doors.

Our skill, experirnre and spccUliied equipment mean louver cost nil guaranteed Jatisfaction. Call for a estimate. obligation. ANDREW MAGYAR 73 TEMPLE STREET-PR 8-2840 Board of Zoning Appeals, plus $550 and Zoning board, minus $437, Board of Tax Review, no change selectmen, no change Pension, board, up $2,710 The pension increase is to hire bank services to handle the in vestment program. $12,823 For Library Industrial Development com mission, no change Taylor library, plus $12.823 (S101, 633); Woodmont, plus $2,000 ($21, 000); harbormaster, no change! vital statistics, no change 'S900); civil service commission, up $2.000 Board of Finance, up 51,000 The Civil Service commission and Finance board are new agencies created in the new City Charier and the Taylor library increase is for new personnel, general repairs and desks, chairs, shelving and other capital outlay items.

Mayor's office, i SD.I37, City Attorney's office, phis $145 (J17.322); City Clerk's office, phis $2,474 time to George N. Mnble STAMFORD Services for George Norman Mable, 47, of Mill road, Stamford, who died Friday in the Stamford hospital will be conducted at the Boulton Reynolds funeral home, Monday at 10 a.m. Burial will be in the Long-Ridge cemetery. you've been wanting! Spring is here -soon you will be cooking out of doors and entertaining friends. Ernd lOtf for our 20 page catalog showing-all kinds of ideas for patio design made ot beautiful and long lasting brick.

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