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a a Jf. NOTICE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS -y-- 1 NOTICE 1' JUNE Owner )h? Tovvn of Feirfltfd. Conn. take cf the-- follcwlni action token by the Zoning fjoord o. Sn'i 1 C0 TM' held Jwit Court Room.

400 oVt. POST ROAO Pelilloo First Church 3 )lono1 of Falrlield "SS? pfiwl i ft 3CCWd- of use Icr five yecra. il yule Marina Ins To-m RUTLAND AVENUE petition of or-d Anno Kmlfc lor a variance of SKiloo B.3 ol the ZMIng Regulations to rctfjce the required lot area Ircm II. la (I. tma me required square from reel lo $2 (ret.

Perfnls.lon (o estoVisri lot (or co exlillng EHectlve Jyfle 12, 1 SISS7 21. 23M NORTH BENSON ROAD Pel. lon of Lasito and Wlnnifred lor a rJcnce ol Secllsn 7.3 of ronlng cnce Zonlnfr for a In v-R-ji i EASTON TURNPIKE ttie FJrst Preib eibrlerlon church ctal Enctplloo tn William Inge Dead at 60; Playwright Seen Suicide Broadway Successes cM.tric H.B. BARLOW SERVICES SET NEW MILFORD Services for Herbert W. Barlow, SG, of 90 lleW-for Spectal Enctplloo tn occord- Ciice with Sfdiflo art 7i.O of Ihe Zwing fteccrlUkalltwi of ute tor nurstrj.

school. premlKi locohed In "R-3" Granled for five years. Elfccltve June 11, 1973. 16 PEQUOT AVENUE Petition of Thomas and Alice Currle for of Section 7J o1 rhe 2wilng RMyJoflorii Jo reduce the required sldt setback from feet to 3.5 end hit svm of the setbacks 3 feel 15-S feet. Per- mlislon to eocloie existing twmce.

located In Residence 'A" GranleO. Eftetllve June U. Peliifon el a variance ef Section 7,5.1 ol the Zoning RegutoUans to reduce the sum of the set backs from 20 feet to permtisjcn lo on over on existing attached garage. Premises located in Residence cronlcd. EHectlve JUM 1973.

5. REEF ROAD Pel 11 Ion SJiouqh- nesscy Home for a variance (A Secllon 12,5 of the Zoning Regulations to rwuce rcajircd street setback from 10 fett to 0 1. Permli- ilon fo oxld hftxj porchts. premises 1aeal- Tn Birtlness Orantrf. Effective June 12, 1P73.

6. 179 STREET SOUTHPOUT Petition of Mr, and Mrs, Husn Estc-i for variance of Section s.S.4 01 the Zoning lo reduce 1he required property stWKX from 10 feet to feel. Per- mrssiGfi la ccnslruct a new" detached 3roge. premhes tocolcd In "R-3" Cranled. Elfecllve Jynt 12, 1973.

7. 174 MAIN STREET SOUTHPORT Petirton of Frederick R. Lack for a var- ol SecHoo 5.2.1 (rf the Zoning Regu- lalloni pertaining ta the number ol dwellings per lot, ReterllMcatlon of use 1o Qtto-H extra dwellings on In- Premises Iccried In "R-J" ttl orally. Eftedlve June 17, 1973. 8.

208 LAME Petition of Lucid B. KFnrtwr for of Section 3,5.4 oi the Zoning Regulations to retluce llw required property setback from 30 feet fa 10 feef. Permtwlon 1o conslrucl storage txjrn. PrenHses located In Residence "AAA" Granted. Effecilve Jone 12, ni3.

PI6M 9. 337 SOUTH STREET Pelitlon of AAary Luf for a variance 7.5 ol the Zoning Regulations to reduce the required sWc sefnacfc, from 7 feet to 2 Permlsslcn odd garoge. localed In Residence and Granted. Effective June 12. 9 10.

,1955 BLACK ROCK I Pclilloii of. Gront Company lor a variance of Section 27 fhe Zonirw Reg- lo exIerxJ the requkcd sue ol lettering cr device from 3 feel 8 lect. Permission to odd lo cxhllng sign. PrernJsej In Business District Dented. 11.

1 1 0 ELM STREET Pelillon ol JCHKV B. Gflramello for." a variance of Sccllon. of tiw Zoning Regulolions. Permission to eitobliih a rear building ence let, nises located In Residence ii- 1166 STRATFItLD ROAO Petition of Dcbres E. Herruccl for variance of Section 7.2.2 paragraph A cf tha Zoning Regufalfons peftofnlng lo permTttetj use.

Permission to allow a dental office without residency. Premises Iccoted ifl Res- EtJeiies 'A" Conditionally years. Effective June 12, I9tt. fa. 3M LUCILLE STREET Pelilion Jerome F- Cots for a varia nee ol SECtJcn 5.5.5 of the 2onlr.g Regulations 1o reduce Ihe required pcdpvty selbatk from 10 feet to 6 feet.

Permission lo otic nn attached Premises localed in "R-3" Effective June 1973. ft. 105 CASTLE AVENUE Pelilii of Arnxmd Glroux for variance of Section 9.3 of the Zoning lo reduce the required lot areo from 10,000 sq. ft. to 5,000 sq.

ft. Permission to con an existing two-family houss lo a three-family house. Frehifses located Residence condiHsn- ally for five years. Effective June 12 fs. 255 ALDEN STREET Pel I tion Arthur Polenoude for a variance o' tion fl.5 of the Zoning Regulations to duce the required property setback from 1 0 to-4 feet.

Permission fo construe a detached garage. located In Resloeixe 'B" Effective Jixie 12, Ifi. 10 RENCTIY STRcT Petilion Helena Malve for a variance of Seclior 8-5 of trie Zoning Regulations to reduce the required rear seftxicK from 20 Jo 4 feet PermlssTon to enclose a exlend an existing pwdi. premises ed In Residence El fccfive June 12, IW3. 17, 760 VILLA AVENUE Pelition Linenthal, Elscnbsrg and Anderson Inc for Stop and Shop for a variance of Sec tion 29 of tfic Zoning Regulations to tend the slie of lettering on wall sfg irom 3 feet to 5 feet.

Permiiiloa to stolJ new sfgo. Premises locale in Business ccmdilisi oily- Effective June 12, fa, LOT NEXT TO 133-140 RUTLAND AVEKUE MAP 33 PARCEL 43 Petition of Jose Rivera for a vortance of Seel ion B.3 of the- Zoning Regulatlont to reciue the required area ol the tot from 6.CO sq. ft. to 5,000 ond area of th square from 40 feet Jo feet. Perrnlj si an ID establish a building lot.

Prem ises located In Residence Wllfcdi 19. 17 BUENA VISTA ROAD Petltio ct Thomas Mall for variance of Sec tion 7.5 of (he Zoning reduce the required rear f. 30 fo 27 liel. Permission to od family, room. Premises localed In Rev iaence EffeclJv June 1773.

20. BLACK ROCK TURNPIKE Pelilloo cf Louise Wilson for a vorianc ol Section 3,7 of 1he ZorUng P.egulalicn pcrloinlng to access. Permrsslon fo establish rear'building lot. premises locale in Residence 21. 550 VILLA AVENUE Pel! Elizabeth Kofi far a variance cf Seerla 8.3 of the Zoning Regulations to reduc the requfred (ol area from WWO sq.

I (o 6.000 sq. ft. Permission io existing two-family house, premises loco cd In Residence LOT NEXT TO S50 VILLA AVE PARCEL 371 NOR5TRAND AVc. Hoff for a variance Scclito 8.3 cf Ihe Zoning Reg-jtatlos reduce the required lot oren from 9X0- sq- ft. to sq.

ft, and req-jired from 60 fe'I to 40 Alra Settle; la reduce Ihe sum ol the set becks Irtfn 20 feet to 17 rest, Pern" to establish a building lot for 1'ivo-fami house. loca fed ii Residence crvdit1( oily. Effective Jwie 12, 1973, 23. GILBERT Pel ill Ed-ward S. Sfcopcrda for a variance ol SfClion J.5 of Zoning Rcqulolions the required sftfe setback frc 30 feet to 13 feet.

Permission to ntfd ricfacftod 1 located fn Residence -AAA" Eftec- live June 17, St SOUTH GATE LANE Ptl.ti of Peler Olelnik, Jr. for a variance SccHon 5J cf Ihe Zoning Reaulclfsni reJuce the req-jired" property from 10 feet lo 0 Permission erect o.S foot fence. Iscnted is. 54 RUTLAND AVENUE Petilion of wrchocl arnj Anno Kmtfc for a variance cf Section BJ oT the lo'lix) Is reduce IhO required crea from sq. ft.

to 4,300 ft. drvj the required square from 3 feef fee f. enrt ssJon to establish a for cri existing retideixe. Premises cd Re'ifdence NEXT TO $4 RUTLAND AVE. Petition Mrchoel Anno Kmlec tor a -ol Section 8.3 c' t'fit Rpgytattens to reoVce the required tot area from ft.

to 5.000 sq. (I, end Ifw squire from 60 ftsl lo PerniJsitsn 1I. PreTilses from 7S to feel. pVrmlMlJrTii eitob sn lot (or on exiting coe-famlly rjaltefHt. PreoilMi located ft LOT TO THE REAR OF MM HORJH BENSON ROAD 7 ttWioTflf Laszlo and WlrxiHred Veri far a variance of Section 1.7 the zoning Regulations perlclulnfl to Permission fo establish rear tolidlng Jef.

prcmlsts located In, Residence Denied. S. 1149 FAIRFIELD BEACH ROAO Petition of Somuel ond Sodye Bourn for a variance Sedlon of the Zoning Reaulatrons pertaining to conversion of Pefirmiic-n lo convert a summer tot- loge to year-rourx! use. Premliej located In Residence Zone. Granted conditional v.

Effective Jun? 12, 1973. 31. AAAP 12S A 475 NORTH BEHSOM'ROAO Pefiflon of ReaJno Lengen (or a variance a. Section cf the Zoning Reputations pertaining lo access, to establish a rear lat. Premiss located in Residence Denied.

JOCK tJOWITZ Jr U27 KINGS HIGHYMY Fetitlri of C. D'Angells 1 for of edlon 19.4.6 of the Zoning Regulations rlalnlng lo prohibited uses (or approval local Ion for general repairer's license. Denied. 340 MIME HILL ROAD PctHlon of of Sedlon 3.2.1 of the Zoning Regulations perra fo in? number of dwellings Ing guest house. localed In Residence "AAA" Zone.

Gronfed ccn- 12 1973. JACK MOW1T2 Chairman DANIELS Secretary NOTICE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, SUPERIOR 5, 1973. DOREEH DOHERTY DELAflEY VS. EDWARD DELAWEV. NOTICE TO DELANEY.

UPON THE COMPLAINT ol the pldtn- Ufs In the above entitled action, ploying for reasons Ihefdn set forth, for a divorce, returnable before the Superior Court of. Common Pleos within and for Fairfield County lo be ot Brldgepor 01 Jhe first Tuesday of Jyly, A.D,, 1S73, and upon aa application In saEd action for en order ot notice, It appearing to orily that the defendant Is absent from this Sick, the names and residences the defendant Is unknown to the plaintiff. except ci set forth In Mid complaint, has gone to parts unknown, and That notice of fhe initiation of this action most (finely to come to his oltenHon thai hereinafter ordered: it is ORDERED-- That nollce of the Inslitu- cn of laid action given Ifie saEd defendant ty some proper oHIcer or person, causing a true and oil oiled copy of this order cT lo bo published In (lie Brlrfgeporf Posl, neivspoper fy. on or before June 31, A.D., 1973, ond that return of such service tiz madu lo the obove named Court. ARTHUR J.

GERSTL Asst. Clerk Superior Court County of Fair Meld COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, STATE OF CONNECTICUT, SS. BRIDGEPORT. June i D-puly Fcjrficld County 3 NOTICE 1 STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT June A.D.. isn.

ESTATE OF SUSANNA IRENE GRIS, Idle of the Tinvn ol Falrflcld, In said District, deceased. Hnol accounts said Eilate fo this for an order of dlstrltMJUon ol said eilote, OROERED-- That In- day of Jun-, A.Q.. 1973, ot o'clock In the arler- noon, ot the Court of Probate In FauFictt, be, and Ihe some Is assigned for hear- Ing on'ttvejalloifvcricff of sold Account nnd oppUcolJan. and this Court 'direct the Executors to give notice thereof, by puh- shlf-g copy ol th's order once in sxr newspaper having circulation In sold District, and by leaving a copy this order with, ar by mailing the sarne In leltcrs addressed to Mch of Ihe person? eresled. 0.11 at leait 7 days before son day btlore satd ctoy of hearing and return matte to tnTs Court.

By Order of The Court CINDY CUMMIN as Assf. Clerk HOT ICE -STATE OF CONNECTICUT, COURT OF PROBATE, DISTRICT OF TRUMBULL, DISTRICT NO. 7B, Jun? 7, pslitloner: JAMES J. GENTILE. Dole of Hearing; June V3, 1973, 11:00 a.m.

al Town Hall, Trumbull. Upon the application of the Petitioner, praying that authority be given to sell real Mrote, as per application on lite more fully appears, IT 15 ORDERED THAT: Sard 03pllC3- tlon heard ond deleimlned at the Court of Protwle at ine date, lime and place IndicalcJ of NOTICE Hottce Is hereby qivcn that an order dated June 7, 1973 'has been bv undersigned QUthsrlring tne name ol RUSK, official number 3561, owned by C. Cronon, which Bridaeport, Conn. 1s the Twmc port 35 toTAURI. JONES By Direction of Ihe Officer In Charge rAaTlne insptctlco, U.S, Coast Guard Couit of Prolific.

-Tune 5. c- District ot nniDOEPOKT a re ESTATE OF JOSEPH J- VERDI fiduciary named below on fir 5. OT- Chaplowe. 2120 Main Court of Prol.atc May 30, 1973 3 DUUict of BriilKtport 5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS i- ESTATC OP VIKTOKIA SENK Pursuant to an order of lion. Sidney L.

Dworkin, JiMgo. all on claims rnut be to fore Aup. 30, 1973 or be barred by law. The fiduciary Is: Julia. Kuhitc Ally.

James J. Gentile Bridge port, Connecllcut lo Court of ProbMc, In Junp ICiTri DiMrict of AOTKE TO rREfllTOKS KST.VTK OF MAIIY T. NEMETZ, Turjiiia-nt to an order of Hon. Richard I. Steiber.

t3 claims must be to Ihe fiduciary named OR or te- fore Szpiemhc-r 5, 1073 or bo cc barred by Uw. The fiduciary "ed Anthony Nemnz, Extcutor. Jl- -1-1 Baros Streel. Fairfield, Conccticut eluded 'Picnic, 1 'Come To Back Little Sheba 1 th LOS ANGELES (AP) a i William Inge, hose Broadway successes of liided "Picnic" and "Come ec. ack Liitle Sheba," is dead at sa 0.

Authorities say his death p( an apparent suicide. fa The body of the Pulitzer winner was found Sunday a car in the garage of his a ec uded Hollywood Hills home'tn his sister. Hclene Connell. fl )eteclives said the auto's en- ine was running and the ga- age door was closed. The Los Angeles County oroner's office said the cause death was carbon monoxide K)isoning.

a Had Left Hospital Investigators said Inge was fs dmitted to the UCLA Medical Center last week for psy- HOTICE NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION NoHee Is hereby given that the stock- native Warehouse, Inc. have volcd 1o fisolve sotd corporation. All nkl carporaHon on or before Nov. P73 (o Frederick F. Ehrsam.

At- Conn, Sofd Uollcc of Olssolut'wi Ii given pur- ucn! lo sccfiorts ond 1 ine General S1ahj1es, as omended, UNITED AUTOMOTIVE WAREHOUSE FREDERICK F. EHRSAM Attorney NOTICE LIQUOR PERMIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION TWs Is lo give nolke 1hat 1, MIGUEL SANTAIIA of 1S2S Strrrtford Avenue, arldgeport, have filed on oppllcallon 3 acorded 8, 1973 with the Liquor "twilrol Commission lor a Grocery Beer lor 1rw sale of alcoholic liquor the premises, Josle's Grocery i Jovdty 693 Connectleul Avenue, Brldae- JorL The boslness will be owned by tt Joseptilne Hernanthi of 1507 Slrotford by Miguel Scmtoria as permltlee. SANTANA Doled June 1, 1973. NOTICE Annual Report of The GtD Koun- A Jotlon for the llical year erxJed January ,1, Is avollabte ot Us principal of- ice, localed ot MO fAaki Slreel, Slam- ord. for Inspecllon during regular sustnes hours by any cKIien who re- It, within 1BO days hereof.

The 1 Principal tfanager of the Foundation Javord Domlnlck. Dated: June 71, NOTICE Nollce Is hereby given 1hot on order Junt 6. 1973 has been by he undersigned authoring the name ol he gas screw LEEWARD, official nutn- ber 5163W, owned by Joseph W. Btagden; ol wTilcti Ccnn. Is Ihe port, fo changed lo VJ'JLL O' TM SP P.

F. JOKES Marine Inipoclion. U.S. Coast Guard NOTICE 0 Mow ncccotlncj bids in aparlments awino: Cecomlc Tllf, Land- scoplnq. Finns Spscs ovoiloble.

Coll S10.M deposit rta.jlred. NOTICE not be resMnslole for any bills conlractcd by anvQfic other thon myself. JOHU KIRKLAMD 417 Helen Conn. Court ol I'roliafe June 0, 1 District of Briilgeriyrt NOTICE TO CKEDlTOnS 'ESTATB OF GBUAUDO C. ST1SCIA Pursuant to an order of lion, Swlnev I- Dworkln.

e. claims must lie presented lo the fiduciary narnoil below on or before 1073 or fie Itarrcd law. The fiduciary is: StiF.cia Ally S. KanUowitz 1 1 SS Main Street. Bridgeport: Connecticut Court of Probate Dislrict oE NOTICE OK JfEAIUNO ESTATE OF WILLIAM BRIGHT I'ursuant to an order of Hon.

Sidney Usvorkin, Jit'Jfre, rialed June G. 7 3 a hu-arinir will be held on an application prnylnjf that tlie account of thra trustee unJvr the Trill of saM tleceaseil, for (he benefit of Kcnr-clli Lcary, for the period October '23, JOCO to 2J, lOTS. be at- file more fully appears, n.t the at A.M. Janet Clenienl. Clerk Court of Probate, June 5.

1973 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF Paul Iluijai. Er. fore September or he 95 Bennett fa'tixiet Court of Probate, District of CTKATfOKI NOTICE OK 1ICAUING ESTATE OF HEIUIEKT K. 1IEID Thomas II, Coujrhlin. June T.

Hj73, a htarjnn will bu ht-lii on an application properly in sairt application, on file more fully altars, at the Court of Prolate on June IS, 1013 at 5 p.m. Court of Prolate. nt HRIDKKrORT NOTICE OF HEARING ESTATE OK MAKV H. HEDENSKV ty an onlcr nf Hon. Sfattiy L.

Junt 1973 a hearing be held on an application jirayinz for tho allowance o( the final account of J. KedensVy, Admtr.istrator. and for an order of distribution of jaH a a In saH applLcalion on fifi? fully at the C-vm of on Juns 2'j. 157G at A.M. Janet Clement, CVrk drug overdose.

He was reported to have signed himself out of the hospital a three days. heavy-set bachelor moved to Los Angeles from New York in 1962 a several period of depression" after his failures. But he continued to work, producing novels, other plays and taking a leaching assign' it tlie University of Cali- at Irvine. His novels i-ere "Good Luck, Mrs. Wyckoff" and "My Son is a Splendid Driver." nvesligators reported finding manuscript of a new novel, 'The Boy from ihe Circus," on a living room table.

Authorities said it had been rejected by a New York Cily publisher. Severely Depressed Mrs. Connell said her brother ivas severely depressed in recent years about the novels, which received 'favorable criticism but didn't sell well. "But it wasn't only she said, "He was discouraged about not having anything to say. But he knew he was more discouraged than there was reason to be.

was the depression itself that he was fighting." Many of Inge's works were melancholy reminiscences. "Picnic" drew heavily on his boyhood recollections of Independence, Kan. 'Bus Stop'' also depicted a rural setting, a DUS ride through cattle country to a rodeo in Phoenix. In 1953, Inge won a Pulitzer "Picnic," which also received a New York Drama Critics Award, and he took an 1 Academy Award in 1962 for his screenplay of "Splendor in Grass." Other hit plays were "Bus Stop" and "Dark at ihe, Top of the Stairs." Inge was born in Independence on May ,1, 1913, jinuUiate'i from the University of Kansas and taught at Stephens College in Missouri and at Washington University in St. Louis.

He then joined the St. Louis Star-Times a ness executive, who Satur- OBITUARIES as a drama critic. Other survivors include a niece, Mrs, Peter Kirchmaier Perrysburg, Ohio, and two i nephews, James Mnhan of Sim day in New Milford hospital will 'akc place tomorrow at 'i p.m. in First Congregational church with the Rev. A.

Russell Ayrc, astor, officiating. Burial will be Center cenelery. Mr. Barlow was native of Meriden and spent his youth in Dridgeport. He was a graduate of Yale University's Sheffield Scientific School.

After graduation he was associated with Bridgeport Brass company from 190S lo 1909. He worked (or several firms In the engineering field i 1915 when he became a purchasing agent for American Hardware company, Bridgeport. He held this position i 1917. From 1917 to 19)8 he served as a Second Lieutenant in the U. S.

Army Ordinance. From 1918 to 1925 Mr. Barlow- was vice president of the T.J. Pardy Construction company of Bridgeport. From 1925 to 192S he was associated with Fletcher Thompson Inc.

From I92S to 1944 he was general manager and director of the C.M.B. each company of New Milford, lumber and hardware dealers, builders and plumbers. From 1957 he was company president i 1964 when the firm was sold to the New Milford Lumber company. Mr. Barlow was very interested in the New Milford Historical Society and was first elected vice president in 1952.

He took over the presidency in 1954 and held the post until his death. During his presidency the society built its new headquarters at 6 Aspetuck avenue. Also, during this time Litchfield County's First bank building was moved from Main street to an area near the new head quarters. In addition to his historic interests Mr. BarJow worked lively for the New MiKorc Public library of which be was a trustee and treasurer.

He was also a trustee and chairman the board of the New Milford Cemetery association. Survivors include his wife Mrs. Marian Beach BarJow New Milford; a son, Charles Beach Barlow of London Mrs. Gertrude Amundsen Services for Mrs. "Gertrude Amelia LaCroix Amundsen, 67, of 24S Melville drive, Fairticld, who died Friday were conducted today in St.

Pius church, with a Mass of the Resurrection. Burial was in Lawncroft cemetery. Mrs. John Callalian Services for Mrs. Lillian I'illiams Callahan, S5.

of 752 I'hlpporwill lane, Stratford, o( John Cnllahati, wlio led Friday took place today in I. Mark's churcli. with a Mass the Resurrection. Burial was Park cemetery. Miss Marguerite Carey Sen-ices for Miss Marguerite 'arey, 85.

of Bccchwood venue, apartment C9, who died aturday in St. Vincent's ospital took place today in St. Augustine's cathedral witli lass of the resurrection. Burial vas in St. Michael's cemetery.

Mrs. Albino DeAngclis Services for Mrs. Agntn (Ida) JeFeo DeAngelis, SO, of 166 drive, widow of Infjcf England; a daughter, Mrs Oklahoma City, Okla. (Marcy Kent Brown III, San Funeral arrangements werelFrancisco a brother, Col complete, but Mrs. Kirch-(Edward" J.

Barlow, naier said a memorial service N.J, and Horseshoe i a in Los Angeles, with grandson; two nepiiews and (burial to be in Independence. niece. Milford Mishaps Claim Lives In Auto Crash, Drotonin. I Two youllis were killed here yesterday as the result of automobile and drowning accidents. The driver of an automobile, Albert P.

Duuria, 20, of 33 South street, West Haven, was killed when his car collided with another auto on New Haven avenue at 1 a.m. vesterday; and Michael St. Rock, 17, of 283 Greenwich avenue, New Haven, drowned in the Eisenhower park pond yesterday pi 3 p.m. According to police, the auto accident occurred when the Dauria auto, which was traveling east along New Haven avenue, apparently left the proper lane of travel, crossed the roadway and struck head-on an auto driven by John W. Ely, 22, of 35 Greenfield road.

Dauria, who was pinned behind the wheel of the car, apparently was killed instantly. Two passengers in his auto were seriously injured and were ad" to Miltord hospital. Collier, 17, of West mitted Joseph Haven, sustained a fractured humerus and possible other injuries; Raymond Pekari, 18, of West Haven, received a laceration Qf the forehead and a fractured left femur. Both are listed in serious condition at the hospital. Mr.

Ely was listed in fair condition with a contusion of the left arm; and a passenger in his auto. Peter Starlings, 22, of 67 Meadowside road, was in fair condition with a nose fracture. The accident occurred near New Haven avenue's intersection with Sparroivhush lane. Both cars were extensively damaged, and blocked the roadway for more a an hour. Police re routed a i around the accident scene until the area was cleared.

Dauria's body was scheduled lo be taken to the West Haven Funeral parlor for services, dy bottom of the pond. Tho parl was closed and swimmer Klbino DcAngelis, who died took place today in St. Raphael's church with of ic Resurrection. Burial was in Michael's cemetery. Thillp U.

Dolim Services for Philip DoUm, 2, of IS! Glcnwood avenue, who ied Friday, took place today ii it. Charles church, willi a Mas: 'f the Resurrection. Burial wn: St. Michael's cemetery. The Rev.

Edward Scull and he Rev. James Kelleher were of the Mass. 7 ather Scull read ilie committal. Father Kellehcr assisted. Bearers were Harry Jareczek, Villiam O'Kcil, Harry Cumin, George Guard, Al LcCuyer an-J ohn Ylinsky.

Honorary bearers were Harry iainesworth, Edward Cowen and George Beardsley. Mrs. Paul Martin (Mnrctnkavlch) Services for Mrs. Madeline a i (Marcinkavich), formerly of 1219 Madison avenue, Trumbull, widow of Paul Martin, who died Saturday in the Seaside Convalescent home, took place today in St. George church, with a Mass of the Resurrection.

Burin) was in St. Michael's cemetery. The Rev. Francis Pranckus was celebrant of the Mass and read the committal. Bearers were Francis Nic- slemsM, Michael Siemasko, Anthony Sinkop and Robert Springer.

Adolph K. Novak Services for Adolph E. Novak, 50, of 785 Laurel street, Strut- ford, who dieU Thursday, were conducted today in the Stratford uncral home of Dennis nnd VArcy. Burinl was in Mountain "rove cemetery. Lavnrd Pcdcrsen Services for Henry Lavard Person.

75. of G20 Wilson trect, Pairfickl, a retired car- enter, who died Saturday In Vest Haven Veterans' hospital 'ill lake place tomorrow nt 10:30 in the George J. Smith nml on funeral- home, 135 Broail trcct, Milford, with the Ucv. L. Erliimlsoii, pastor of the "rinity Lutheran church, Milford, urreclion.

Burial will bo in St. Michael's cemetery, Stratford. Born in Bridgeport, Mr. Mahoney wns a resident of Monroe for 18 years. He was the c'nicl metallurgist with the Balchelclcr company in Newlown.

He also was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mildred Halpin Mahoney of Monroe; two sons, David and Christophe. Mnlioncy, both of Monroe; two daughters, Patricia nnd Malioncy, both of Monroe; his molher, Mrs.

Julia Mahoney of Bridgeport; a brotber, Robert Mahoney of Bridgeport and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. George Dominlck Services Icr Mrs. Veronica Kercstcs Dominick, 77. of IS2 Mpinc street, widow of George Jominick, who died yesterday in icr home, will take place norroiv at 8: IS a.m.

in the T. Pisley and Sons luneral home, 255 a avenue, and at 9 o'clock in Ihe Sts. Cyril and Methodius church with a Mass of the Resurrection Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Born in Czechoslovakia, Mrs, Dominick had been an area rcsi dent most of her life.

She been a member of the Slovn! Catholic Sokol, Assembly 3D, Survivors include a son Joseph Daminick of Stratford two daughters, Mrs. Mary a a and Miss Helci Dominick, both of Bridgeport; brother, Stephen Heresies Clifton grand removed from the area to a i i a the search. After four and one half hours, and just as (he boy's parents were leaving the divers found the body near the area where he reportedly went under. The body was brought to shore with the aid of police and fire divers, and several volunteer divers, who assisted. Also assisting the rescue operations were members of ALERT, a volunteer rescue organization.

The body was transferred to a waiting ambulance and removed to Milford hospital. It was noted thai although there were between 200 and 300 persons in Ihe pond area, many of them swimming, there was no lifeguard on duly, and none scheduled to be on duly until the end of June. Scuba divers were hampered in their efforts to locate the body by the lack of an air compressor, which the city does not possess. As i tanks ran low, calls went out for volunteers who had tanks, until finally, a West IL.vr dealer was located who had a supply. The drowning was the first in the park in two years, and the first this in the city.

children; three great-grandchild rcn; and several.nieces and nepli ws. Paul P. i-'lglar Services for Paul P. Figlar, CO of 233 who died yesterday in SI. Vincent' lospitai will take place Wcdnes day at 8:15 a.m.

in th: Adzima funeral home, 531 Arctii street, and at 8 o'clock In St John the Uaptisl Carpnlho Russian Orthodox Catholic church with the Rev John Duranko, pastor, of ficialing. Burial will he in St John's cemetery, Stratford. Born in Stratford, Mr. Figla lad been a resident of this area all of his life. He had been cm ployed by the Avco-Lycoming division where he was a membc of the union.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs Mary Kcpchar Figlar of liridge port; a son, Thorns Figlar Bridgeport; a daughter, Mrs Helen Vasil of Bridgeport; Hire brothers, John Figlar of Slrat ford, and Andrew Figlar an George Figlar, both of Bridge port; Iwo sislers, Mrs. Ann Ga' and Mrs. Caroline Bumbcra, bol" of Bridgeport; four grand children; and several nieces ani' nephews. Mrs Michael Prankonls Services for Mrs. Antonin STATE MAN CHARGED IN STEPSON'S SLAYING HARTFORD (AP) Police Sunday charged Arthur Hodges, 45, of Hartford with first degree murder in the shooting death of his stepson.

Zachary Perliilar, a 15-year old deaf mute, was killed by a bullet wound in his rib cage, In the drowning accident which occurred later in the day, the St. Rock youlh was swimming in the crowded park with two friends, William Adams, 19, and Joseph Coppola, 18, both of New Haven. Witnesses said that the youlh scene, 131 W. An argument about money preceded (he shooting, police said. NEW TV STATION 7 HARTFORD (UPI) A group Putch Frankonis, 92, formerly 460 Knowlton street, St rat fort nnd widow ol i a Frankonis, who died Friday i the Sylvan Manor convalcscen home, were conducted today i St.

James church with a Mass the Resurrection, Burial was St. Michael's cemetery. The Rev. Joseph J. Malfoy wa celebrant of the Mass and rea the committal.

Bearers were Edward A. Fran konis, Edward Frankoni Richard and Dennis Franko; is, Edward W. Bradley, an Edward W. Bradley, Jr. Joseph E.

Hurley Services for Joseph E. Hurley, 50, of 76 Sikorsky place, Stratford, who died Thursday were conducted today in Out Lady of Grace with a Mass rjf the Resurrection. Burial was in St. Micahael's cemelery. fficiating.

Burial cemetery. be in Mrs. William Tcufel Services for Mrs. Dora O'Conor Tcufcl, 78. a former Grceu- resident nml ivjcJou- uf Wil 'am Tcufel, who died yesterday ii Mountain Laurel manor, will ike place tomorrow at 0 a.m.

ii lie Cnstiglionc funeral home, 13. lamilton street, Greenwich, and it 9:30 o'clock in Sacred Heart hurcli, Byram, with a Mass ol he Resurrection. Burial will he cemetery, St. Mary's jreenwich. Horn in Dublin, Ireland, Mrs, i'eufcl Imd been a Greenwich resident many ycnvs.

Survivors include a son. Brinn O'Connor of Bynim; daughter, Mrs. O'Con- mr Montanara of WcslporL; a lister, Miss Kathleen a of New York city; nnd five irandcliildrcn. Donald Thornton Services Eor Mrs. Sylv'tf Muntlic Thornlon, G5, of loslon avenue, wife ot Donald riiornlon, a retired assistant secretory and a of the ioard of directors of the Bridgeport Savings and Loan association, who died Salurdny in Bridgeport hospital will take place tomorrow nl p.m.

in the Larson funeral home, North avenue, with the Rev. Caryl V. Benson, paslor of Luther- John F. Burnoy NEW MILFORD-Services for John F. Barney, of 75 Danbury road, a retired employe of Morey's I.G.A.

store, ivlio died Friday in New Milford hospital look place today in the I illis fiiuoral home, 5S Bridge street, with the Rev. George Cooper of t. John's Episcoiwl church, of- iciating. Burial was in Olis cemetery, Otis, Mass. Mrs.

Howard S. Dclwllcr NORWALK Services for Mrs. Sophie J. Dctwiler. 63, of 21 avenue, widow of Howard S.

Dctwiler, who died Thtire- lay, look place today in Ihe Raymond Inneral home. The v. Raymond E. Fleming, rector of Grace Episcopal church, officiated. Tiurial was in Riverside cemetery.

Harry Thomas Thomas, 3S, of 22 Katoonnh street, died. Ibis morning in Nonvalk hospital, where lie was nclniHtctl Insl Wednesday. Mrs. Cornelius Sloan TRUMIiULL Services will be conducted tomorrow for Mrs, Margaret S. Sloan, SC, retired registered nurse, widow ol Cornelius Sloan, and mother of Cornelius Sloan, ol 10 Green Haven road, who died Saturday in (he Dover Chrislina Nursing home, Dover, N.J.

Services will take place at a.m. in the Cyril Mullins funeral home, 393 White Plains road, nnd at 10 o'clock in St. Catherine's church, with Mass ot Ihe Resurrection. i will be in St. Raymond's cc Icry, Bronx, N.Y.

Harold J. Donnhcr WESTI'ORT--Services for Harold J. Donaher, 72, of 19 Bridge -street, a retired employe of Tay lor's Dairy farm, Is'onvalk, wlio died Saturday hi Nonvalk hos will lake place tomor row at 8:30 a.m. in Ihe Fable 29 BRIDGEPORT POST Monday, June 31, 1973 J.E.ARGAZZJDIES; JX-INDUSTRIALKT NEW BRITAfN, Conn. (AP) a E.

Argazzi, 73, a re- red industrialist and profes- onal baseball and football layer in the 1920s, died Sun- ay. lie was president of Argazzi ool Co. and a vice president of ie Connecticut Tool Manufac- iring both of New Brilian. He played baseball with (lie irmer Boston Braves in 19211 nd in that era plnycd football i the Buffalo Bisons. Argnzzi is survived by five rot hers and two sisters.

Ilis funeral will be 9 a.m. Mesday at St. Francis of Assisi hurch, New Britain, with bur- li in St. Mary Cemetery, also New Britain. funeral home, 215 street, nnd at 9 West o'clock an church tifticintinjj.

Burial will be in Lake view' cemetery. Mrs. John D. Wiilcy Services for Mrs. Barbara Pckar Wiltey, 77, of -tM JHCC road.

SchcnectaiJy, N. wife of John D. Willey, and a Bridgeport resident, ivtivdjcd yestcrdciy in St. Claim's hospital, Sclicncclady, will lukc place Wednesday at ft: 30 a.m. in the Lcsko funeral home, 1390 Fairfield avenue, and at 9 o'clock St.

Emery's church with a Mass of the Resurrection. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery, Born in Hungary, Mrs. Witley iintl lived in Bridge-port more than 15 years, before moving to Schencctncly, She had been a member of the Ladies Guilds of St. Thomas church in Schencc- lady and of Our Lady of VicLiy church in Troy, N.

Y. Survivors, in addition to her husband, include a daughter, Mrs. Gerald PcJl of Schencctndy; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Norko of Trumbull nnd Mrs. Anna Kroal of Bridgeport; four srandclul- Church of the Assumption with a Mass of Burifll.

Burial will be in Assumption cemetery. Born in Weslport, Mr IDonnhcr hud been a resident. Survivors i Brothers, Robert Donaher ami Eclvvar Domiher of Weslport; sisters, Miss 1 Donaher, Miss Betty Donnhcr VTr.s. Dorothy Ger ritdc Kircwald, and Mrs vlnrion a i nil i Wcs-tpurl, and Mrs. Bciilric, Clunc of Scarstltile, N.Y.; anc, many nieces and nephews.

drcn; and several ncices and nephews. Alex (tnkcy) Services for Alex (Inkey) Xargo, 57, of 17.1 Federal street, v.fio died Friday, took nlacr today in (he United Church of Christ. The Rev. Stephen- Bessemer pastor, officiated. Burial in Mountain Grove cemetery.

Mrs. Henry Diedrich I i for Mrs, Lillian F. nine Dicdric'n, 61, wife of Henry Diedrich, of Peak avenue, who died Friday in her home took place today in the George J. Smith and Son a home, with Die Rev. A A i of Mary Taylor Methodist church, officiating.

Buria! was in King's Highway cemetery. Thomas McGovcrn I Graveside services for Thomas iMcGovern, 77 of IS Chapel street, who died Thursday took place, today in Milford cemetery, with the Rev. O'Conncr, of St. Agnes church, Woodmont, i i a i i i a F. Mahoney BODIES RECOVERED IN TWO DROWNING! The bodies of 20 year ol.

Ansonia man and 10 year oh Goslien boy, both presume drowned in separate incident this weekend, were recoverei yesterday alter stale trooper resumed searches u. Saturday ol Lake Lillinonah i Bridgewater and Tyler lake i Ooshcn. According lo police, Ihe bod of William Cafasso, 20, of Moun tainvicw road, Ansonia, wa recovered from Lake where he disappeared' Saturda while swimming from a a Also found wns the body Jeff Bowman, IS, of Goshci who apparently jumped or fe from boal Saturday whil boating on Lake Tyler, polk said. DEATH NOTICES ESMER--In Slrotlord, June 7. Vora Oodea Gcincr, formerly of Slrollord, wile of Ihe lolff Ellnvorlh E.

Coiner, mother of I'AIsi F. Pauline Gesner cl ChcsUr, III. Friends nwy coll ot ther ond Bcnnclt funeral home, 100 Havc.x Jure II 3 la ol Mrvlcei prl- vale. URLBY Itils tliy, Joseph E. Hurley of 76 SlkOrjXv StraflortJ.

The funeral wilt be held Iho Albert W. Spear luncral FotMleld avenue on Monday nicrhfrvq, June Mil) ot 8:15 o'clock ond In 'Our Lady of Grac? church al 9 o'clock Wi1h a Man Ihe KCSurredlm. interment In St. Mlchacl'i ccmeltry. fTlcDdi may Saturday evening Iro'ii 7 lo ond on Sunday Irom lo 4 anj 7 to 9 p.m.

EIFERT-- In 1fill City, Jimp ID, Herbert Ulfert, ol HO Cooed Light square, runerol will take place al Ihe A.L. Green funeral home, 97J Grand ilreet at a Umc (o bi announced. William drctS Mafpfn phoney, of 9 Pofmore Monroe. Friends may Hie funeral on Wednesday, June 13, ot 8:15 llw Hed'jolc (uncrol 51. ond Garham Trumbull fiauffi ol Iho parkway), ond at a.m.

In SI. Stephen's church wllh a Wnm ol 1hc Resurrection. Uurlol will be In SI. Michael's ttmcltry. Friend i coll luestfov, 3-i, 7-9 p.nt, MeKENNA-ln MHIord, Connecticut, June 9, Wilis Helen MeKttina, OQB of 66 Point Lookout, MlUcid, formerly ol Connedlcul.

Funeral from the John Frceland Ijnerot 11 Weil street, DanDury. Tuenioy morning a I 9 o'clock ta SI. Josepft'j churth UrooMlcld at 10 o'clocx lor the ol Ihe Resurrection. EnlcrntenF In SI, Peter'i ctrnelery, DaniKrry, FrJcniis may call ol (uncial home IhU afternoon orxJ evtn- Ino from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. MURRAY--In New June 9.

Slciilien Wuriuy beloved ion Mr. anrj Mrs. 7S Alba avenue, tlridacparl. Funeral will be ftcjj luciday o1 1 p.n. Eosl dtl naplhl church wllh Rev.

James Pelcrs otliclallnu. Inltirncut In Lokevlevr cenidcry. Friends may call Monday, 6 lo p.m. ol Morion's EDER50H-la West -Haven Masplfal, June 9, 1973. H.

Luvard Pe-lcrion or (M Wilson slreel, olr- Hcld, riustarvi ol E1hcl Sounders Pc- tlcrsan, lather of AH red Lavard Pedcr- ol Scr will Jici-f ot NIC (urcral home ol George Sinllh ond Son, 13i nroad slratt, fAll- lord, Tuesday ol 10:30 a.m. Inltrrrcr.l In Lomtercll ccmclery, FrlcnJi (flay call Monday 7 lo 9 pjn. SLOAN-ln Dover, H.J., un 9, W3. Margaret S. Sloan, wHe of Ihe lole Cornel I ui ilcon of ID Green Rood, Trumtujll, Friends arc Invited lo atlciid 1lic luneral en Tuesday, Jijnc D) 9:15 a.m.

frcm llio Cyril F. Mul- iins funeral home. iW Plains Rood, c1 Exit MerrllJ Parkwoy, and o-rn. SI. Calhcrlne's Church wlrh a of Rcsurrccllon.

fnlcrmcnt 51. Raymond cemcfery, Bronx, FrlcnJs call Sunday 7 lo 9 p.m., Monday lo and 7 Jo 9 p.m. STEVENX-LcjIle D. Steveni, ogcd 51 years, paswd away loi Arweles, June 8, Beloved huibond of Irene fa her of Leilfe, Sharon, Rudofph, Clwrlcne Buckfey, brother ci Connon, Raymond 51 evens, Irccc Camlet; olio three grand children. Service! 1:30 p.m.

TueitJoy, Meyer Mitchell funeral home. Van Uuys, Co I If. THORNTON-Enlcud Into rest In IhU clly, June 9, W3. Sylvia Munlhc Thornton, wile of, Donald Thornfwi of -15J7 Goitoa avenue, Bridgeport. nra 1o altenit fhe funeral 1o be Tuch'oy at nt Ihe Lo'sn funeral hone, 2474 north avenue, nrldjeporL fnlcrmeni Tn Lakevkw cemc- 7 la 9 p.

DEATH NOTICES A In ntM Conrv, ur 9, Herbert o3S hys txjrxJ of Ion ta th I yit 5O AipetucV; avenue, Fi neral be held ot Tr Flril Congregaliorial church on Tue day al 2 p.m. The Rev. A- Ayj LHffs (uncrol home I cncrge ot nrrongcmenls. Inlcrmenl In Center cemetery, Mllforrf. ri call- hnuri- rrt lieu of flovrcri, JanaKons may be mode to tfic Htsr Mlltard Historical 5cFely or MlUord Hos- pllol.

DOMINrCK--In City. June 10. 1773. Veronica Kereitcs Drxnlnlck e-l tha late CcOfye Dominick of 182 Alpine slrctl, cie 77, devlcxJ mother ol Joseph orvd tfelcn DomlnlcK Mai-f Kolafui. Friends are fnvitw lo or-d Sent luneral home.

Bornum avenue, corner llobfe on Tuesday ot 3:1.5 j.m., 9 o.m. Irom iff. Cyril civ) chuich with a Wxisi til Ihe Revirredlon. inlerment rn Si. WILLEY-- In Sthenectady, N.Y., IB, Barbara Pckar cge 71, of 4t( road, Schenectady, H.Y., beloved of John o.

and molher ol Mrj, Gerald Peil and grand- Jon Getold J. Pelf, all of Scrtenedody, fl.Y,, 3 oranddaughleri, Lindfj Jellcn Richmond Hllf, H.Y., Mrs. Joyce Son Anionlo, Ju- dllh Cfioci, fl.Y., 6 gre'jl grandchildren, 1 jlitcn Mri. Uaroarc) Morko, Trumbull, Conneclkul, and Mrs. Anrvj Kroal of Orlrfgcpcrf, CannccfiCuf.

PrJtncU arc- 1nv1lcd lo ollend 1hc Tu neral from 1he Leifco, funeral home, UM Falrffcld avenue on WMnesdov, June 13, ol 8:30 a.m. and frcm St. church al a.m. with a 1he ReiurecHoo. Inlerment In SI.

Michael '5 tcmelcry. Friends moy call Tuestfoy 3 lo 5, 7 9 p.rn. Rccitalloi of 1he rosory Tuesday p.rn. 111 MEMORIAM In loving memory of cur dear w.olrwr. Anne G.

Archer who pan Ed away on lune Illh, 1777. we could one lifetime wish, 3ne dream fhof woultJ come Irue, We'd pray wltti oil our deaf is, For ycsftrdoy afvd you. GtxJ Bless You. Your IN ME MORI AM Tn rncnwry ol our molher, Louise Fo- rlno, wTio possfd crMO'f yr. agv ttoy, All the days sfie'i bcto gone, Hove btcn lonely, bul ttJay.

Is Ihe saddcif, lor on fMs one, One year C.QO ihc passed artvf, Left ui cjrJe-'inq for her presence. In. a- tiome 1hot ne'er iee Her passfng through Us rooms again. cucepl In. memory, Sodly mlssv-d by children, grondthit- ond grecl grontfc-'HIJfe-''.

Th Jrirjgc lu- was i i across the announced it i seek a distance approximately 60 permission from Ihe Fe'lcrali Miss Sarah K. Lavery yards, ivhen he suddf-nly omrnunications Commission' Services Tor Miss Sarah re.f under the a this week to operate a i a of 655 Palisade nvenuc honey, -55 of fl a a terraced Efforts ol his friends to find television station i him proved futile, and Fire department rescue units, and police Scuba divers were celled i search the pond. Whii' the Fire department could be in operation as a Mass of the Resurrection. and Gorham place, Trumhull, boats grappled with Channel 61 by the end of this Burial was in St, Mithael's nnd at o'clock in iScuba divers searched the a iccmciery. with a Mass of Ihe Rcs-S Hartford.retired cost accountant for i this i in SI.

Vin- Lawrence a director of Singer a a i cent's hospital. Global Broadcasting said i who died Friday in St. Joseph's! Services will a place Wed- the privately owned, cduca- manor, Trumbull, took place ncsday al 8:15 a.m. in the Rcd- tional-community a a i chan: today in St. Charles church, with gate a home, Main street .1 Teavc lie F'otUt TUneral home, 31 Weil Sfale Tutirfoy ol o.m.

lor a ol Burla! at a.m. in Me Cfiurcn of Assumption. Infermenf in may rail at ihe nornl home. W.o 3 lo 5 onJ 7 Io 9 p.m. FIGLAR In June 10, W73, POJ! P.

ol GrxJMrd avenue. beloved h-jibnnd of a Kccwr MO.VROK Fttitor orxJ rfcvofed father of Thomas Flglnr aivl Hcltn Vosit ond brolher John, Anflrtw arid George Fijlai laving memory of my dtor IT 21 years ego loday. Juris 11, much I you, tta. one fcrt-jiiv, ilncc I lisf is the Lire to me All Ihe worrrf be heaven IT I could only friavc ywj bock irtxbc I tavi; hod Mo. so hard tor me grove.

50 and lend ogo'n. The one who vvOf nytt In All I con dear your grave, And token of love to 1ht ora I could rxl save. 6c forgoticn Ma. Sodly mtiitd by yftijr lan-soms nnd broken heorlcd daugMer, Wrj, Nclli; timer. Coil nd In -ol from A slrcc) OnJ fl irr.berc to (he fu- Elrna fun era home, ot SI, Joha ihe Bopllsl CorpaiM Orthlox Greek Calfto-j Me church ot 9 a.m.

interment In St.I John'j i Friends nxjy call 7 lo 9 p.m. ond Tuesdoy 3 to of.d 7 1a 9 p.m. PonoheCecn servicts. on ot p.m. and Tucitlay ol 3 p.m.

I To Tnsurt cerrftt Memory and Mtti should bt submitted In writ- fn; 24 hours In idVJnce publication date. Mill 410 Conn, OM07..