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24 BRIDGEPORT POST Monday. Nov. 15, 1976 tattNctlcM ALLEN-- In this city, Nov. 1974 ChorlM H. Allen husband Evelyn Brccklln Allen ot 27 Sldne street, Stratford.

Funcrel 9crvlces oi Wednesday at 10 a.m. In the Stratfor funeral home of Dennis and D'Arcy Main street. Cremation Grove Crematory. Friends may co Tuesday 3-5 ond 7-9 p.m. Kindly om flowers.

ATHERTON-- In Shelton, Nov. 13, 1976 Nellie Wood Atherton, wife of Robert Athcrton of 31 Arrowhead pocc, Slra ford. Funerol services will be held or Tuesday ot 11 o.m. from the Strattor funeral home of Dennis and Arcv 3411 Main street. Interment In Unlo cemetery.

The family tha there be no calling hours. In lieu (lowers memorials may be made loth Memorial Fund ot the First Congrcga flonol Church, Stralford. BENHAM Mrs. Anna In Seymour Nov. 13, 1976.

Mrs. Anna P. Ben horn, widow of Henry H. Benhan Funeral services on Tuesday al 1 at the Ralph E. Hull funeral home, 16 West Church street, Seymour.

Intermen in Pine Grove cemetery, Ansonlu Friends may call on Monday 6-9 p.m Contributions may be made to th American Cancer Soclely I 13, I97fi. Mrs. Georgia Bryant, beloved mother ot Mrs. Frances Joluison ol II Beordslcy street, Bridgeport. Funero services will be held on Wednesday a 11 a.m.

from the Henry Mason funeral home, 820 Watt street, Jctfcrsonvllle, Indiana. CARACCIOLO-- In this city, November 1976 Paul Caracclolo, beloved wife Angelina Trombctla Caraccloo ol isv Broadway. Devoted father of Domenlc and Joseph Caracclolo, Mrs. Paul ne Caragllo, Mrs. Rose All a no, Mrs.

Jennie Alfono, Mrs. Ann. Marino, slcp- folhcr of Nicholas, Joseph and Anthony Sake and Mrs. Florence DcLucla. Funeral services i take place Wednesday, November 17 at 6:00 a.m.

from the Louis A. Abrlola Son funeral home, East Washington avenue and at 9 a.m. In St. Raphae i church with a Mass of Christian Burial. Interment In St.

Michaels cemetery. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p.m. ond Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 m. in Foirtieid, NOV. iz, 1976.

Mykola B. homo bob of 18 WhlK Bridgeport, age 79, beloved husband of Molrona Klscl Ctiwnoboa. Fricwli are Invited to attend the funeral from the Charles T. Plstcy B. Sons funeral home, 2ii Barnum corner Noble, on Monday al 8:15 and at 9 o'clock at the Hoy Trinity Ukranlan Orthodox church, York with the Antole Jacobs of- tlcallng.

Interment In St. Andrew's ccmelery. South Bound Brook. this city, Nov. 1J, 197fi.

Mrs. Almce Helcrt DcChamps, widow ot Louis DeChamps of 14 Morehouse drive, Folrtleld. Friends ore Invited to altaid the fUneral from the funeral residence of Frank olke and Son, Fairfield avenue, corner Hancock, on Wednesday ot 9:15 a.m. and ol St. Plus church at 9:45 a.m.

interment fn SI. Michael's cemetery. Friends may ro 1 Tuesday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. DOUGLAS-- In West Haven, Nov. 1976 William Douglas, beloved husband of Henrietta Krakowskl Douglas ot 24 Cheslnut street, Folrfleld.

Arrangements will be announced by the Lleberum, Hoaphy and Doyle funeral home, eW Fall-Held avenue. ESTOK-Entered Inlo rest In this ly, Nov. 14, 1P76. John Eslok, husband of Eslelle Waddell Estok of 29 High Ridge tend tho funeral services to be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the United Church of Chrlsi, Ormond strcei, Devon Interment to be announced.

Friend's may call al the Larson funeral home, 2496 Norlh avenue, Bridgeport, Tuesday 3-5 and 7-V p.m. ITZGERALD-- In Mllford, Conn. November 13, 1776, John FlligeroW, husband of the late Gladys Glvara Fllzgcrald, formerly of 308 Pork Br dgoporl. Graveside services will be held on Tuesday In St. Michael's cemetery.

The George P. Potter 8. Son funeral 1 omc, 8BO Falrllold avenue, Bridgeport Is in charge ot arrangements. AGNER-- in Ihls city, November 14, 1976. Lester J.

Gogner, beloved husband of Helen Duff Gogner of 76 Waterman slrcct. Funeral services will be he Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. In the Rohm and Luchansky funeral homo, 2189 Barnum avenue, Stratiord and ol 10 a.m. In Blessed Sacrament church with a Mass of Christian Burial. Interment In St.

Michael's cemclcry. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p.m. and Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 lo 9 p.m. Greenwich Times cose copy. EOGHEGAN In AMI lord, Nov.

13, 1974 Dennis J. Gcoghehan beloved husband of Marion Murphy Gcoghcaan of 90 Waverly street, Devon and dcv- lolcd father ot Dennis J. Geoghegon Jr and James K. Geoghegnn both ol Devon. Friends arc invited to allenC the funeral on Tuesday at 8:15 a.m from Ihe Gregory F.

Doyle funeral and In St. Ann's church wllh a'Mass ol Christian burial. Inlermenl In Mary's cemelcry. Friends may call Monday 3-5 ond 7-9 p.m. Sharon, Nov 1974.

Nclda Louise Hull, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Hull of 200 Tounton road, Falrtlcld. Services will be held li Ihe First Church congregational.

Fa r- lleld, UB Bcocli Road an Tuesday, Nov. 16th at 11:00 a.m. Friends may call at the Folrfleld funeral home of A bcrt W. Spear, 39 South Benson rood on Monday evening I rom 7 to 9. In Hcu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Sliver Lake Conference Center, c-o First Church Congregational, Fa rileld.

SAKSSON-- In West Haven V.A. Hosplla Nov 1J, 1976. Gunnard R. Isaksson, beloved husband of Anna Zallnskl Isaksson of 131 Oak avenue. She Ion.

Funeral from the Donovan-Spodnlck funeral home, 65 Oak avenue, Shelton, on Wednesday ot 10:15 o.m. with the Rev. Lutheran church, officiating. Rclallvcs nnd friends are Invlled. Interment In Pine Grove cemetery, Ansonia.

Calllno hours Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. KASSERY-- In this clly, Nov. 11, 1976. Corrle Kahelli Kassery, widow of Victor Kassery, of 4500 Main street. Funenl services will be held on Monday al 9 a.m.

In the Spear funeral home, 12! Folrfleld ovcnuo, and at 10 a.m. In St Nicholas Syrian Ortnodox church, tntermenl in Lake view cemetery. Friends moy call Saturday Irom 7 to 9 ond Sunday from 3 to 5 am 7 to 9 p.m. if desired, contribution may be mode to SI. Nicholas Syr ai Orthodox church, Brldocport, or SI George's Syrian Orthodox church, Don bury.

KELE-ln this clly, Nov. 1976. g- mund Kcfc, husband of the lole Amc lo Lausher Kcle. and beloved falliei Sydney and Alan Kele. Private service and Interment will be ot Ihe convcn tence of ihc family.

There wlH be no colling hours. Arrangcmenls by th Lesko funeral home, 1390 FalrCcId avc- MEMORIAM Ruilcka who passed away Nov. 15, 1971 Gone from us but leaving memories, Dcolh can never take away. While upon this earth we stay. jrondchlldren.

To correct rtlon Memory Mni thould mltud In writing 24 In ad- of publication Mall to 410 Ill Loving Mrinorv or Anna S. JVIalstrom Who Passed Away Nov. Sadly Missed liv Harold, 1'aniilv and I'Yicmls OBITU Services for Charles H. Allen, 59, of 27 Sidney street, Strat- ator' employed by the Bridgeport Brass company, who died yesterday in Bridgeport hospital, will take place Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Dennis and D'Arcy funeral home, 2G11 Main street, Stratford, home, 2C11 Main street, Stratford.

Trie Rev. Lyman Keed, pastor of Olivet Congregational church, officiating. Cremation will be in Mountain crematory. Born in Bridgeport, Mr. Allen was lifelong area resident.

He was a member of the East Enc Yacht club, and the Naugatuck Valley Beagle club. Survivors include his wife Mrs. Evelyn Brecklin Allen, of Stratford; daughters, tfrs. Nancy Goodwin of Hunt- inpton, Mrs. Gail Rogers of Shellon; Mrs.

Patricia Gramigna of Stratford; and five grandchildren. Paul Caracclolo Services for Paul Caracciolo, of 150 Broadway, a retired self employed salesman, who died yesterday in Park City hospital will take place Wed- esday at 8 a.m. in the Louis A. Abriola and Son funeral home, 26 East Washington avenue and 9 o'clock in St. Raphael's hurch.

Burial will be In St. Mihael's cemetery. Born in Foggia, Italy, Mr. Carcciolo was a resident of Bridgc- ort 61 years. He retired as a alcsman for Electro-Lux Vacuum Cleaners after 40 years with the Tm.

He was a member of the lama club. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Angelina Trombitla Caracciolo, wo sons, Domenic Caracciolo of tratford and Joseph Caracclolo of acksonville, four daughters, Mrs. Pauline Caraglio, Mrs. Rose Ifano and Mrs.

Jennie Alfano, all Bridgeport and Mrs. Ann Mane of Waterbury; three sten- ons, Nicholas Salce of St Peters- urg, and Joseph Salce of ridgeport and Anthony Salce of 'rumbull; a step-daughter, Mrs. lorence DeLucia of Trumbull; 34 randchildren; 40 grcat-grandchil- ren and several nieces and cphcws. Mrs. Luuis DcChamps Services for Mrs.

Aimec ielert DcChamps, 75, of 14 More- DEATH NOTICES INO-ln New. Mllford, Nov. 12, 1976. Frank King, 88, of 307 Adams road, Easlon, father of Charles H. and Wakcman B.

King, Mrs. Elliobelh Car- mlctviel, Mrs. Ruth Chtstcr and Mrs. Marlon Ferguson. Funeral serv- ces will be held on Monday at 'i p.m.

In the Monroe Chapel Wilmol, West and Goulding, JM Main street, Monroe. Interment In Aspctuck cemetery, Easton. Friends may coll Sunday (rom 7 to 9 p.m. The Washington Lodge No. 19 AF ond AM will exemplify their rites ol p.m.

AINE-- In New Hoven, Nov. 14, 1975. Theodore R. Lolnc, beloved father ol Alice Knopf ot dd? While Plains road, the tunorul on Wednesday ot 10 a.m. with lite Rev.

Ralph Walter, pastor ol St. Paul's Lutheran church, officiating In the Cyril F. Mullins Trumbull funeral homo, 399 White Plains rood. exit 50 Merrill parkwov. Intormonl In SI.

John's cemetery, New York City. Friends may coll Monday from 3-5 and 7-9 and Tuesday 7-9 p.m. cCALLY-- in Woterbury, Nov. 13, 197fi. Catherine Page McCally, daughter of Mrs.

W. Bradley Morehouse of 2J2 avenue, Falrlleld and Mr. "(chord McCalley of Old Lyme, Conn. will be Meld in he First Church Congregational, Falrdeld, 148 Beach rood on Tuesday, Nov. 16 at 11 the Morehouse residence, 143 Somerset avonuc, Falrdeld on Monday evening from 7 to 9.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Ihc Silver Lake Conference Lcnlcr, c-o First Church Congregational, Falrlleld. The Falrdeld funeral home of Albert W. Spear, 39 South Benson road Is In charge of arrangemenls. MEYERS-- In" IWs clly, 'November 13, 1976. Elizabeth Mlhallk Meyers, wife of the lote Clarence Meyers of 53 Dlsbrow street, SIralford.

Funeral services will be Meld Thursday al 6:15 a.m. In the Rohm end Luchansky funeral home, 2IB9 Barnum avenue, Stafford and at 9 a in St James church with a Mass of Christian Burial. Inlermcnt In St. Michael's cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

MIHALIK-- In this clly November 13, 1976, George A. Mlhollk, beloved husband ol Cecelia Blasko Mlhallk of 20! the Rohm Uuchonsky Funeral Home 216" Barnum SlraKord and at 9 a.m. In the Holy Nome of Jesus Church with a Moss of Christian Burial. Interment In SI. John's cemetery.

Friends moy call Sunday 7-9 p.m., Monday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. PE1ROW-- In Nov. 13, 1976. Mrs. Cotherlne Gurol Pelnm of 95 Elm wood avenue, widow ot John Petrow devoted mother o( Walter and Louis Petrow, Mrs.

Stella Rlvesl, Mrs Marlon Slumbris ond Mrs. Amelia McMohon. Frlwirts are Invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday at 5:30 a.m. In the Frank M. RodoivcW and Sons funeral home, 305 Pulask! street, Rpl, and at 9 a.m In St Michael the Archanoc church with a Mass of Christian burfal.

Interment In St. Michael's cemetery. Friends may call Monday 3-5 and 7-9 RESKO-- In Falrlleld Hills, Nov. 13, 197S. Gabor IGobc) R.

Resko, beloved husband of Blanche Ignalovlch Rcsko of 110 fcndrassv ovcnuc, FaSrUeW, beloved brother of William, Alexander and Paul V. Resko, Mrs. Ralph E. Lender, Mrs, Lillian Snyder and Mrs. Richard Myers.

al from the funeral residence of Frank Polkc and Son. 15W Folrfleld avenue, corner Hancock on Tuesday ol 8:31 a.m. and al Holy Family church at 9 a m. Interment In Lawncrolt cemetery. p.m.

Tho Rosary on Monday ot 8 p.m. Nov. 13, 1975. Irene Splltolr, wife of ncral services and Interment at th convenience of (he family. There wl bo no colling hours.

Please oml flowers. The Larson tuncrai home is In charge of nrrongemrnts. STEED-- In this clly, Nov. 1J, 1976. Georoc J.

Steeb of Burr street, Falrflcld, In his Services Henry E. Bishop ond Son, 1139 Folr- fleld avenue, on Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Friends may call Monday 3-5 and 7-9 STEEG-- In Ihls city, Nov. 14, 1976. Mrs, Alvina B.

Stceg of 55 Goddord ovcnuc. widow of Lionel ond beloved invilKt to attcna the funeral on Wednesday ot 10 m. from the Miner funeral Route 25, Main street. Swcocr of the Salvation Army CltarlH Corps oHlefotlna, interment In l.akp- VENTRICELLl-- In Ihls city, Nov. 13.

Mr. Michael Venlrlcelll, trtoved huiDond ol Mrs. Grace VcntrlccMl, ol Olddeld drive, Falffleld. l-rlcnds arc Brothers lunprol home, 50 Reel rood, Aquinas Church with a Moss of Christian burial. Interment In St.

Thonxu eenifteiv. friends niov coll Mondov 79 and Tuesday 3 5 ond 7.9 m. house drive, Fairfield, widow Louis DeChamps, who died-yes terday in St. Vincent's Medica center, will take place Wednes day at 9:15 a.m. in the Frank Polke and Son funeral home, 1546 Fairfield avenue and at 9:45 o'clock in St.

Plus church, Fair field. Burial will be in St. Ml chad's cemetery. Born In Boulder, Mrs DeChamps was a resident Fairfie)d for 34 years. She was a retired bookbinder with the Joly Photo Engraving company of Fairfield.

She was a member of American Legion Ladles auxiliary and the American As. sociation of Retired persons. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Standler and Mrs Evedine Helert, both of Colorado; and a nephew. tester J.

Services for Lester J. Gagner, 68, of 76 Waterman street, a re- proprietor of the Southport Markut, Southport, who died yes- in Bridgeport hospital, v-'il 1 take place Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. in the Rohm and Luchansky funeral home, 2189 Barnum avenue, Stratford, and at 10 o'clock Blessed Sacrament church. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery.

Born in Bridgeport, Mr. Gag- a a life long city resident. Survivors include his wife, lelen Duff Gagner; two daugh- ers, Mrs. Betty Burr of Shelton and Miss Patricia Gagner of Jridgeport; a sister, Miss Mary Gagner of BridReport; granddaughters, a several nieces and nephews. Slgmund Kcle Private -services and burial for Jigmund Kele, 88, of 38 Prince- on street, a retired employe of he Bassick company, who died Saturday in Park Avenue Res- orativc Health Care center, will ake place at the convenience if the family.

The Lesko funeral home, 1390 'airfield avenue, is in charge of jrangements. Born in Austria-Hungary, Mr. tele was a Bridgeport resident 1 years. Survivors include two sons, ydney Kele, of Bridgeport, and Man Kele, of Fairfield; two randchildren, and a great- randdaughter. Mrs.

Clarence Meyers Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Mi- alik Meyers, 79, of 53 Disbrow treet, SIralford, widow of Clarnce Meyers, who died Saturday Bridgeport hospital, will take place Thursday at 8:15 a.m. in the and Luchansky funeral lome, 2189 Barnum avenue, tratford, and at 3 o'clock in jt. 1 James church, Stratford. Burial will be in St.

Michael's emetery. Born in Bridgeport, Mrs. Mevers lived in Stratford 50 ears. She became a member of he Remington Arms Quarter Century club, after retiring rom the firm in 1957. She was also a member of the Stratford Senior Citizens club.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Caroline Kusha of Strat- ord; two sisters, Mrs. Julia Bo- ack and Mrs. Mary Knott, both jf Stratford; two grandsons and great-granddaughters, several nieces and George A. Mihalik Services for George A.

Mihalik, 72, of 205 San Gabriel avenue, Stratford, who died Saturday, will place tomorrow at 8:15 a.m. the Rohm and Luchansky funeral home, 2189 Barnum avenue, and at 9 o'clock in the Holy Name of Jesus church, Stratford. Burial will be in St. John's cemetery, Stratford. Mrs.

George Pendelow, Jr. Mrs. Audra Miller Pendelow, 80, of Lebanon, a retiree tsacher in the Bridgeport school system, widow of George T. Pendelow, Jr. and formerly ol Bridgeport, died yesterday in Lebanon.

Services and burial will take Mace tomorrow in Lebanon. Mrs. Pendelow was a City resident most of her life untr moving to Lebanon severa! years ago. She, and her husbanc were teachers for more than 30 years at Warren Harming high school. There are no local survivors.

Mrs. John Petrow Services for Mrs. Catherim Gural Petrow of 95 Elmwooc avenue, widow of John Petrow who died a a wil take place tomorrow at St30 a.m in the Frank M. Radozycki anc Sons funeral home, 305 Pulask street and at i) o'clock in St Michael the Archangel church Burial will be in St. Michael 1 cemetery.

Gabor R. Kesko Services for Gabor R. Resko 61, of 110 Andrassy avenue. Fair field, who died Saturday, wil take place tomorrow at 8:30 a.m in the Frank Polko and Son tu ncral home. 154G Fairfield ave nue, nnd at 9 o'clock in Family church.

Fairfield. Buria will be in Lawncroft cemetery Fairfield. Tbe rosary will be recited to night at o'clock in tlie funera home. Mrs. Charles F.

Spllloir, Sr. Private services and burial for Mrs. Irene Spies Spiltoir, of 3030 Park avenue, widow of Charles Spiltoir, who died Saturday will take place at Ihe convenience of tlie family. The Larson funeral home. 2496 Norlh avenue, Is in charge of arrangements.

Born in New York city, Mrs. Spiltolr was a Bridgeport resident seven years. Survivors include a son, Charles F. Splltolr. of Trumbull; a daughter, Mrs.

Florence M. Smith, of Wilton; and a niece. George J. Steeb Services for George J. Steeb 91, of 487 Burr street, Fairfield a retired self-employed carpenter and gardener, who died Saturday in Golden Heights Manor con valcscent home, will take place tomorrow at 1:30 p.m.

in the Hen ry E. Bishop and Son funera home, 1 139 Fairfield avenue with the Rev. Richard L. Rush, pastor of First Church Congregational, officiating. Burial will ue In Oaklawn cemetery Fairfield.

Born in Fairfield, Mr. Steeb was a Fairfield resident all his life. Survivors include several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Lionel Steeg Mrs.

Alvina B. Steeg, 83, of 55 Goddard avenue, widow of Lion 1 Steeg, died Sunday in Bridgeport Hospital. Services i take place Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Winer funeral home, Route 25, Monroe, with Capt. Paul E.

Sweger.of the Salvation Army citadel corps, officiating. Burial will be in Lakeview cemetery. Mrs. Steeg, a native of New York city, had been a City resi- lent 36 years. She was a retired secretary with the New York Bible society.

Survivors include a daughter, Miss Gladys Steeg, with whom she resided. John Estok ASTON-- Services for John Estok, of 29 High Ridge road, a retired office manager employed with the Steel Specialists of Gilford, who died yesterday in St. Vincent's Medical center, will ake place Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the United Church of Christ, )rmond street, Devon, with the Rev. Terence W.

Ryan, pastor, officiating. Burial will be announced. The Larson funeral home, 2496 North avenue, Bridgeport is in charge of arrangements. Born in Ansonia, Mr. Estok was a resident of the area more lian 05 years.

Survivors include his wife, drs. Estelle Waddell Estok of Easton; a son, J. Robert Estok of Easton; a daughter, Mrs. Jean Rawn of Chicago, wo brothers, Paul Estok of Newtown, and William Estok of luntington; a sister, Elizabeth Smith of Florida; and several nieces and nephews. Michael K.

Stanwicii GREENWICH Services for Michael K. Stanwicii, 72, of 90 East Elm street, who died Fii- ay, will take place tomorrow at 1:30 a.m. in the Leo P. Gallagher and Son funeral home, 31 Arch street, and at 9 o'clock in St. Mary's church.

Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. Dennis Geogltegan MILFORD 1 Services for Denais J. Geoghegan, 62, of 90 Waverly street, Devon, who died Saturday, will take place tomorrow at 15 a.m. in the Gregory Doyle funeral home, 291 Bridgeport avenue, Devon, and at 9 o'clock in St.

Ann's church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. Mrs. Joseph J.

Arsenault MILFORD Mrs. Vlary Lynch Arsenault, former- of Nicholas square, widow of Joseph J. Arsenault, died Saturday at the New Milford Nursing lome after a long illness. Services will be tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. from Lillis Funeral home, 58 Bridge street and St.

Francis Xavier church at 11 a.m. Burial will be in St. Francis cemetery. A lifelong New Milford resident, Mrs. Arsenault was a member of St.

Francis Xavier church and St. Francis Circle, Daughters of Isabella. Survivors include: two broth ers, the Rt. Rev. Msgr.

John Lynch of Rutland, VU. am Francis M. Lynch of New Jersey and one sister, Mrs. Leon ard Carlson of Newtown. Mrs.

Donald Pettit NORWALK Mrs. Florence Ayres Peltit, 63, of 9 Popla street. East Norwalk, a retired employe of the Hat Corporation of America, wife of Donald Pettit, died yesterday in Nor walk hospital. Services i take place tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the Mogner funeral home, 12 Mot avenue, with the Rev.

Richan Thornburg, pastor of the Nor walk United Methodist church officiating. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery. Born in Norwalk, Mrs. Petti was a lifelong City resident. Survivors, in addition to her husband, include a daughter Mrs.

Victor Fray of Trumbull; brother, Chester Ayres Norwalk; two grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Henry Benham SEYMOUR Services for Mrs. Anne Shaw Bcnhain. SO.

of Kathy drive, widow of Henry Benham. who died Snturday, wii take place tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Ralph Hull funeral home, 161 West Church street with the Rev Kermit Morrison, pastor of the Great Hill Methodist church, of fldating. Burial will be In Pine Grove cemetery, Ansonia. Gurnard R.

liakcson SHELTON-- Services tor Gunnard R. Isaksson, -60, a textile worker for Harvey Textile com)any here, who died yesterday in West Haven Veteran's hospita will take place Wednesday at 10:15 a.m. in the Donovan-Spodnick funeral home. 55 Oak avenue, with the Rev. Donald H.

Wilson, pastor of Trinity Lutheran church, officiating. Burial will DC in Pine Grove cemetery. Born in Ansonia, Mr. Isaksson resided here 30 years. He was a veteran of World War II, having served in the U.S.

Army and as a member of the Echo Hose Hook and Ladder company for more than 20 years. He also served at a Fire policeman during iis tenure. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Anna Zelinski Isaksson; his mother Mrs. Johanna Matilda two daughters, Mrs.

Jnda Sereque and Miss Barbara Isaksson, both of She! ton; and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Leo M. Taylor STAMFORD Services for Mrs. i Holzing- ler Taylor, 72, wife of Leo M.

Taylor, 17 Bracewood lane, who died Friday, will take place omorrow at 8:30 a.m. in the Leo 3 Gallagher and Son funera Lome, 20 Suburban avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. John's church, cemetery. Mrs. Michael Hriczko SUFF1ELD Mrs.

Karoline Hresko, 91, 952 East street, widow of Michael Hriczko, died 'esterday in a local convalescent lome. Services will take place tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the Windsor funeral home, 441 Spring street, Windso Locks. Burial will in St. John's cemetery, Strat- ord.

Born in Austria-Hungary, Mrs. Iresko resided in Bridgeport for many years before moving to Suf- ield 15 years ago. Survivors include a son, Joseph Hriczko of Suffield; three daugh- ers, Mrs. Mary Christ! of Cres- kell, N.J., Mrs. Helen Brun of Stratford, and Mrs.

Lee Skerpan of Milford and four grandchildren, Theodore R. Laine TRUMBULL-- Services for Theo- ore R. Laine, 79, of 669 White ains road, a retired New York ity policeman, who died yester- ay in Park View Medical center, Jew Haven, will take place Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Cyril F. Mullins funeral home, 399 White Plains road.

The Rev. Ralph Walter, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran church, Bridgeport, will fficiate. Burial will be in St. ohn's cemetery, New York city.

Born in New York city, Mr. was a Trumbull resident nany years. He was a U.S. Army eteran of World War I Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Alice Knopf, of Westport; nd three grandchildren.

PAUL Y. HAYDEN IS DEAD AT 73 CHESHIRE (AP) Paul V. Haydcn of Cheshire, a former resident of the Connecticut Light Power died Saturday at Gaylord hospital in Wallingford after a brief illness. He was 73. Havden served as president of CLP between 1966-68.

Long active in the economic development area, he was one of he original appointees to the irst Connecticut Development in 1939. He was also bunder and first chairman of the Connecticut Development Credit Corp. Between 1969 and 1972 he served as an advisor to IB U.S. Stale department on economic development in Tunisia, Brazil and Algeria. Hayden also served in the state legislature representing Chesire in the 1969 session.

Hayden was also a former chairman of the State Council on Youth Opportunity, and the Connecticut Public Expenditure Council. He was also a past president of Gaylord hospital. Memorial services are scheduled for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at St. Peter's Episcopal church in Cheshire.

SERVICES TOMORROW FOR MRS. ATHERTON Services will be conducted tomorrow for Mrs. Nellie Wooc Atherton, 93, of 31 Arrowhead place, Stratford, wife of Robert B. Atherton and a former Stratford Board of Education member, who died Saturday in United Methodist convalescent home ShPlton. The funeral will take place nl 11 a.m.

in the Dennis anc D'Arcy funeral home, 2611 Main streel, Stratford, with the Rev. Joseph 0. Shaw, pastor of the First Congregationa church Stratford, officiating Burial will be in Union ceme- terv, Stratford. B'orn in Stratford, Mrs. Ather ton was a lifelong resident the town.

She was a direct descendant of the first settlers Stratford. She was a retired Stratford public school teacher. Survivors, in addition to her husband, include three daugh ters, Miss Doris C. Atherton Stratford, Mrs. Barbara Field of Red Hook.

N.Y. and Mrs Marjorie Westhaver of Morris town. five grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and a niece and a nephew. Jean Gabin Noted Frenc PARIS (AP) Jean Cabin, one of the biggest and most durable stars of the French film world, died this morning at the American Hospital after a heart attack. He was 72, had spent 54 years in the entertainment world and had made about 300 movies.

Gabin entered the hospital in suburban Neuilly Saturday evening, suffering from very high blood pressure. His notable film appearances included the deter mined- to- survive foot soldier in "Grand Illusion," Jean Valjean in Miserables," Georges Sim- enon's Inspector Maigret, the Algerian outlaw Pepe le Moko, "Crime and Punishment," the Mafia chief in "The Sicilian Clan," and the embittered old husband in "The Cat," for which he received the Best Actor Award at the 1971 Berlin Film Festival. Born Jean-Alexis Moncorge, Gabin took the stage name of his father, a music hall entertainer, when he himself went on the stage. His mother was a nger. After working as a mason and warehouse clerk, Gabin gave in to parental urging in 1922 and tried the entertainment field, starting with a walk-on role in the Folies Bergere.

He sang in a revue with Mis- tinguette, appeared in music halls alongside Fernandel, Bourvil and Raimu, and worked in operettas. Turning to the movies in 1930 at the start of the talking picture era, he abandoned the stage and devoted himself exclusively to the new medium. One of his directors, the great Jean Renoir, said of him: "Jean Gabin does not fit into the skin of a character, he composes the character and creates it from the start. The extent of emotions he can furnish is immense. His whole art is in delivering only the essential." Away from the film set, Gabin refused to play the part of a star.

He wanted only the company of his family and a few friends and said, "It's too tiresome to be friendly." His great passion was his farm in Normandy, where he raised race horses. Even there he was an outsider, and young farmers once invaded his property to protest that he was buying up too much farm land. Tax collectors and politicians were among his pet hates. He said tax collectors "take practically everything I earn and oblige me to work when I am past 70 years old." Politicians, he said, were "bad actors and dangerous, moreover. For us, actors, when we are bad at least it is inoffensive." MICHAEL VENTRICELLI, EX-CONTRACTOR, DIES Services for Michael Ventrlcelli, 81, of 136 Oldfield drive, Fairfield, a retired contractor and former owner of the former' Reliable Sanitation company, who died Saturday in Bridgeport hospital, will take place Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.

in the Shaughnessey Brothers funeral home, 50 Reef road, Fairfield, and at 10 a.m. in St. Thomas Aquinas church, Fairfield. Burial will be in St. Thomas cemetery, Fairfield.

Born in Italy, Mr. Ventricelli was a Fairfield resident for the 28 years. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War I. ille was a member of American Legion Post 74, Fairfield.

Survivors include his wife, Wrs. Grace Centroducati Ven- tricelli of Fairfield; and 40 nieces GOV. 6RASSO ATTENDS MANDANICI FUNERAL Gov, Ella T. Grasso was among the dignitaries who attended the funeral today of Gustave Mandanici, 52, of 8( Cartright street, diet Thursday, and who was the brother of Mayor John Mandanici. The funeral was conducted in St.

Augustine cathedral with the Rev. R. Bradley Beaupre, CSC offering the Mass. The Rev William F. Schultz read the committal in Michael's cemetery.

Bearers were Robert Lesko Kenneth Jauello, Ernest Ama ral, Ernest Ferrara, Josepl Kosydar and Daniel Baus. JEAN CARTIER DEAD: FASHION DESIGNER, 65 BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) Romanian-born fashion designer Atanase Mironescu known internationally as Jean Cartier, died here Sunday after a heart attack, his associates said. He was 65. He had lived in Argentina since the 1940s, but frequently traveled abroad. Cartier nlso produced fashion shows on television, including a weekly program in Buenos Aires called, "The Art of Ele gance." Dead at 72; li Film Star JEAN GABIN BRESSE FUNERAL ON WEDNESDAY NEW MILFORD Services will be conducted Wednesday for William Breese, 17, of 27 Crossman road, was killed Satur- ay night when he was thrown rom the car he was driving after it vered off the road and truck an embankment south of Gaylordsville center on Route 7.

The funeral will take place at p.m. in New Milford Baptist church, with the Rev. Lawrence E. Whitlock, pastor, officiating, iurial will be in Hartwick cemetery, Hartwick, N.Y. The Lillis funeral home, 5i Bridge street, is in charge of ar- angements.

Born in Oneonta, N.Y., Mr. Jresee was a semor at New Milford high school. He wrote or the scnool newspaper, was a member of the Decca club, and worked in the school store. Survivors include his parents Mr. and Mrs.

William C. Bre- oe oi New Milloru; a brother, A. Bresee of New Milord; a sister, Sandra Bell Bre- ee, of New Milford; his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs oycl A. Bresee of Hartwick J.Y.; and hhis maternal grand- arents, Mr.

and Mrs. Claude ouicom of Copperstown, N. Y. NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF ANNUAL REPORT OF Hfc- WATERMAN FOUNDATION, INC Not te is tiereOy given, puisuont to ect.on 61M oi the Internal Revenue Coot 1 1954, us amended) and U.S. Treasury atlon Section 3ul.fi! 04-4 promulgate iiiTeunder, that Ihe annual report of The Waterman Foundation, a private oundat.on, far Its fiscal year ended July 1, IS available at the foundation's rlncipal office tor Inspection during egular business hours by any citl en vno requests such inspection within 80 days alter the publication dale of his notice.

The address of the principal office he foundation Is No. I East Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, Connecticut 06830 and the name of lis principal manager A. Porter Waterman. NOTICE Sealed proposals will be received by he HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF BRIDGEPORT at Its oliice 76 East Washington Avenue, Bridge port, Connecticut, not later than 2:00 E.S.T., November 24, 1976, a which time and place all proposals wll be opened and read aloud for the turn shlng of ONE O) Automobile to Housing Authority of the City of Bridge port, Connecticut. Specifications can be obtained at th office of the Housing Authority, 37 East Washington Avenue.

The HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF BRIDGEPORT reserves th right to reject any and all proposal and to waive any Informalities In bidding HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF BRIDGEPORT Don H. Keyword Executive Director NOTICE The Fairfield Historic District Com mission will hold a hearing at 6:00 p.m Wednesday, Dec. 1, 1976 at the Old Tow Courtroom at 50 Nichols Street, Fair ield. to present Its Prellminar Report on the formation of a Mill Plal Historic District In accordance with th provisions of C.G.S. Sec.

7-147. SAMUEL G. PAYNE Vice Chairman TOWN OF STRATFORD CONNECTICUT ADVERTISEMENT Sealed Proposals tor rood construction net sewerage works will be received by he Town Of Stratford at the office of the own Manager, Town Hall, Stratford, Connecticut until 2:00 p.m. Eastern Stond- rd Time, Dec 1- 1976 and In the Council Chambers publicly opened and read. No ids win be received otter said hour, 'rtfpowls will be received on the follow- CONTRACT 76-3A PIPE CULVERT AND ROAD CONSTRUCTION-CIRCLE DRIVE Information Blddertv Proposal ormi.

Specimen Contract, and ipeclflcatloni and other pertinent Con- ract Documents moy 6e examined ot the fflce of the Town Engineer. Room 210, Town Hall, Stratford, Connecticut, be- ween the hours of 9 A.M. 4 P.M. ally except Saturdays, Sundays and hoi- ays, and obtained upon maklna a deposit tlltcen (515.001 Dollars, by preaualllled which amount will be refunded bidders within thirty day) alter he proposals are opened and uoon return Ihe data undamaged. Extra copies ol speclflcatons may be btalned at the cost of Ten (110.00) Dolors each, extra copies of plans may be btolned ot the cost ot Ten Dol- nrs each, which sums will nit be refund- d.

Extra sheets may be obtained at Ihe ost of One (SI. 001 Dollar each, which urn will not be refunded. or a certified check made payable lo Ihe order ol the Town ol Slrat- ord, or a duly executed bid bond, In the amount of 5 per cent of each bid must be deposited by each bidder with his bid as a aufirnnfee that, tn case a contract is awarded to him, he will execute such ontract os awarded to him, he will exe- utc such contract and furnish a intlslac- orv Performance. and Labor and Material Bond In the full amount of the bid. otisfactorv to the Town Council as tc orm and sureties: Acceptance of the blc will be contingent upon the fulfillment of his requirement by the bidder and on to do so, shall forfeit the deposit.

The Town of Stratford reserves the laht ta rclert any or all bids, to waiver any Informalities or to accept the bid or bids which in Its ludgement wll he for the interest of the Town of Stratford. TOWN OF STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT "EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER" BY: H. B. EWIiRT, II TOWN MANAHER D-MFD: NOVEMBER 15 and NOVEMBER 19, 1976 TOWN OF STRATFORD CONNECTICUT ADVERTISEMENT Scaled for road construction and sewerage works will be received by he Town ot Stratford at the office of the 'own Manager, Town Hall, Stratford, Connecticut until p.m. Eastern Standard Time, Dec.

1, 1976, and In the Council Chambers publicly opened and read. No ilds wilt be received after said hour. Proposals will be received on the follow- na Contract-CONTRACT 76-11 SEWERAGE WORKS ROSEBROOK DRIVE WHIPPOORWILL LANE Information Bidders. Propose orms. Specimen Contract, Plans ant Specifications and other pertinent con- raet Documents may be examined at the office of the Town Engineer, Room 210, Holl, Stratford, Connecticut, be- ween the hours of 9 A.M.

end 4 P.M. dally except Saturdays, Sundays and holidays- and obtained uoon maklna a deposl of flllcen ($15.00) Dollars by prequallfiei bidders, which amount will be refunded bidders within thirty (30) days alter he proposals are opened and upon return of the data undamaged. Extra copies of speclflcotons may be obtained at the cost of Ten IS10.CC) Dollars each, extra copies of clans may be obtained nt the cost oF Ten ($10.00) Dol lors each, which sums will not be refunded. Extra sheets may be obtained at the cost of One (SI. CO) Dollar each, which urn will not be refunded.

or a certified check made cay- nb'e to the order of the Town of Strot- ord, or a duly executed bid bond, In Ihe r-mounl of per ccnl of eadi bid must be deposited by each bidder with his bid as fT'nrfntre thnt. In caw a contract is awarded to him, he will execute such contract as awarded to him, he wlM execute such contract and furnish a sallsfac- Performrnce and Labor and Materl- al Bond In the full amount of the bid, sntlsfa-tory to the Town Council as to form and sureties. Acceptance of the bl will be coritinosnt upon the fulfillment this requirement by the bidder and on lillure to do so. he shall forfeit tte denoolt. The Town ol Slrolferd reserves rifht to relect any Or all bldsr to wolve nnv In'ormnlltles or to accept the bid bids which In Its ludgement wll be for th Interest of the Town of Strotforrl.

TOWN OF STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER BY: H. B. EWEPT, 1 NOVEMBER is and NOVEM 'ER 19. 1974. NOTICE PROPOSED WATER QUALITY STANDARDS A public hearing will be held, by th Department of Protectlo to discuss revisions to the Water Quallt Standards prepared pursuant to Section 21a-6 and 25-54(e) ot the Connecticut Gen era! Statutes.

Limited copies of the. pro nosed Water Quality Standards, whir Include a new provision for the establish ment of no discharge zones for mar In sanitation devices In coastal and Inlan waters pursuant to Section 312 of th Federal water pollution Control Act, ma he obtained by writing ta: Slriat Baloobln Water Compliance Unit, State Offic Building, Hartford, Conn. OS11S or or available for public Insertion in Room 112 of the State Office Building. The hearing Is to be held: DATE: December 15, Wfi TIME: 8:00 p.m. PLACE: J.idlclary Room (3rd Floor East) State Capitol Hortforfl, Connecticut R09FRT B.

TAYLOR Director of Water Compliance and Hazardous substances NOTICE PLANNING COMMISSION CITY OF BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Noliee Is nernby given to the puhl and all persons interested therein tha a meeting of the Plannina Commission of Ihe City of Brldaeport, Conn, held on Mondov, Nov. 197S, the following dc clslon to become effective upon publlca tion were rendered by the Commission relalivp to the (1) SUBDIVISION OF LAND-- LOCAT ED ON FAIRVIEW AVENUE, A 3 RESIDENCE ZONE-- TAX ASSESSOR'S MAP HO. 22-lB. Petitioner.

Lawrence Pace, Final approval for three (3 0 (2) BLACK ROCK HARBOR HISTORIC DISTRICT PROPOSAL. Petitioner: The Historic District Study Committee, Ci of TABLED. CITY PLANNING COMMISSION FRED MOSES Chairman ROBERT A. DORTENZIO Secretary NOTICE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS OF THE CITY OF BRIDGEPORT NOTICE OF DECISIONS Notice I) hereby given to tht publ and II persons Interested that a hearing of ie Zoning Board ot Appeals of the City Brldaeport, Conn, on Wednesday, Nov. advertised.

In Bridgeport 'ost ThuridflV, Oct. 21, 1976; Sunday. 1976 and Tuesday. Nov. 2, tollowlna it.

become eMec- ve upon publication, were rendered by he Board as to the followlnfl described wcTfi 1 rtTAft Wfl WS urJlbN 97 sT. Petmon of yuan Manor; CONDt- 3H6 ST. Petition of Alfred DlCamlllo ft Mary 4 163S FAIRFIELO AVE. Petition of Peter CONDl- T1 5 t3 WILSON ST. Petition of Fred J- us'anUnWln -GRANTED CONDITION- A 6.

LY im 1789 PARK AVE. cor. Atwalen St. Petition of Louise DIJullo Cenneth J. DENIED.

7 376 GREENWOOD ST. cor. Quarry St. Petition of Mt. Aery Baptist Church -GRANTED CONDITIONALLY.

B. 3101 MAIN ST. cor. West Ield tve. Petition of Eugene 'LORRAINE TERRACE, Petition of Julio RANTED CONDI- 'lO 87 L1 ROSALtE DRIVE.

Petition of Santo GRANTED CONDI- 11. 4154 MAIN ST. cor. Chorron St. Petition ot Satvalore Buzzanca d.b.a- lull's Texaco -GRAN TED CONDITION- Al J2 "86-88 UNION AVE.

45 CARROLL AVE. Petition Of James A. DE- 13. '186-188 PEQUONNOCK ST. cor.

Horro) Avenue. Petition of Carlos Gomes. --GRANTED CONDITIONALLY. 14. 332 HARRAL AVE.

Petition of Aca- Clo B. Perelro--GRANTED CONDITIONALLY. 15 '55 GOODSELL ST. Petition of Amedeo GRANTED CONDITION- 16. 2505 NORTH cor.

Howard Ave. Petition of Gerald Glnoeroskl a Jerry's American Car Care Center. --GRANTED CONDITIONALLY. 17. 28 HUNTINGTON RD.

15 BERKSHIRE AVE. cor. Petition of Man Jlonlslo Carrolero, Sr. d.b.a. Manuel's iervlce GRANTED CONDITION- IB.

'1439 MADISON AVE. CO'. Robin St. Petition of John CONDITIONALLY. 19 954 PARK AVE.

cor. John St. Petition of Safellte Industries, GRANTFD CONDITIONALLY. TABLED FROM MEETING OF OCT. T-l 4270 MAIN ST.

cor. French- own Rd. Petition of Domenlc J. Pan- TABLED. T-2 19AO MAIN ST.

B. 108 COMMERCIAL ST. cor. Petition of Robert Anthonv Autos, GRANTED CONDIT ONALLY. Attest: LAWRENCE NRARY WILSON KELMAN Secretary ZONING BOARD OF APPRALS City of Bridgeport, Conn.

NOTICE NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO ESTABLISH BRANCH Notice is hereby given that the Cty Savings Bank of Bridgeport, Bridgeport, Connecticut (Folrfleld County), has made application to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation for Its prior written consent to establish a branch at Kings Highway Extension and Route Falrflcld- Fairfield, Conn. The application was accepted for filing by the Boston Regional Office of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Nov. 1976. Any person wishing to comment on this application may file his comments writing with the Regional Director of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ot Its Regional Office, Two Cento' Plain, Room 810, Boston, Massachusetts 02108. if any person desires to protest the granting of this application he has a to do so If he files a written notice or his Intent with the Regional Dlredo" thin 15 days of the date of this publ ca- tion.

The nonconfldcntlol portions of the application are on tile In the Regonol Office as part of the public file maintained by the Corporation. This file Is available for public Inspection during rcoular business hours. This notice Is published pursuant to Part 303.14 (bid) of the Rules and Rcn- ulatlons of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. CITY SAVINGS BANK OF CARL B. ADOLPH 1 1 NOTICE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, COURT PROBATE, DISTRICT OF TPUMBl" DISTRICT NO.

244, NOV. 9, 1976. of CAR15ON. Petitioner: 'THE CITY NATIOr BANK OF TRUSTEE. Date of hearing: Dec.

6, 1976, at o.m Town Hull. Trumbull, Conn. the omjllrotlon of the petit one' prnyinq that the Trustee's account und Art. Par. 2 of the will of said ceased, f.b.o.

Evelyn ond Ann W.or" unoroved for the pcrio'' 30- through June 30, 1976, per application on file more fully IT 'ls' ORDERED THAT: Said apoliff 1 -in 1-carH and determined at It- Court of Probate at that date, time c-' 1 rlnce Indicated above. Order of the Court, BETTY M. ANDERSOM, Clerk NOTICE Effective November 17, 1976, the fare will be 50 cents on the entire Nlcha Avenue route, Including Howley Lane. Bridgeport Auto Transit Nov. 10, 197fi.

Couurt of Probate. November 12, 1976 DlstrlctofTrumbull NOTICE TOCREDITORS. ESTATE OF MARGARET M.RAINKE Pursuant to an order of Hon. a B.Couohlin, A i Judge, all claims must be presented to the fiduciary named below on or before Feb. 12, 1977 or be barred by law.

The fiduciary is: The City National Bank of Conn. Michael P. A. Williams, Esq. 955 Main Street Bridgeport, Conn.

06604 PUBLIC HEARING 1 STRATFORD CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACT BLOCK GRANT PLANNING 3rd YEAR APPLICATION WHEN: WHERE: TIME: Nov. 30 Court Room 7:30 P.M. Police Building The Citizens Committee of the Town of Stratford will conduct a Public Hearing to discuss with interested Stratford Citizens a proposed Community Development Plan for the Town of Stratford. The plan is based on information gathered by the town Manager's office, Town Council, and input from the Citizens Committee. The plan addresses such top cs as Housing Rehabilitation, Park and Recreation, Social Services, and is open for discussion, comments and recommendations.

The Public Hearing precedes formal submission of the plan to the Council for approval, then submission to the Department of Housing and Urban Development with respect to applying for federal funds for community activities. Town Ewtrt.