The Bridgeport Post from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 48

THIRTY THE BRIDGEPORT MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, .1970. 12 INJURED IN FIVE AUTO CRASHES HERE Twelve persons were injured i five auto accidents in the city yesterday, police reported. Three persons were injured i two-car rear-end collision 2:30 a.m. at Stratford and Water view avenues. Taken to Bridgeport hospita i the Emergency anibulanc and treated for multiple bruises Jessie Williams, 39, of 342 Carroll avenue, Wallace Everett of 88 Clifford street, and Carter, 56, of 364 Strat 1 ford avenue.

They were later re Police Ivlr. Everett and '''Mrs. Carter were passengers in an auto operated by Mr. Wil Hams, when it was struck in the rear by a car driven by Oscar TT Rawls, 33, of 76 Bunnel street. -Patrolman Robert Dominguez charger Mr.

Rawls with failure to drive a reasonable distance 7 apart. Car Overturns Sebastian S. Scalo, 62, of 360 i Folino drive, was injured at 10:45 a.m. when the car he was driv ing went out of control and over- turned on Folino drive, near Kevin road. '7.

Mr. Scalo was taken to St. 'Vincent's hospital in the Emer-'. gency ambulance and treated for multiple bruises. He was later released.

Police said Mr. Scalo lost control of the car he was driving in front of 182 Folino drive and struck a tree, a utility pole guide wire, and then overturned. Firefighters were summoned to the scene to aid Mr. Scalo who was trapped in the vehicle. He ''was then removed to the hos- pital.

Patrolman Charles Anderson, of the traffic division, charged Mr. Scalo with failure to drive in the established lane. Two persons were injured in a two-car collision at 12:55 p.m. at Lafayette and Gregory streets. Treated for bruises by their i own physician were Douglas J.

-McClain, 39, and James Cash- man, 49, both of Plains, N.Y. Police said Mr. Cashman was a passenger in an auto by Mr. McClain when it was in collision with a car driven by Marion L. Williams, 70, of 716 Iranistan avenue.

Patrolman Anderson charged Mrs. Williams with failure to grant right of way at a stop sign. Hits Parked Auto Three persons were injured 7'wKen the car in which they were riding struck a parked auto in front of 109 Carnegie avenue at 9:20 p.m. Treated for bruises by their own physicians were Carmen Martinez, 36, Myrna Carrion, 19, and Robert Martinez, 13, all of 60 Cottage, street, police reported. Police said the trio were passengers in a car driven by Felix Martinez, 30, of 60 Cottage street, when it struck a parked auto owned by Audrey DsBrizzi, of 109 Carnegie avenue.

Patrolman John Pribesh, of the traffic division, charged Mr. Martinez with failure to drive in the proper lane. He was also issued a motor vehicle warning for driving after drinking. Three persons were injured in a rear-end collision at Main and Grand streets at 9:30 a.m., police reported. Taken to St.

Vincent's hospital 'in the Emergency ambulance and treated for multiple bruises were John H. Murphy, 52, his wife, Violet, 52, both of 647 Lakeside drive, and Sheila Fanning, 24, of 358 Bond street. All were later released. The Fanning woman was a passenger in a car driven by Robert Senenko, 25, of 45 Monroe street, when it collided into a car driven by Mr. Murphy in which his wife was a passenger.

Patrolman Anthony Quintiliano, charged Mr. Senenko with failure to drive a reasonable distance apart. WOMAN DEAD AT 102; NEW BRITAIN'S OLDEST NEW BRITAIN (AP)-- Rhoda McCabe, believed to be New Britain's oldest resident, died after a short illness at New Britain General hospital Sunday. She was 102. services were scheduled for Tuesday with burial at St.

Mary cemetery. HITCHHIKER ROBS $35 FROM AREA Frank Souza, 17, of 235 'Overland drive, Stratford, reported to Stratford police early yesterday morning that he had robbed at knifepoint of $35 by a hitchhiker, whom he had picked up on Huntington road, Stratford, near his home. Police said Souza told them the hitchhiker had asked to be taken to Stratford and Surf avenues, Stratford, and, when near the location, ordered all doors of the car locked. He then placed the knife against the driver's throat. The hitchhiker, who fled on foot, has been described as being of Spanish extraction, six feet tall, about 20 years old, with black curly hair.

OBITUARIES Mrs. Harry Aretsky Services for Mrs. Delia Aretsky, 74, of -480 Riverdale av enue, Yonkers, N.Y. widow Harry Aretsky, who died Satur day in the Hudson View Nursing home, in New, York, took place today in Yonkers. Bom in Tampa, Mrs.

Aret sky had resided in Yonkers 45 years. Survivors are a son, Mathew Aretsky of Fail-field; two daugh ters, Mrs. Bea Reich and Mrs Joy Ehrlich, both of Yonkers N.Y. and five grandchildren. Vladimir Belehrad (Bell) Services for Vladimir Belehrai (Bell), 74, of 551 Shelton street who died Friday night in Bridgeport hospital took place today in the Charles Pistey and Sons funeral home.

Burial was in St Michael's cemetery. The Rev. Thomas Gwazdz was the celebrant of the Mass and also read the Bearers were Joseph Swatt, Philip Manville, Dale Bdstock, Roy DeChamp, Andrew Schingler and Andrew Voyrek. Mrs. William Brank Services for Mrs.

Alice Foisy Brank, 49, wife of William Brank, of 130 Ashton street, who died Friday, took place today in St. Andrew church with a requiem Mass. Burial was in St. Michael's cemetery. Mrs.

Earl C. Buikley Services for Mrs. Lillian Banks Buikley, 65, wife of Earl C. Bulkley, of 2607 Congress street, Fairfield, who died Sunday in Bridgeport hospital, will take place Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in the Greenfield Hill Congregational church, with the Rev.

Stanley L. Houston, officiating. Burial will be in Oaklawn cemetery. Tie Wilmot, West, and Gould- rig funeral home, 1209 road, Fairfield, is in charge, of arrangements. Bom in New Canaan, Buikley "has been a resident of 'airfield for 46 years.

She has een a -member of the Green- ield Hill Congregational church and the Woman's guild of." the hurch. Survivors, in addition to. her msband, are two sons, Clifford of Beaver Dam, N.Y. Gordon A. Bul'Jey of Fair- ield; a daughter, Mrs.

Glenn D. i-Ieeker of Westport; a brother, Jobert 0. Banks of. Wilton; two isters. Mrs.

Helen Lexon of -lorida and Mrs. Elsie Shiner California; and eight grand- hildren. Mrs. Martin Chalupa Services for Mrs. Mary Cha- upa, 76, of Lansford, widow of Martin Chalupa and mother of he Rev.

John Chalupa, pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran church, who died Friday after a ong illness, took place today in St. John's Lutheran church, Lans- ord, with th2 Rev. John Kovacik ffic'iating. Burial was in the hurch cemetery, Summit Hili, Pa. Mrs.

Harry B. Cohen Services for Edith S. Cohen, 74, of 381 Hollydale road, Fair- ield, widow of Harry B. Cohen, vho died Sunday in Bridgeport hospital, will take place Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the Femcliff hapel, Hartsdale, New York, with the Rabbi J.

Stern of the Westchester Reform temple, of- iciating. Burial will be at the onvenience of the family. The Abraham L. Green fun- ral home, S27 Grand street, is charge of local arrangements. Born in Chicago, Mrs.

Cohen lad been a resident of. the Bridgeport area three years. Survivors are a son, Harry B. Cohen, of Scarsdale, New daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Groler of Fairfield; and five grandchildren.

George F. Comer Memorial services will take )lace Saturday at 2 p.m. in the fountain Grove cemetery Chapel for George F. Comer, 89, of Tucson, Arizona, formerly of Fair- 'ield, who Wednesday in Tucson. Mr.

Comer and his wife, Elsie, ong-time residents of the Bridge- rart area, moved from Fairfield Arizona in 1966 to join their daughters, Irene and Elsie Comer, who formerly conducted dancing classes here and are now associated with the University of Arizona in Tucson. Mr. Comer was bom in Westville, New York, but spent most of his life in this vicinity. He re- ired from businesses years ago. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Elsie N. Comer; a son, Wayne F. Comer of Dallas, Texas; six daughters, Irene and Elsie Comer of Tuscon, Mrs. Prescott K. Turner of Fairfield, Mrs.

John R. Spencer of Darieri, Mrs. John Waddell; Mrs. A. Edwin Crockett, both of Venice, 14 grandchildren, and ten great-grandchildren.

Lewis A. Eastman Private services for Lewis A. Eastman, 43, of 1092 East Main street, who was found dead Friday of a bullet wound of the head in his auto parked, in a camping area in Lake Waramaug State park in Kent, will take lace tomorrow. The George P. 'otter and Son funeral home is charge of the arrangements.

3urial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. The body was taken to New Milord hospital on orders of Dr. Gsorge Grciner, medical examiner, A .22 caliber rifle was found next to the body, and Slate Po- lice said it was an "apparen suicide." A veteran of the Korean War Mr. Eastman received the Ko rean Service medal, three Bronze Stars and two Purple Hearts. He is survived by his wife Mrs.

Camelia Eastman; a daugh ter, Mrs. John Zukdwski; three sons, 'Dana, Gary and Adam Eastman, ail of Bridgeport; his father, Lewis Eastman; two sis ters, Mrs. Bertha Michonski and Mrs. Guene Sterner, both of Wai lingford. Michael Estok Service's for Michael 'Estok, of 1 Bethel street, Warwick, formerly' of whQ'diiid Friday in Providence, took slace today in St; Cyril and Methodius church with a requiem Mass Burial was in St.

Michael's cemetery. Henry Healing for. Henry Mortimer Healing, 65, of 120 Victoria lawn Stratford, a partner in firm of Wardman anc Healing, who died Sunday in Milford hospital, will take place Tuesday at 11 a.m. in. the Dennis and D'Arcy funeral home, 2611 Main street, Stratford, with the Rev.

R. Ward Wilson, pastor of the Lordship Community church officiating. Burial will be at the convenience of the Born in Bradford, England, Mr. iealing had been a resident, of his area for 60 years. He been a member of St.

John's lodge 8 of Stratford, past commodore of the Housatonic xat club, a member of the Jnited. States Power squadron and a member of the "Coast Guard auxiliary. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Olive Davies Healing of Strat- ord; a son, David H. Healing of Stratford; a brother, Frank Heal- ng of Easton; a sister, Miss Eva Healing of Easton; and a grand: daughter.

Perley A. Home Services for -Perley A. 80, of 196 Bridgeview avenue, Stratford, a retired machinist at he Singer company, who died Sunday in Bridgeport hospital, vill take place Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the Dillon and Collins funeral home, 1111 Stratford Stratford, with the Rev. Arhur Tedcastle, pastor of the Stratford Methodist church, officiating.

Burial will be in Putney cemetery, Stratford. Born i Bradford, Mr. Horne had been a resident of his area for more than 20 years. Survivors are two sons, Richard F. Horne of Stratford and George P.

Horne of Shelton; and wo grandchildren. Raymond K. Hyslop Services for Raymond K. Hyslop, 33 of Bay road, Durham. J.H.

formerly of Bridgeport, who died Sunday after an apparent hunting accident in New Market, N.H., will take place Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Dennis and D'Arcy funeral home, 2611 Main street, Stratford, with the iev. Ralph C. Merrill, rector of St. Peter's Episcopal church ot luntington, officiating.

i a will be in Lakeview cemetery. Born in Bridgeport, Mr. Hyslop esided in the area most of his ife before'moving to.New Hamp- hire. He was an electrical enineer: Survivors are two sons, Jed and Ned, both of Epping, N.H.; a brother, Ronald T. Hyslop of Huntington; a sister, Mrs.

Bevrly Biauvelt of Stratford; his mother, Mrs. Dorothy 'Hyslop' of Stratford; his maternal grand- ather, Charles Tyler of Strat- ord; and several nieces and nep- lews. Warren Johnson Jr. Services for Warren Johnson, 25, of Bldg. 2, apt.

204, Father Panik Village, wh'o fatally shot himself Friday" in his lome, will take place Saturday the Herbert Nutter funeral lome, 3035. West North avenue, Baltimore, Md. Burial will be in Auburn cemetery, Baltimore. The M. McDonald Isaac Jr.

funeral home, 985 Stratford avenue is in charge of local arrangements. Mrs. Stanley Koshinski Services for Mrs. Helen Koshinski, 76, of 117 Nichols avenue Fairfield, widow of Stanley Koshinski, who died Sunday in St. Vincent's hospital, will take place Tuesday at 9 a.m.; in the 'uneral home, 79 Church street, vlontrose, and.

at 10" o'clock the Holy Mary Church, Montrose. Burial ie in the" Holy Name of Mary cemetery, Montrose, Pa. The Adzima funeral. home, 591 Arctic-, street is ii, charge of local arrangements. Born 'in Poland, Mrs.

had been a -resident of this area 30 years. Survivors a son, Stanley Koshinski of Montrose, two daughters, Mrs. Mary Margin and Mrs. Johanna Adams, both of Fairfield; a sister, Mrs. Caro ina Michalesyla of Poland; 13 grandchildren; one great-grand child; and several nieces an nephews'.

Mrs. Ernest M. Larson Services for Mrs. Ellen D. Larson, 74, of 125 Lafayetle street, widow" of Ernest N.

Lor son. died Saturday in Fairfield Hills hospital, will take lr.c"! at 11 a. in lie Boulon and Reynolds fun- eral home, 545 Bedford street Stamford. Burial will be in Fair field Memorial park Stamford Mrs. Joseph Lundberg Services for Mrs.

Alice LaGrange Lundberg, 33, wife of of 778 Park avenue, who died-Sunday in; Park City hospital, will' take place' in the W. Dougiello and Sons funera home, 798 Park Buria will be in: St. Michael's cemetery. Mrs. Lundberg had been a lifelong resident of Bridgeport.

Survivors, in addition to her husband are a "son, John Patrick Luhdberg of Bridgeport; a daughter, A Lundberg: pi Bridgeport; her parents; Mr. and Afmond LaGrange; two brothers, George LaGrange of and Charles LaGrange of -four sisters, Hazel -Hymns' of Derby, Fiances'. Weaving "of 'Hialeah, Joan McCreary of South and Beverly Andrades of New. Bedford, Mass. Thomas Lynch Services for Thomas Lynch, 64, of 296 Bruce avenue, Stratford, a retired employe of Avco- Lycoming and for 40.

years an usher in St. James Strat- ord, who died -Friday in his home, will take place Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. in the Dillon and Collins funeral home, 1111 Stratford 'avenue and at 9 o'clock in' St. James church with, a requiem Mass. Burial will be in St.

Michael's, cemetery, Born hi Stratford, -he had been 3. lifelong of this area, fc; had been a member 'of John 1, Anderson fourth de- jree, of Holy society if St. James church; B.P.O.E. edge 36; and John Kennedy chapter Survive rs are two brothers, Daniel J. Lynch of Deltona, Fla.

and -Jl' Lynch of Colum-, ms, -Ohio; and one niece. Andrew Mqhlini L7 for- Montini, 73; Of 89 street, who died Thursday, took place ten day in George's a requiem Mass. Burial was in Michael's cemetery. The Francis- J. Prankis was the celebrant of the Mass and "also read the committal.

Bearers were: Emilio Frioni, Chester 'and "William Montini; Ernest and John Ferrari and Vincent Salvali. Louis J. Pappas Services lor Louis J. Pappas, 61, of 509 Housatonic avenue, Stratford, a tool and die maker or the Plastic Mold division of he Harvey Hubbell company vho died Sunday in Danbury wspital, 'will take Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in the Dennis "arid 1 D'Arcy" funeral: home; 2611 Main Stratford, with the Rev.

Raymond Worster, pas- or of the First Congregational church of Stratford, officiating, iurial will be in Lakeview cemc- ry. Bom in Holton, Mr. 'appas has been a resident of his area many years. He had a. member" of St.

John's Lodge 8, AFand AM, Stratford. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Pauline Novak Pappas; a son, tobert of' Stratford; four half- irOthers, Alexander, Charles, and James Fiffy, all of 'Leominster, a sis- er, Mrs. Bessy Garrity of Leominster; a granddaughter, and everal nieces and nephews. George S.

L. Parson Services for George L. Parson, 71, 160 Robert street, who died Friday, took place oday in the Larson funeral lome, with the Rev. Robert Nie- miiler, vicar of Calvary Episcopal church, officiating. Burial was in Mountain Grove ceme- ery.

Janies Schwoer Military services for James F. Schwoer, 78, of 76 Whittier street, who died Friday, took place today in the Albert ipear funeral home. The Rev. Jdward C. Morgan, rector of St.

Paul's Episcopal church of- icialed. Burial was in Lawn- croft cemetery, Fairfield. Bearers were: Roy, Arnold and James Paine, Joseph Manning and Franklin Schwartz. Miss Vera R. Tracy Services for Miss Vera R.

Tracy, 77, of Masons Island, Mystic, and formerly of Bridgeport, who died Sunday in Longmeadow Convalescent home, -will ----take place Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Park Street church, with the Rev. John W. Olson 'officiating. Burial will be-in Lakeview cemetery.

ing' funeral home, 120'9 Post road Fairfield, is in charge, of ar- rarigeiaer.ts. Born in Bridgeport, Miss Tracy- had resided in this city 25 years. She' moved to West Hartford where she had since lived She graduated with a degree in library science from the Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa. and also sludied at Columbia univer sily. A librarian of Ihe Noah Web ster library in West Hartfori for 20 years, Miss Tracy, had been a member of the Americai Library Association.

She a been the first librarian of the Cyrenlus Booth library in New She retired as a librarian 20 years ego. Surviving is a sister, Mrs Blanch 1 of Longmeadow, Mass. Alexander Tripoli Services for Alexander 60, of 184- Pemburn drive, Fairfield, 'a. supervisor at the Peer-. less-F6'undry, who died Saturday; will take place Tuesday at 1:30 p.m: in' the Lesko funeral home, 1390 and at 2 o'clock in the Calvin United Church of Christ, with Rev.

Alexander Havadtoy officiating. Burial be. in Lawncroft cein etery, Fairfield. Salvatore J. Vecchio Services for Salvatore J.

Vecchio, 62 of 701 Capitol avenue, an employe of -the Bridgeport Brass company, -who died Saturday, in Park. City hospital, will take place tbjhorrow at 8 a.m; in the Louis A. Abriola and Son funeral home, 426 East Washington avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. Patrick's 1 church with a requiem' Mass. Burial will be in 'St.

Michael's cemetery. Mrs, HeleA Eames Vincent Services for Mrs. Helen Eanies Vincent, 85, of 150 Lalley boulevard, Fairfield, who died in -the Carolton hospital, will take place Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Wilmot, West and Goulding funeral home, 1209 Post, road, Fairfield, with the Rev. Or.

Henry Robinson, pastor of the 'irst Congregational church, off i- ciating. Burial will be- in Mount Grove cemetery. Born in Bridgeport, Mrs. Vincent had been a' life-long resident of this She been a member the "Children's Ward of Bridgeport hospital and the Bridgeport tady's'Charitable Society. -She also a member of the Daughters of the American Colonists- of --Greenwich and a former member of he Fairfield Society.

She is survived by a daugh- er, Miss Martha A. Vincent, with whom she resided, and several nieces and nephews. Henry (Jay) B. "Partridge, Jr. GREENWICH-- Henry (Jay) B.

Partridge, 32, of Pine Oaks ane, died Saturday in: the Peter Sent hospital in Boson, Mass. The Fred D. Napp '-and Son uneral home in charge of the arrangements. A lifetime resident 6f Greenwich, Mr. Partridge.

was the secretary arid treasurer of the Partridge and Rockwell company. He was graduated rom'the University of in 961 and was a member of- the Exchange club and the. Boys Club of Greenwich. He is- survived his parents, Willian Partridge of Cob; his "wife, Mrs. Joan Hunter -Partridge of Greenwich; one Miss Nancy L.

Par- ridge, and maternal grand-, mother, Mrs. Margaret French of Bridgeport. William J. Sr. MILFORD --'Services for Wiliam Colehan 83, of.

28 Cerema avenue, a retired, em- oloye of the 'Standard Brand who died. Sunday in Milford (eights Convalescent hospital, will take place Wednesday at :15 a.m. in the Gregory F. Doyle uneral home, 291 Bridgeport avenue, Devon, and at 9 o'clock in St. Ann's church with a 'requiem Mass.

Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Born in Bridgeport, han had lived in Miifdrd 45 years. He had been a of the 50- 'ear club of the Tinto Counsel 47, Mghts of. Columbus, Milford, and a member of St.

Ann's Men's League. Survivors are a -son, William J. Colehan Jr. of Devon; a daugh- er, Mrs. Ivan Christman of Hudson, Ohio, and three grandchildren: Dr.

Louis G. MILFOREMDr. Louis D'Amato, 73, of Laurel Beach, died last night in Milford hospital. Services will take place Thursday in the George Smith funeral lome, 135 Broad street, at 8:30 a.m., at 9 o'clock in St. Mary's church With a requiem Mass.

Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Dr. D'Amato graduated from Columbia university and Eclectic Medical school in Ohio. He practiced general medicine in New York city 20 years before to Milford two years ago. Dr. D'Amato was a member ol the- Kings County Medical association' and the American Medical association.

He was also, an associate of Samaritan tipspitalln New. York city; He is survived by his wife, Anna Marra. D'Amato; two-sons Louis and John D'Amato, both: of Milford; four sisters, Mrs. Frank Anderson, of Lake Hurst, N.J. Mrs.

Minnie White, Mrs. Flora Nygood and Mrs. Vera Parrilla all of Watchili, R.I;; four grand children and several nieces am nephews. Mrs. William V.

Evans MILFORD-- Services will take place Tuesday Mrs. Marie Evans, 49, formerly known. in the theater as Louise Westin, a chik star in' the later an actress on Broadway for 25 years who died Friday in Milford hos pital. The funeral will be conducts at 10 a.m.' in the Wocidniori United Ciiurch of, Christ with th Rev. Reginald Avery officiating Burial will the onvenienp of the family.

The George Smith arid Son funeral home, 13 Jroad street, is in charge arrangements. She was the wife of William Evans and lived at 2,0, Dunbar vl' Hairy R. Gray Harry Rafield Gray, 73, of ivenue, who died Saturday in Milord hospital, took place "today the George J. Son uneral home with tobert Anderson, pastor of Wildeiniere Congregational church, officiating. Burial was King's Highway cemetery.

TT" Frank Tanner. Services- for Frank', W. Tanner, 74; I of. 69 Cerema who died Sunday" in.vSt, ibspital, New Raven; will -take ilac'e -at a.m.,' in he Gregory- Doyle funeral lome, 291 Bridgeport Devon St. Ann's; hurch, Devon with' a requiem will be'urSt.

Mary's emetery. Born in Aricram, New Yor.k, Mr. Tanner had been a resident this area 45 years. He. was -a World War I having erved in.

the Army, He been a retired employe- of the Casco 'products company. Survivors are' his" wife, Mrs. Emily Keegan Tanner. of Devon, a son, James W. Tanner of Saratoga, two daughters, Mr "rancis C.

Brennan of Milford and' Mrs; Helmut E.VRuehhbrst Itoy Tanner, of Hudson, N.Y-.,. a Charles Tanner of a sister, Mrs. Florence Dwy Aiicram, N.Y.; grandchildren; and' several nieces and nephews." Mrs, Joshua N. Thomas MILFORJ7) Services for Mrs. L'eola.

Hunter Thomas, of 28 Wood avenue, wife Joshua. N. Thomas, -who died Friday, in -Yale- New Haven: took', place oday" hi': thej.Cody-White funeral home with: the-. Be'vi. Walter was 'in rtilfdfd cemetery'! Nikolai; Zavalishin -Services for Nik- lai'Zavaiishin, 59, of 342 Nauga- u'ck avenue, arr employe' the 1 Lycoming division, who ied Saturday in Bridgeport hos- ital, -will -take Tues- ay at in- the Adzima uneral -home; 591 Arctic Sridgeport, and at'll o'clock in t.

Nicholas Russian Orthodox hurch, with the Rev. Ija Adamov officiating. Burial will be in Lakevfew cemetery, iridgepprt. Anthony De Toiro NEWTOWN Services-for'An- Be" Toro; of Hawthorne lills road, a retired employe' of he Sikorsky 'aircraft corporation, vho died in Danbury cspital, will take place Tuesday at 9: 15 in and tedgate funeral home, Main treet anil. Gothain.

place, Trum- mll, and' at -10 -o'clock in Nore Dame of church, with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in Aspetuck cemetery, Sastori; Mrs. James H. Cousins NORWALKi- Services for Mrs. Josephine Cousins, 88, of 126 West Cedar, street, widow, of James, who died Friday, took tplace today in St.

Mathew's church with a requiem Mass'. was in St. ohn's cemetery. Mrs. Martin B.

Grace NORWALK-- Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Txiuise Grace, of 4 Autumn" street, 'widow 'of Martin Bernard Grace, who died Friday, ook place today in St. Mary's church with a requiem Mass. Jurial was in St. John's ceme- ery.

Mrs; Nicholas Sabato NORWALK for Mrs. Maria Francesca. Marino Sabato, 2, wife. of Nicholas Sabato, of 26 Avenue who died Saturday in torwalk hospital, will take place Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. in the Colins funeral home, 92 East avenue, and at 9-jp'cIock in St.

Jo- church with a requiem Mass, Burial will be in St. John's cemetery. Angelo A. Beatrice SEYMOUR Services for Angelo. A.

Beatrice, 84, of 7 Ren- nay road, formerly -of 200 Kneen street, Shelton, a retired employe of the B. F. Goodrich' company of Shelton, who died Sunday in Griffin hospital, Derby, take place Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. in the James; Toohey "funeral home 423 Corarii avenue, Shelton, ant at o'clock" in''' St; Margaret vlary church, Shelton, with a requiem Mass. Burial" will be' in Mount St.

Peter, cemetery, Derby. Born, in St. Mark, Italy, Mr Beatrice had. resided in Shelton and 'Seymour for 60 years. He had been a member of.

the St Joseph's congregation of the Holy Rosary church of Ansonia. Survivors "are his wife, Mrs Mary Bozzi -Beatrice of 'Seymour five sons, William Beatrice Miami, Donald Beatrice Ansonia, John, Jtimes, and Thoni as Beatrice, -all of Shelton; foil daughters, Mrs. Joseph Giardina of Ansonla, -Mrs. Cremonie and Mrs. Elvira Stober, both-o Shelton, and Mr: Arthur Bar rows of Seymour; Mrs Dolores DiCorso of Italy; sev eral grandchildren; and several Mrs.

Richard Maher STAMFORD. for rlrs. Margaret Glynn of 9 roa'd, widow 6f, Richard -Maher, who toSay St. Mary's church; with Vji requiem; 'Mass; iurial -was jrist; JoHnV-ceine- ery, Mrs. Marthi James: -3HELT ON-Services' Mrs; Edythe James, 68, of 2 Henilock widow of Martin James, who died' Saturday in Bridgeport lospital, will take place tomorrow at 10:30 Cyril.

F. tollins funeral 399 Wliite Mains' road, Trumbull, pastor, Shabot, 'of irooklawn Seventh Day Adventist officiating'. BuriaLwill be n- Greenwood cemetery, Ryej N.Y.;-'- James had resided, in Sheitpn 13 years. Peter Mazol ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.

-Peter of. 48. Pen '7th venue north, died Sunday in St. Petersburg General Services -will take place Wednesday -at 8:15 a.m. -in the Ca- hedral -of St.

'Jude the: Apostle with Rev. Charles pastor, -officlatingiViBu; ial will be- in Park emetery. Arlington Memora! chapel, 4825 Sth'. avenue, in charge of "arrangements; Born in: Lithuania, Mr. Maz61 lad.been 'a 'resident of Bridge- lort, Conn, many years, until moving to Petersburg 10 ears ago: retired -self- mployed cbritrattor; He is survived by -his wife, Mrs.

Amelia' Herbert E. Corry Herbert E. Corry, 70, of 37 Palisade avenue, Long Hili, who died Eri- dav, took place today nTSt. Paul's Episcopal Bridgeport. Tie Rev.

Edward 'C. Morgan, rector, officiated. Buriar'was in Long Hill cemetery. Bearers we're; 1 Raymond and Harold Doran, and. John and larpid Curry, Jr.

for Max Charles Deiling, 79, for-; merly of Congress street, Fair- ield, secretary and treasurer of George A. Shepard and Sons for 5 years and past president of he Bethel. who ied Saturday Masonic hpsr lital, took place today the Ife onic home, Wallingford, the Rev. Leonard H. Fisher offlplat ng.

Burial was- in Center ceme- ery. Bethel. wmiamiHi 3ritmin WALLINGFORD Services for William H. Gritman, 89, formerly of Stratford, 1 clerk of the New Haven railroad 42 -years, died Saturday' iri the Masonic hospital, will take a Tuesday at 10. a.m.

in the -Masonic lome, Wallingford, With the Rev. Leonard H. Flisher, officiating: Burial will be in Lakeview ceme ery, Bridgeport, with the Rev. Caryl V. Benson officiating.

1 The B. C. Bailey funeral home, 273 South Elm street, Waliingford, in of arrangements. EDWARDJ.SIMS DIES AT AGE 94 Organist at Trinity Episcopal Church, Norwalk, 69 Years NORWALK Edward Joseph 94, of 42 High street, organist of. the.Trinity Episcopal, church, for 69 years -and a brmer music 'this mprn'ing in- -the Norwalk hospital where lie was admitted Sept.

20. Services will take place Wed nesday at 11 a.m. in the. Trinity Zpiscopal" church with the Rev. Leiand 0.

Hunt, rector, officiatng: Burial will in Riverside cemetery. The Raymond funeral home, 5 East Wall street, is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Sims was, a native of New Haven, and spent most of his life in Norwalk. He started his' career as an organist.

in 1894 at age 18 at Trinity church when it was a mission fit St. Paul's church on. the Green. Prior to his -'appointment at Trinity church, he commuted to New. York city to, receive instructions in the playing of the organ and 'in -'the tuning of the instrument under- direction the la'te Carl at Presbyterian church.

In 1899, wh'eri 'the old church was -razed, Mr. -Sims dismantled the 'organ and structed if in the new building With the exception of making major repairs. Mr. Sims main taincd the 'new organ which was purchased in 1903. For 49 consecutive years, uhti thVlate 1940'S'Uh'der.

the.directior of Mr. 'Sims, choirs performei special Lenten music -on COM Friday evenings. He, served th church under rectors. Flv years ago he was a "Man of the Year" by the Men' club of the church. He is survived by his wife Mrs.

Frtnccs Dolliver Sims. i BOY KILLED HERE GUN ACCII1NT Revolved Diichargei JPlay- matr Picks: It UpHjts Vork VitjtcV; A small fr6nvi New; York 9ity' was' fatally noon yesterday when a playinate accidentally-discharged a- revolver -He" picked up' while they, were 'visiting in a North End home, police reported, Dead is Herbert 'Deiacfus; four, son; and Augustci Delacfiizi Police said died of a bullet' of the; Head; The boy and his family; were visiting in the homfcbf Luis Her- riandezr of 83 L'indley at the time Police said the Delacruz, boy was playing' with Alslno' Alfonso, seven; also'tof New York city, when' the latter was reported to have; picked up a .38: revolver, owned by Herriaridez, from a in the kitchen arid, pointed at the iVictim, and accidentally pulled the trigger. The boy taken St. Vincent's hospital in 'an aiito by Mr. 'Hernandez and another man and twp hours later.

Robert. Carroll, arid Patrblnien Clifford LaGhioma and Charles'-Damato Services for will take place at. a time. to be announced by the W. Dougiello and Son funeral Park' avenue; 'Burial WiIl be in St'.

-rRaymond's 'cemetery, Bronx, clNDIDAfl FOUND SHOT TO- DEATti BRENTWOOD, (AP) '-i- John. W. Republican candidate for Congress', from Missouri's 2nd A found shbt" to death: in the: base- nierit of his. campaign Sunday-: night; C. deputy-' county Peters, .49, parently shot Peters, district sales engineer for the Bor'g-Warner more than -doubled the vote total of his nearest rjyal in the August primaryv' 16-gauge shotgun was.

"besid'evhis No note a found. ijrfiAtHJJVpTlCJES' BEATRICE In September 27, WO. Mr. Angelo, A. Beotnct, ol 7 Rennay road, formerly rinesn-stroeli sdelton.

services Tuesday, a.m. at Jamej T. Tooiiey -funeral, -home, .423 Coran avenue, Snellon and 9 a.m. at- SI: Maroarel -for rlqulem Mass. Interment In- Mt.

St. Peter's cemetery, Derby. Friends rnay mil 7-9. p.m. SULKLET 27 'oulkley, of Earl C.

Uuulen ol. i slresi: Kairilcid -r. Buikley, Gordon, A. prtd Mrs. jlenn /vice.ter.

Funeral services will je hsld on Tuesday at a.m. In tresnfield Hill Conjregalionol cemetery. callliio houfs: by Wllmot, Wesl and Goulding, 1309 Post ioad, A CJMEN In t.i'ls ''illy, 1970 Mrs. Edlin S. COflen, ol 3J1 Holly- Dale road, Falrfield.

Bclovetl moliier of Harry a. of Scorsdole; Mrs. Dorothy Gronor of Folrfleld. Services will be. held at 11 In'the Ferncliff Chopel, Fernclilf, New A.L.

Green funeral home Is in charge ot COLEHAN SR. In Mliinrd, September William J. Colehan, 2B Kercma avenue, Devon, husband of the late Catherine Craw beloved "father of William J. Colehan Jr. Devon Friends are Invited to attend tile funeral on Wednesday 8:15 a.m.

from the Gregory F. Doyle funeral home, 291 Bridgeport. avenue, Devon and In. St. Ann's; church oi a.m.

wrth a solemn' Mass requiem. Interment In SI. Michael's cemetery. Friends may coll Tuesday 3-5, 7-9 p.m. D'AMATO-Suddenly', Milford, Sept.

27; Louis D'Amato, beloved husband of Anna -Marra D'Amoto. of 20 Spindrift Mllfordi father a Louis and -Services wll be held from-llie o.orge J. Smith and Son funeral home, ns-Broad ford, Thursday, Oct. 1, at a.m. with a solemn at St.

Mary's church ot 9 a.m. Friends may call Tuesday and Wednesday, 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. A --'Suddenly I this city, "leptembVr 27, 1970. Herbert DeLaCto beloved son of Augusta and Aleyda DeUCrui, of 420 West Mist strrei New York The Charles W. Dougiello 8.

Sons funeral home Is in charge' af local arrangements. Interment hi St. Raymond's cemetery, Bronx, New York: DC TORO-- In Danbury, .26, 1970 Anthony De Toro, ihusbond Marion TPIcKett De Hills road, Conn. Friends may ottend the funeral Tuesday, at 9:15 a.m. In the uon wfl funeral home 01 Mulllns and Re.

aate; Main street and- Gorham place, Trumbull (south of thi parkway) am Jt TO am! In Notre Dame of Easton with a requiem Burial will be In Aspetuck cemetery, Frends may call Monday. 3 5 am 7 10 Family requests In leu of flowers, donations be mode to the Coronary 'Research of.Donbury Hospital. EVANS-In Mllford, September 25, 1970 Marie A. Evans, beloved wife of WlfionTv. EWns, mother of Melody.

Ann Evans of 20 DuntMr wooa- mont. MrvlSIs will be held Tuesday, September 29 at: the Woodmont Unltw Church ol Christ Congregational ot 10:00 a.m. Interment at the conven ence of (he family. Friends, may ca Sunday and Monday 3-5 and 7-9 at th funeral, home of George. J.

Smffll an Son, 135 Broad Suddenly In Milford, Sep -tember Harry Mortimer Heg ETusMnd ol.Ollv. Dpvles of 125 Victoria Stratford. Se -Sees "on. Tuesday, -at Jl: Stratford funeral home of Denn -Main sir eel. BurW at the convenience of.the.famHy.

Jhef -wll be' no- colling I Hju memorials may be made. the urdstrlp Community: church. HORNE In this, city, September 'i 1970. Perky A. Home, husband the late Doretny of Jrlds view avenue, Friends Invited to attend the funeral from the Dillon Collins funeral 11 avenue, on Tuesda 29th at 11:00 a.m.

I Reverend Arthur Tedcostle oftlcja Interment In cemetery -There will be no collln our" In lieu ol flowers, contrlb 1 ions may tie. moot Mo Hie Slrotfo Church Bulidlno Fond. 'SLOP Suodenly In New Marte 3 Hampshire, September 1971 Raymond K. Hyslop, ol Boy roa; 3 Durham New Hampshire. Services be held Wednesday at a.m.

ot Stratford funeral home of Dennis D'Arcy, Main street. InUrmc 1 in Lokeview cemetery. Friends mo coll M-fM. DEATH NOTICES AMES; In 'this clly, September' 28, 1970. Peppord James, wlfo the late.

Martin of 2 drive; Shelton. Friends ore Jfivlted ra attend the on Tuesday, Sep lember at .10:30 a.m. Irt Cyril, Mulllns Trumbull lomel-OT White road Pastor. A. F.

Khahot of Brooklaw 7lh ooy 'Advent 'church -officiating. Intef- ment In Greenwood cemetery, New- York. Friends may call Monwy p.m. OHN'SON' in this city, September Warren Johnson of Bldg. 2, Apt.

204 Father Ponlk VllloseY Friends- may 'call ot the funeral home' of M. McDonald Isaac 915 Strat 1 lord, avenue, Tuesday 3-5, 7-9 p.m". Funeral will take place Saturday, October. 3, the Herbert NUf- ter funeral home, 3035 W. North ove- nue, Baltimore, Md.

Interment In rn OSHIHSKi'-- this' September, 27, 1970. Mrs. Helen Koshinski, of -117 Mlcholj- Falrfleld, widow of Stanley Koshinski, and beloved mother- of Stanley Koshinski, Mary Martin- and Johanna Adams. Funeral services will 3e held 'at -the Bartrbn funeral home, 79" Church -street, Pa. von Tuesday ot 9:00 /a.m.-.- and ot: Holy, Name- of Mary church at' 10:00 a.m.

tnterrrient In Holy Name of ceme-' tery, Pa. by Adzima 1 home. UNDBERO ih this, city, September. 27, 1970. Alice LaGronge Lundberg, of.

Joseph of. 778.. Park avenue. Frfends. are Jnvlted, to attend the funeral from the Chqries funeral 791, Park avenue, corner street on Tuesday.

at 11:00. a.m. Inter-, ment In St. Michael's cemetery. Frlenffi may coll Monday p.m.

YNCH J970. Thomas Lynch; -son of- the'- lote Thomas and Susan tyhch; 'of 296- Brvce Stratford. Friends, ore to crttend the funeral oh- Wednesady at 8:30 a.m.. In the Collins funeral, home, 1111 Strattord; avehuei: ratford nnd'at In. St.

-Jo'mej 1 church wlth'aiMoss of Interment In. St; Michael's' Friends may- call 'Monday 7-9: Tuesdoy'3-5 and- 7-9' p.m;-. B.p:0,fe will exemplify rltubl KenSejIy: chapter A.O:H, exemplify- thtlr rltual Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. COEE-- In' this Sept. 25, Essie McGee, Plerpont St; Funer-: a -services be announced later by: McDonald Isaac, funeral 985 Stratford; 5 In Danbury, September 27, 1970.

Louis husband of tpauline Novack 509 'Housatonic avenue, heral will be' held day -at rrorn the Strotfoid D'Arcyi 241V Mnln: street. Irr Lakevfevf cemetery. -Friends may call Tuesday: -3-i, p.mv John's' Lodge AFSAKi Mil sempllfy-thetr ritual Tuesddyat 8 ARTHIDOE-- 1970, Henry (Jay) i huj- band -of, Joan Hunter son Henry and: Lillian -Kelly Partridge- end brother of Nancy. Partridge. 1 Tir 1 eu flowers contributions, made.

Henry. B. Kidney- Research Peter Bent Brlgham Hospital, 721 Ington Boston, Mass. funeral later. oisERSiin 1 this tity.

Sept, Mts. Jessie. E. Rogers, at Kossulh. Arrangements to be by.

Henry E. Bishop and Son. VJest Haven, 2S, 1970. James F. Schwoer, husband- -of.

Harriet suwoer of 76 Whittier strcst." Services be held In-'tiil lOnsrol- home, 123! avenue on' Mbndoy.Sepl. 2to.m:; ntcrmant In Lawncroft r. cemstctyf Friends may coll Sunday from 3. tou5 and 7 V. New Haven, 27; 1970.

Frank W. Tonher, of. 69 Kere-, ma avenue, Devon, beloved husband of Emily Tanner. Friends, are Invited. to.

attend the funeral on Tues day at. 3:15 a.m. from the Gregory F. Doyle funeral home, 291 Bridgeport avenue," Devon- and, In St. Annj.

church at 9 a.m. with a solemn Mass of requiem. Mary's cemetery, Friends may ca! Monday 3-5, .7,9. Hudson New York Papers p.lease, copy. RACY In aciusetts, September .27, Tracy, of Masans Mystic, Funeral services be helS on Wednesday at ,2 p.m.., In the Park, street "Congrefldtlonal church.

Interrocjlt In Lakeview In'Ilcu'bf lowers donations may be mad! to. the Memorial, Fund of the Park Street Congregation-, Church. Arrangements West Goulding, 1209, Post. ECCHib-In this city, Sept. -26, C1970.

Solvatore J. Vecchio, beloved husband of, Louise: Ruggiero Vecchio Capitol avenue. Devoted father of Mrs. Rosalie Gallucl. Brother of Thomas Mrs.

Lucy Gordon, Miss HeUn Mrs. Mary Turner, Mrs. Bea. tr ce Rodrlquci, Mrs. Margaret Rodla, Mrs.

Vera 'Stouffer, Carmela pedlsono and Mrs. Prlscello Vannucc grandfather, of Rosalie and 1 EolntrGah luccl. Friends are Invited to. attend the funeral services Tuesday, ot 8 a.m. from the -Louts.

A. Abriola and Son funeral -homer East 'Washington -avenue and at In St. Patrick's church wilt i a requ.lem Mass. Interment In St. Michael's teme- tery.

Friends call Sunday and Monday 3-9 p.m. VINCENT In" Falrfleld Connectlcit, September, 27, 1970. Helen Eomes. Vincent, of 150 Lalley Blvd -and mother of Martha A. Vincent.

ser- vces will be held on Tuesday -ot- 1 p.m. In the Folrfleld Chopel of Wll- mot West Gouldlnj, 1209 Falrfleld. Interment In Grove, cemetery. No calling hourr. In lieu -of flowers those desiring may make- contributions to the Bridgeport Ladles Charitable Society, 355 Rowland- Folrfleld.

TRIPOLl-ln this city, September 26, -1970. Alexander beloved bus- bond of Emma Barate Tripoli of 1M Pemburn Drive, Foirfleld. Friends ore nvlted to ottend. the funeral, home, 1390 WJrtleld avenue, September 29 at 1 :30 Calvin. United Church of.Xhr-lst with Rev.

Alexander, Havodtoy, pastor officiating at 2:00 p.m. Interment in Lawncroft cemetery. Friends may coll Sunday 7-9 p.m., Monday 3-5 and. 7-9 tan. In lieu of those, who de.

sire may make donations to the Calvin United Church ol Christ. Fund. this city, September. 26, 1970; Nikolai -Zavalishin, of 34! Naugoj tuck avenue, Milford, beloved jon -of Fronceska- Zavalishin and devoted iath- er of Vladimir Zavalishin and, and brother of. Sergey Zova- llshln.

Friends are Invited to ottend the funeral from the Adilma funeral home, 591 Artie at 10:30 a.m., and from. St. NIcholas.Bus- slon Orthodox church ot. .11:00 o.m. Interment In Lakeview cemetery.

Fnendi may coll Sunday 7 to 9 p.m. and. Monday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.'-Panahedeon services on Monday at .8:00 p.m. FLORISTS V. Flowtr Timt of Tliililbul'l; 335 Whiti Plains Bold 372-7S54 CNB, Masttr Chirgl, Urn-Card Accetttd Diilgn pMt flmirs'.

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