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THE BRIDGEPORT POST, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1967. TWENTY-SEVEN PIKE, PARKWAY STORM CRASHES State Police Report 20 Accidents on State Highways Greece's Queen Suffers A Miscarriage in Rome Three injuries were reported in 20 accidents on the Fairfield county sections of the Merritt parkway and the Connecticut turnpike yesterday during the storm and two accidents involving tractor trailer trucks tied up turnpike traffic in Westport and Stamford for a total of eight hours. Generally slippery conditions were reported on the roadways, especially on the bridges, State Police reported. Penelope D. Beardsley, 16, of 114 Eunice street, Fairfield, received head and neck injuries last night at 6:20 o'clock when the car she was driving east on the turnpike in Fairfield near the Route 1 exit struck a tire in the road, went out of control and struck the median divider railing, Trooper Hiltz said.

She was treated by her own physician. Trooper Hiltz said the tire was put onto the roadway by Ronald Lamb, 34, of West Haven, who was changing the tire on a disabled truck. Mr. Lamb was charged with reckless use of the highway. Traffic Blocked Westbound traffic on the Saugatuck river bridge in Westport on the Connecticut turnpike was blocked for more than four hours early today when a tractor trailer truck driven by Charles Bankard, 36, of Baltimore, jackknifed while braking to avoid a car ahead, State Police reported.

Trooper George Srebotnik said the car, driven by Steven E. Schettini, 20, of Bergenfield, N.J., spun out of control into the median guard railing at 3:45 a.m. According to Trooper Peter Schaaf, five minutes later the truck driver attempted to avoid the auto ahead but was unable to stop because of the icy road conditions. Mr. Bankard was charged with speeding (too fast for conditions) and the Schettini youth was charged with failure to drive in the established lane.

In Stamford at 5 a.m., eastbound traffic was delayed at the Greenwich avenue overpass when a truck driven by John. J. McGiff, 46, of Baltimore, went out of control and struck the median divider, State Police said. Trooper Stephen A. Bognar reported the McGiff truck was then struck by another operated by William H.

Talleroy, 45, of Linwood avenue, Bridgeport, leaving only the right lane open. Mr. McGiff received a bruised leg and was treated by his own ROME, (AP) Queen Anne- Marie of Greece suffered a miscarriage Thursday night and lost the baby she was expecting in June, the Greek Embassy announced today. The condition of the 21-year- old Danish-born wife of King Constantine was described as "completely satisfactory." A spokesman at the Villa Claudia clinic north of Rome where the Queen was taken Thursday, said she left the clinic before dawn and returned to the Greek Embassy with her, husband. Rushed to Clinic Anne-Marie was rushed to the clinic when doctors said she was in danger of a miscarriage.

She has two other children, Princess Alexia, 2, and Crown Prince Paul, seven months. The royal family have been staying at the embassy since fleeing Greece Dec. 14 after: Constantine's attempted coun- tercoup against the Greek junta failed. A communique issued by the embassy said: "It was announced with that her majesty Queen Anne-Marie of the Hellenes had miscarriage at 200 (4 p.m. EST) Dec.

28, 1967. "The miscarriage was completed by ber majesty's personal gynecologist, Prof. B. Couti- faris at the Villa Claudia clinic in Rome. "The post-operative condition of her majesty the queen is completely satisfactory." The announcement was signed by Coutifaris.

physician. Both drivers were issued warnings for speeding too fast for conditions. Veer Off Ramp At 9 a.m. yesterday, Bernard Katzenstein, 25, of Westbury, N. received treatment at Greenwich hospital for bruises he received when the car he was driving east on the turnpike veered off the Route 1 exit ramp and struck a light pole, Trooper John Solomon reported.

He was released after treatment and charged with speeding. At 1:20 p.m., Weiyi Young, 30, of New York city, received cuts of the forehead when his auto struck a guard railing on the turnpike near the westbound Lafayette street exit, Trooper Nicholas Olivier! said. He was treated by his own physician. Robert N. Koch, 41, of New York city received facial cuts at 4:15 p.m.

in a two car collision on the turnpike near the Seaview avenue exit, State Police reported. Further details were not available. He was taken to Park City hospital and released after treatment. William A. Schultz, 31, of 55S Queen street, Bridgeport, was charged by State Police with speeding after his eastbound auto went out of control on a curve on the parkway near the Route 108 exit and mounted a guard rail yesterday at 9 a.m., Trooper Richard K.

Smith said. Guard Rail Hit Linda M. Willis, 25, of 196 Broadway, Trumbull, lost control of her westbound car on the parkway and struck a guard rail while attempting to avoid an unidentified auto leaving the Fairfield gas station yesterday at 11 a.m., Trooper Smith reported. An eastbound car driven by Ex-Ball Player Dies DANBURY COUPLE DIE ON SAME DAY James Balogh, 79, Succumbs 5 Hours After Death of His Wife, 78 JOSEPH M'GUIRE COLLAPSES, DIES Ball Player, 60, Stricken With Heart Attack While Walking Home MARCUS CLAIMS HE IS INNOCENT NEW YORK-(AP) Former Water Commissioner James L. Marcus, racketeer Antonio "Tony Ducks" Corallo and four other men pleaded innocent Thursday to charges they took a $40,000 kickback on a contract to clean out the Jerome Park reservoir.

Indictment of Marcus, friend and nominee of Mayor John V. Lindsay, touched off the biggest scandal of the two-year-old Republican city administration. Marcus, 37, is also the son-in- law of John Davis Lodge, former governor of Connecticut and onetime U. S. ambassador to Spain.

To File Motions Attorneys for all six defendants told the court they intended to file motions concerning the indictment. Jan. 22 was set as the filing date. Marcus resigned as water commissioner Dec. 12 after it became known that the district attorney's office was investigating his personal financial affairs.

Six days later he was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of receiving 516,000 of an alleged $40,000 kickback from S. T. Grand, on the $835,000 Bronx reservoir contract. Henry Fried, 60, Grand's president, was also indicted, as were attorneys Herbert Itkin and Daniel J. Rappaport, and Daniel J.

Motto, president of Local 350 of the Bakery and Confectionary Workers' union. AH entered innocent pleas. SPECIAL COP EQUIPMENT SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) The California highway patrol is equipping 500 patrol cars with loudspeakers and variable pitch high-low sirens to aid slightly deaf, forgetful or day-dreaming motorists. The speakers will be used mainly for crowd control and advising motorists to fit tires with snow chains.

The special sirens will be for the driver who doesn't hear the regular siren. by Robert A. Bombace, 26, of White Plains, N.Y., and forced it into one driven by Jesus Bonilla, 32, of the Bronx, N.Y., that hit another operated by Harold Bingaman, 33, of 20 Shore road, Old Greenwich, that hit one driven by Samuel R. Stanback. 2D, of Elmsford, N.Y.

In Bridgeport on the eastbound lanes of the turnpike near the Wordin avenue exit at 10:15 a.m., a car driven by Henry S. Barsky, 24, of 393 South Pine Creek road, Fairfield, struck the rear of one driven by Bernard L. Seidner, 41, of Yonkers, N.Y., that apparently stopped in the travel lane, Trooper Joseph Oliva said. Mr. Seidner was charged with hazardous parking.

On the parkway in Norwalk at Samuel Lewkow, 71, of 86 Wooster street, Shelton, was 112:30 p.m.. a car driven by Su- struck in the rear by another I san J. Anderson, 19, of 4 Maple- operated by Thomas E. Peter-iwood terrace, Norwalk, was son, 21, of Middletown, as a linelstruck in the rear after it changed of traffic was following a snow plow on the parkway near the Park avenue exit in Fairfield yesterday at 11:45 a.m., Trooper Smith said. Mr.

Peterson was charged with speeding. Five Car Crash Victor M. Buchelli, 31, of 1506 Summer street, Stamford, was charged by State Police with following too closely and operating under suspension after his car caused a five-car rear end crash yesterday at 7:45 a.m. on the fastbound Atlantic street exit ramp in Stamford. Trooper John Solomon said the Buchelli auto struck one driven lanes to pass a disabled auto, Trooper John Guerin reported.

He identified the driver of the other car as John W. Nicholini, 25, of Hartford. Miss Anderson was warned for unsafe lane changing. Billie Cogdell, 38, of Roodner court. South Norwalk, was charged with failure to drive in the established lane by State Police after his car went out of control in heavy rain and knocked down a utility pole on the westbound lanes of the Connecticut turnpike near the Kings Highway exit last night at 8:15 o'clock, Trooper James Hiltz reported.

JOSEPH C. McGUIRE Joseph C. McGuire, 60, of 247 Jane street, security officer at Harding high school and former area baseball player, collapsed and died last night at 8 o'clock while walking at East Main and Berkshire avenue. Dr. Harold Doherty, medica! examiner, said Mr.

McGuire died of a heart attack. Services will take place tomorrow at 11:15 a.m. in the Long Hill funeral home of Mullins anc Redgate, Main street, and Gorham place, and at noon in St. Charles church with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in St.

Michael's cemetery. Sgt. Leonard Cocco, of the Detective division, said Mr. McGuire had been visiting friends and was walking home when he collapsed. He fell over a wrough iron fence about three feet high into a front yard at 1391 Eas Main street.

Police said it was thought at first that Mr. McGuire had been the victim of a hit-and-run automobile accident or a mugging, Mr. McGuire was a lifelong resident of Bridgeport. After attending St. Charles and Central high schools, Mr McGuire spent a year at the University school and three years at New York university on a track scholarship.

Locally he played basketbal with Central and TUS and also with the St. Charles team in the Holy Name league and footbal with the Junior College of Con necticut. On his first try at track competition, he became a junior state champion in the javelin throw in Stamford. He later competed in junior nationals and was a track star at NYU In baseball, he played with the Twilight, Holy Name and Senior City leagues, winding up his local career with the Lenox in 1935. He left college to play minor league baseball with the Bridgeport team in the Eastern league under the late Hans Lobert, and later with Albany and Springfield.

Ran Sport Shop After several seasons as an outfielder and first baseman, he went into the insurance field and later took over the D. M. Read store's men's clothing division and Spalding Sport shop, remaining there 18 years until the department was discontinued. He later was associated with Henry Rutkin in the Arcade Men's Shop. Survivors are a brother, Thomas H.

McGuire of Fairfield; and two nieces. DANBURY Services for Mr. and Mrs. James Balogh, of 120 Osborne street, who died within murs of one another Wednesday Danbury hospital, will take place Saturday at 9:15 a.m. the John C.

Freeland funeral home, 91 West street, and at 10 o'clock in St. Gregory the Great church with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial will be in St. Peter's cemetery. Mrs.

Esther Warga Balogh. 7S. died after having been a patient the hospital two days. Mr. Balogh, 79, had been hospitalized for the past week and died hours later.

The couple had been residents of a 50 years. Both were natives of Hungary. Mr. Balogh was employed as a hatter until his retirement 10 years ago. They are survived by two sons, James Balogh, Jr.

and John F. Balogh, both of Danbury; five grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Balogh is also survived by two brothers, Stephen Warga, of Peekskill, N. and Charles Warga, of Hastings, N.

and three sisters, Mrs. James Carroll, Mrs. Ethel Cooney, and Mrs. George Roberts, all of Peekskill. Mr.

Balogh is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Fazekas, of Auburndale. and Mrs. Irene Hubicik of Long Island, N. Y.

RITES FOR THREE BROTHERS Services were conducted in North Carolina for Thomas A Lassiter, III, 18, Dennis Lassiter, 16, and William Lassiter, 15, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Lassiter of 173 Garibaldi avenue, Stratford, who died Tuesday in an auto accident on a holiday visit to North Carolina. Burial was in Ahoskie, N.C.

Deaths in Nation JOHN LUCfAN SAVAGE ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) -John Lucian Savage, 88, chief design engineer for the Bureai of Reclamation for 21 years and the man who designed Hoover and Grand Coulee dams, died Thursday after a long illness Savage directed the design more than 40 major dams anc other structures while with the bureau. He also worked on wa ter resources projects abroad. JAMES M. JOHNSTON A I (AP) James M.

Johnston. 72, chair man of the board of the Wash ington Senators American League baseball club, died Thursday of cancer. OBITUARIES Mrs. Pasquale Barbiero Services lor Mrs. Ruth Burton Barbiero, 47, wife of Pasquale Barbiero, 106 Jones avenue, who died Monday, took place today in St.

Augustine's cathedral with a requiem Mass. Burial was in St. Michael's cemetery. Biagio Barillari Services for Biagio Barillari, 7S, of 1169 Kossuth street, who died Thursday in Bridgeport hospital, will take place tomorrow at 9 a.m. in the S.

SpadaccinO nd Sons funeral home, 499 Wash- ngton avenue, and at 10 o'clock St. Charles church with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Miss Lena Birmingham Services for Miss Lena Birmingham, of 2935 Park avenue, a teacher in the city's school sys- em 46 years before retiring in 1946, who died Wednesday, will take place tomorrow at 9:30 a.m.

the Mullins and Redgate funeral home, 1297 Park avenue, and at 10 o'clock in St. Augustine's cathedral with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Theodore Bychkowski Services for Theodore (Frank) Bychkowski, of 1760 Seaview avenue, who died Wednesday, took place today in Holy Ghost Russian Orthodox church.

The Rev. John Kivko officiated. Burial was nee, and Bryan Lloyd, al: of Sridgeport; eight daughters. Mrs. tfargo Harrison and Mrs.

Valere Daniels, both of New Haven, Vadie, Queenie, Lorraine, Deborah, Renee, and Tonya all of Bridgeport; and four grandchil- BRIDGE SAFETY CHIEF IS NAMED WETHERSFIELD (AP)-Robert A. Norton of Wallingford takes over today as the top official in a new State Highway Department program concerned with bridge safety. Norton, former chief of hydraulics and drainage for the department, will be acting Engineer of Bridges and Structures, said Highway Commissioner Howard S. Ives. As a direct representative ol the chJef engineer, Norton will concern himself with the design, construction, and maintenance of all bridges, culverts, sign supports and other structures which require close attention to insure public safety, the announcement said.

Sixteen highway engineers and inspectors, four from each highway district in the state, wil report directly to Norton. The 16 men previously had been en gaged in periodic bridge inspection. Another appointment effective today is that of Calvin C. Robin son of Wallingford as chief bridge maintenance in the department. Commissioner Ives said the appointment of Robin- Lakeview cemetery.

Bearers were Michael Kondra- ovich, John Turko. Wasel Borod- Elarion Tarasuk, Constantine Zaffes and Edward Pistey. Mrs. James N. Canty Services for Mrs.

Mary Me- Manus Canty, of 38 Pacific street, widow of James N. Canty, who died Tuesday, took place today in St. Peter's church with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial was in St! Michael's cemetery. son resulted from tem examination.

a merit sys- SEWING COURSE SET AT SHEHAN CENTER A 10-week sewing course will be offered for children and adults by the Archbishop Shehan center, 1494 Main- street, which will run Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m., beginning next week, according to George A. Fasolo, executive director. The Tuesday class will be open to beginner sewers, and will include basic instruction in choosing and fitting a pattern, sewing terms, use of a sewing machine, and easy "fun" sewing projects. Thursday classes be for intermediate or advanced sewers, and will include instruction variations of patterns, designing and sewing "with a personal touch." Miss Dale Joan Palais, of Stratford, will be the instructor. Registration for the classes, which will be limited to 10 pupils in each session, may be made by contacting the Shehan center daily from 9 a.m.

to 5 p.m. SHOPLIFTER JAILED Circuit Court Judge John G. Cicala yesterday meted out 60-day jail sentence to Nathan Hall, 31, of 27 Drouve street, for shoplifting. Hall pleaded guilty at a hearing Dec. 14.

Bridgeport police said they arrested the man Nov. 18 in the Post office arcade after they received a complaint he was involved in a shoplifting incident a short time earlier in the Wai- green's store on Main street. During the earlier hearing a second charge of resisting arrest was nolled. DEVELOPS NEW POTATO CANNOCK, England (UPI) Gardener Joe Kirkham has developed a red, white and blue potato. Kirkman, an 85-year-old retired miner, said the new potatoes have blue specks among the more usual red and white and he is naming the variety "Union Jack" after Britain's national flag.

"They not only look good," he said, "they make good eating too." Mrs. Frank Cooney Services for Mrs. Anna Mullery Cooney, 87, of 357 Park avenue, widow of Frank Cooney, who died Tuesday, took place today St. George's church with a requiem Mass. Burial was in St.

Michael's cemetery. The celebrant of the Mass was the Rev. Robert McDermott, who also read the committal. Bearers were Anthony Banyas Frank Fedak, Joseph and Roberi Stone, Jack Gordon and John Fay. Jerome A.

Lobdell Services for Jerome A. Lobdell, 54, of 125 Beaumont street. Fair- ield. who served with the Flying "igers in World War II, who died "hursday in St. Vincent's hospital, vil! take place tomorrow at 10 in the Henry E.

Bishop and son funeral home, 1139 Fairfield avenue, with the Rev. James S. tood, pastor of the Fairfield 5race Methodist church, officiat- ng. Burial will be in Oaklawn lemetery, Fairfield. Mr.

Lobdell, an area resident 25 years, served with the Flying Tigers of the U. S. Army Air 7 orce in China for four years. He was a member of the National riiard 10 years in Saranac Lake, before his World War II iervice. A native of Elizabethtown, Mr.

Lobdell was a partner in the and Cutter Sharp- ming company. South Norwalk. le was past commander of the Thomas J. Nelson post 9427, VFW, in Fairfield. Survivors are his wife, Mrs.

Eleanor Lobdell of Fairfield; a son, Harold F. Collins of Largo, four daughters, Mrs. Rosamond Nadon, Miss Audrey Lobdell, both of Saranac Lake, and Mrs. Donna Cink and Mrs. June aporis, both of Fairfield; a brother, Theron Lobdell of Elizabethtown; four sisters, Mrs.

Anna Hathawav Miss Rosamond Lobdell, Miss Sadie Lobdell and Miss Kitty Lobdell, all of Elizabethtown; nine grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Nicholas P. Macisco, Sr. Services for Nicholas P. Macisco, 47, of 197 Sands place, Stratford, who died Tuesday, took place today in St.

James church with a requiem Mass. Burial was in St. Michael's ceme- The celebrant of the Mass was Rev. William O'Connell. The Rev.

Joseph N. Murphy read the committal. Bearers were James, Fred and Raymond Macisco and Ralph Odice. Wilfrcdo Crespo Services for Wilfredo Crespo six, who died Wednesday a bullet wound received in a gun accident, took place todaj in St. Mary's church with a Mas of the Angels.

Burial was in St Michael's cemetery. George H. Edwards Services for George Hoime Edwards, 86, of 84 Old Orcharc Park, Fairfield, retired secretary or the International Silver cor poration in Meriden, who died Tuesday, took place today in St Paul's Episcopal church, Fair field, with the Rev. Oliver Car berry officiating. Burial was in Mountain Grove cemetery.

Honorary bearers were Rober G. Wheeler, Andrew S. Hunting ton, Armand A. Benoit, Owen D. Collins, Phillip M.

Murphy Malcolm G. Wilber, G. N. Wai ton, Lorin W. Willis, DeVer Warner and Barton J.

Chapman Miss Eleanor Flanagan Services for Miss Eleanor Flan agan, of 510 Wood avenue, who died Wednesday in the Farming ton convalescent home, will take place tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. in the Mullins and Redgate funera home, 1297 Park avenue, and al 11 o'clock in St. Augustine's ca thedral with a requiem Mass Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Sirs.

Frank Guman Services for Mrs. Mary Kaputa Guman, 51, wife of Frank Gu man, of 750 Shelton street, who died Thursday in Park City hospital, a place Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in the Adzima funeral home, 591 Arctic street and at 2 o'clock in St. John the Baptist Carpatho Greek Catholic church with the Rev. John Markovich, pastor, officiating.

Burial will be in St. John's cemetery, Stratford. Panahedeon services will take place Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the funeral home. Mrs.

Selah H. Homan Services for Mrs. Mabel C. Smith Homan, 70, of 537 Harral avenue, widow of Selah Homan. who died Tuesday, took place today in St.

Augustine's cathedra: with a requiem Mass. Burial was in St. Michael's cemetery. Ernest Lloyd, Sr. Services for Ernest Lloyd, Sr.

54, of 20 Sunshine circle, who died Thursday, will take place tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Shiloh Baptist church. The Rev. William Kenney, pastor, will officiate Burial will be in Lakeview cem- The James F. Morton funeral home, 25 Currier street, is in charge of arrangements.

Born in Aiken, S.C., Mr. Lloyd nacl resided in Bridgeport many years. He was a construction worker and a member of AFL- CIO union local 665 for 20 years. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Cornelia Lucille Lloyd; five sons Ernest, Gary, Donald, Clar- St.

John the Baptist Byzantine church. The Very Rev. Thomas Dolinay officiated and burial was in St. John's cemetery', Stratford. Bearers were Richard Ayles, Joseph Ayles, Charles and Stephen Zavodjascik, a Warren and Michael Sirochman, Jr.

usband. are her mother, Mrs. 'auline Kaminski; a sister, Mrs. David Simone, both of Bridge- xrt; and lephews. Edwin E.

McCallum Services for Edwin E. McCall um, 36, of 1823 East Main street who died Thursday, take place tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the Louis A. Abriola and Son funera home, 426 East Washington avenue, with the Rev. Lynn Wood pastor of the Washington Par! Methodist church officiating.

Bur ial will be in Park cemetery. Mr. McCallum was a lifelon, resident of Bridgeport and wa employed by the Connecticu Sunday Herald in the photo de partment. He was a-member the American Newspaper Guilt Survivors are his mother, Mrs Mildred Conkey McCallum, Bridgeport; three brothers, mer J. (Lem) McCallum, Paul and Clinton McCallum, all Bridgeport; and several niece and nephews.

Robert J. Monty Services for Robert J. Monty 54, of 170 Brookfield avenue Fairfield, ivlio died Wednesday took place today in St. Emery's church, Fairfield, with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial was in St.

Michael's cemetery. The celebrant of the Mass wa; the Rev. Dennis 0. Szocs, whi also read the commital. Bearers were James Stocca tore, Brian Halpin, Jerry Caire and Albert Bickley.

Mrs. Robert Nichols Services for Mrs. Minnie Sher man Nichols, 94, of 356 Trumbul avenue, widow of Robert Nichols ivho died Wednesday, took plac today in the James F. Morton imeral home. The Rev.

William Kenney, pastor of the Shiloh Bap list church, officiated. Burial was Park cemetery. Stephen Pribula Services for Stephen Pribula 75, formerly of 1286 Boston ave nue, who died Thursday in Abbe vlanor convalescent home, take place tomorrow at 9:30 a.m the, Adzima funeral home, 59 Arctic street, and at 10 o'clock in Holy Ghost Russian Orthodox church with the Right Rev. John ivko officiating. Burial will bi John's cemetery, Strat St.

ford. Panahedeon services will take place tonight at 7:30 o'clock ii Jie funeral home. Born in Czechoslovakia, Mr Pribula had been a resident Bridgeport 50 years. Survivors are his sister, Mrs Susan Andrascik of Czechoslo- several nieces anc Mrs. Walter Shanchuk Mrs.

Helen Kaminski Shanchuk, 4, wife of Walter Shanchuk, of '0 Kent avenue, died Thursday seph's hospital, her home. Services will take place Tues- ay at 15 a. m. in the Samo- ajczyk funeral home, 740 Kosuth street, and at 9 o'clock in t. Michael the Archangel church vith a solemn Jurial will be emetery.

Mrs. Shanchuk, a lifelong resi- ent of Bridgeport, was a former mploye of the Warner Brothers where she worked 31 ears before retiring two years requiem Mass. in St. Michael's go. Survivors, in addition to her several nieces and Alfred T.

Smith Services for Alfred T. Smith, 0. of 38 Vought place. Stratford. vho died yesterday in his home.

take place tomorrow at in the Charles T. Pistey and ons funeral home, 255 Barnum venue and at 9 o'clock in St. Charles church with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in St. Michiel's cemetery.

Stanley W. Swiatek Services for Stanley William Swiatek, 90, of 234 Palmetto road, vho died Wednesday in Abbet Manor convalescent hospital, will ake place tomorrow in the Mason "uneral home, Pecksville, Pa. Burial will be in St. Adalbert cemetery, Dickson City, Pa. The Albert W.

Spear funeral home, 1222 Fairfield avenue, is in of local arrangements. Lucian F. Thompson Sen-ices for Lucian F. Thompson, 58, of Utica, N.Y., formerly of Bridgeport, who died Dec. 24 St.

Luke's Memorial hospital Utica, took place yesterday Utica. Mr. Thompson, born in Schenectady, N.Y., had lived in Bridgeport from 1936-48 when he worked for the General Electric com pany as an assistant engineer, 1948 he was transferred to GE's Syracuse Electronics Park before joining the Radio Receiv er department at GE's Broac street plant in Utica. Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Carole Baron Thompson of Utica; a son, Lucian B. Thompson of Clinton, N.Y.; and two daugh ters, Pamela and Susan Thomp son of Utica, was in St.

Michael's cemetery, Stratford. The celebrant of the Mass was the Rev. Joseph W. Kupec, who also read the committal. Bearers were Larry Schmidt, Louis F.

Raab, Joseph A. Dellea, and Robert Lazzara. Vito Telesco STAMFORD--Services for Vito Telesco, "9, of 45 Congress street, who died Wednesday in St. Jo- take place Saturday at a.m. in the Lacerenza funeral home, Schuyler avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St.

Clement's church with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in St. John's cemetery, Springdale. Walter Gutowski TRUMBULL--Walter Gutowski, S3, of 70 Jerusalem Hill, Nichols, a retired grocer, died yesterday in Bridgeport hospital. Services will take place Saturday at 8:30 a.m.

in the Ra- dozycki funeral home, 305 Pulaski street, Bridgeport, and at 9 o'clock in St. Michael Archangel church, Bridgeport, with a solemn requiem Mass. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery, Stratford. The Holy Name society, of which he was a member, will recite the Rosary tonight at 7 o'clock in the funeral home.

Mr. Guiowski was born in Poland and had been a resident of Bridgeport and Nichols 65 years. He was a grocer in Bridgeport before retiring in 1940. He was a member of St. Joseph's society.

Survivors are his son, Dr. Stephen Gutowski, of Nichols; three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. DEATH NOTICES JOE COSGROVE I EX-MINOR LEAGUER, 78 WATERBURY (AP) Former minor league baseball player Joseph Cosgrove, 78, died Thursday at St. Mary's hospital after a irief illness. An outstanding figure in the Eastern Baseball League dur- ng the 1920s, Cosgrove played 16 seasons and was highly rated a bunter.

He lived here all is life. The former outfielder was lonored with an annual Gold award in 1965 by the Connecticut Sports Writers Alliance. He is survived by his widow, four daughters and 14 grandchildren. Funeral services will be Friday from the Bergin Funeral Home. Mrs.

Andrew J. Tomas Services for Mrs. Annie vakia, and nephews. Thomas M. Quinn Services for Thomas Matthew Quinn, of 110 South Benson road Fairfield, founder of the Quinn Lowe advertising agency in New York city, who died Wednesday, took place today in St.

Thomas church with a solemn high requiem Mass. Burial was in St. Thomas cemetery. Mrs. George Sabol, Jr.

Services for Mrs. Pauline Pekar Sabol, 43, wife of George Sabol, Tr. of ii3 Mary avenue, Stratford, vho was killed Tuesday in an i day in St. Stephen's church, auto accident, took place today in I with a Mass of the Angels. Burial Tomasko Tomas, 52, wife of An drew J.

Tomas, of 142 Bond street, who died Wednesday in her home, will take place tomor row at 8: 15 a.m. in the H. Lawrence A. Spodnick funera! home, 225 Park street, and at 9 o'clock in St. John Nepomucene 'church with a high requiem Mass.

Burial will be in St. John the Baptist cemetery, Stratford. The Rosary will be recited tonight at 8:15 o'clock in the funeral home. Mrs. George F.

Walz Services for Mrs. Catherine Carroll Walz, 79, of 47 Woodcrest avenue, Stratford, widow ol George F. Walz, who died yesterday in Bridgeport hospital, will take place tomorrow at 8:15 a.m. in the Stratford funeral home of Dennis and D'Arcy, 2611 Main street, and at 9 o'clock in St. James church with a requien Mass.

Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Born in Lakeville, Mrs. Walz resided in the Bridgeport area many years. Survivors are a son.

George Walz of Stratford; two daughters, Mrs. Herbert L. Chapin and Mrs. Catherine Nelson, both of Stratford; two brothers, John and Harold Carroll, of Danbury; three sisters, Mrs. John Will, and Miss Betty and Miss Frances Carroll, all of Danbury; three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Oliver Wilson Services for Mrs. Mary Jones Wilson, 68. wife of Oliver Wilson, of 1106 Stratford avenue, who died Wednesday, took place today in the Messiah Baptist church with the Rev. Reuben Williams officiating.

Burial was in Lakeview cemetery. Mrs. William J. Jones, Sr. MILFORD-- Services for Mrs.

Katherine Amick Jones, 66, formerly of 40 Gulf street, of William J. Jones, who died Tuesday in Port Charlotte, will take place Saturday at 2 p.m. in Grace Baptist church. The Rev. Earl Lehman, jastor, will officiate.

Burial will je in Kings Highway cemetery. The George J. Smith and Son 'unera! home, 135 Broad street, in charge of arrangements. Michael C. Tierney MONROE Services for Michael C.

Tierney, six-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Tierney of Valley View road, who died Monday in Children's Hospital, Boston, took place yester- Necrology Deaths recorded In the city's Bureau Vital Statistics the week ended Wednesday, with date of death, were as follows John Nevln Moscrop, 79, of 27 Nas lane, Dec. 70.

Dorothy L. Neville, 55, of 255 Bultar road, Fairfleld, Dec. 20. Freda Quint, 57, of Abner court, Dec. 20.

Jennie Schumann, 57, of 61 Ortonc street, Dec. 20. Pauline M. Wise, 65, of 71 Knowltoi street, Stratford, Dec. 50.

Sarah Hughes, 72, of 1146 East Mali street, Dec. IB. Theodore P. Kropmon, 86, of 784 How ard avenue, Dec. 16.

Ira Francis Smith, 47. of Wild Rosi road, Wesfparf, Dec. 19. Bessie Kirby, 75, of 447 Burnsford avenue, Dec. 20.

Margaret Mahoney, 67, of 1590 Barnum venue, Dec. 21. Michael J. Mercter, 68, of 95 Merrlam street, Dec. 21.

John F. McCarthy, 66- of 82 Dalev venue, Folrfietd, Dec. 21. Peter Joseph O'Grady, 69, of 251 Roses Mill rood, Milford, Dec. 21.

Joseph Positor, 62, of 321 Clinton Dec. 21- Benlamln Anthony Scalzl, 22, of 922 Stratford avenue, Stratford, Dec. 21. Linda Theresa Scalzi, 20, of 922 Strat- 'ord avenue, Strafford, Dec. 21.

Auaustus Paul Yochey, 75, Of 62 Colenan "street, Dec. 21. Walter J. Coyne, 66, of 40 Wordin avenue, Dec. 22.

Catherine (Chodkowskl) Hodkowskl, of 165 Pacific street, Dec. 22. John P. Mahoney, 85, of 38B Main Street, Trumbull, Dec. 22.

Vincent William Renko, 78, of 170 Broad street, Ansonla, Dec. 22. Karl Rudls, 87, of 92 Warwick avenue, Fairfield, Dec. 23. Sebastian Frederick Rung, 82, of 10J Cottaae street.

Dec. Lou's Serrano, 64, of Brooklyn, N.Y., 22. Sunrise Charles Wehner, 77, terrace, Stratford, Dec. 22. Ernest Becker, 63, of 24B William street, Dec.

23. Andrew A. Coco, 60, of 1395 Boston avenue, Dec. 23. Clarence J- Freeman, 53, of Bldg.

15, Apt 104 Trumbull avenue, Dec. 23. Lillian A. Held, 65, of 659 Noble avenue, Dec. 23 Shirley M.

Honchorlk, 32, of S9A Karen court, Dec. 23. Jane Inglis (Inglese), 85, of 115 Marcy drive, Dec. 23. Edward Schindler, 65, of 135 Sherwood avenue, Dec.

23. Edna Unger, 68, of 257 Cedarknoll drive, Stratford, Dec. 23. Jean Dorothy Berger, 65, of 1632 Broad- jrldae avenue. Stratford, Dec.

24. William Andrew Boroskey, 50, 1047 Maplewood avenue, Dec. 24. John J. MallozzI, 55, of 62 Shern itreet, Dec.

24. Rose Carlson, 79, of 1762 Sfote street intension, Dec. 26. Guiseppe Federlcl, 57, of 214 Colorado ivcnus, Dec. 26.

Mabel C. Homan, 67, of 537 Harra! avenue, Dec. 56. DEATH NOTICES this city Dec. 2S, 1957 Biagio Borlllarl, 1169 Kossuth Street, be loved hosband of EJizobeJh Bor- Illari, beloved father of DominicK anc Bruno Borlllari and Mrs.

Madonna Fohey. Friends ore Invited to attenc the funeral from the S. Spadacclno and Sons funeral home, Washington Avenue, on Saturday, Dec. 30th at a.m., and from St. Charles Church 10 a.m., with a Mass of requiem, terment in St.

Michael's cemetery Friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. Friday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. BIRMINGHAM--In this city, Wednesday Dec. 27, 1967. Miss Lena Birmingham of 2935 Park avenue.

Friends may attend the funeral from the funeral residence of Mullins Redgate, 1293 Pork avenue on Saturday, Dec. 30, 196' at 9:30 a.m. and In St. Augustine's cathedral at 10 a.m. with a requiem high Mass.

Interment in St. Michael's cemetery. Friends may call Friday from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m, FLANAGAN--In Hartford, Wednes day, Dec. 57, 1967. Miss Eleanor Flonapon of 5)0 Wood avenue, Bridge port.

Friends may attend the funera from the funeral residence of Mullins Redgate, 1597 Park avenue on Sot urday, Dec. 30, 1967 ot 10:30 am In St. Augustine's cathedral at 11 o.m with a requiem high Mass. Interment in St. Michael's cemetery.

Friends ma colj on Frjday from 3-5 ond 7-9 p.m. iUMAN--In this city Thursday Dec. 1967. I'ttary Koputa Gumon, beisvsd rr.cfher of Ror.aW G'Jmgri cf 759 sWl'cn Street. Friends are to atterd the furwai frcm the Aa: ma funeral hsme, 59! Arctic Street, en at 1:30 p.m.

and from St. John The Bsp- tisl Carpatho Russian Orthacox Catholic Church, Mill Avftnye. 2 p.m. Interment St. Johns cemetery, Stratford.

Friends may call Friday 7-9, Saturday 2-5 ard 7-9 p.m, Pararieda Services en Saturday at 7:30 p.m. GUTOWSKI-tn this city Dec. 2t. Walter GutowsVi, fainer of Dr Sleaneo GuTswsXi cf 70 Jerusalem Hiil, Friends ore invited to attend In the Radozycki funeral hcme, Pulaskl Street on Saturday msrntrj ct 3:39 ond from St. Michael Church at 9 o.m.

with requiem Mess. IT cemetery. Friends Friday 3-5 end 7-9 p.m. Hcly win reci'e the Rssary Friday evening at 7 o'clsck. ONES--In Port Charbfte, F'a Dec 1567.

Katherint Amlcks JOMS. Jhe late William J. Jcnes, Sr, of 217 N.E. Felion avenue. Part Cftartefre, formerly of Gulf street, MHfcru Services will be held at Grac- Baptist church, Milfcrd, Saturday, Dec.

SOth 2 p.m. Interment In King's Highway cemetery. There will be no calling hours. In lieu of flowers, can- trtoutlons may be made to the Nsrth Port Charlotte Baptist church. Arrangements by George J.

Smith 135 Broad street, Milford. this city, December 25, 1957. Ernest Lloyd, beloved husband of Cornelia Lucille Lloyd of 2fl Sunshine Orcie. Funeral services will Saturday at 1 p.m. from Shiloh Bapr'st church.

Rev. W. Kenny, pastor wiii cf- ficiote. Interment in Lokevlew cemererv. Friends may call Friday evenina from 6 to 9 p.m.

ot the James F. Morion funeral home, 25 Currier street, of Smith. LOBDELL--in this city Dec. Jerome A. LoWell, husband of Eleancr Lyons Lobdell of 125 Beaumont Fairfield.

age 64. Services will be fw'd at the funeral home of Henry E. Bi'snsp 6 Son, 1139 Fairfield Avenue on Saturday at 10 o.m. Interment in Oaktawn cemetery. Friends may call Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.

The Thomas J. Nelson Post V.F.W., will conduct their ritual at the funeral home on Friday evening at p.m. MCCALLUM--tn this city, 23, 1967. Edwin E. McCallum of 1823 E.

Main street, son of Mrs. Mildred Conkey McCaHum. brother of Elmer Paul ond Clinton McCallum. Funeral services will be fietd on Saturday, December 30 at 10 a.m. In ih- Louis A.

Abriola Son funeral home, 421 East Washington avenue, with Rev. Lynn A. Wood of the Washington Park Methodist church officiating, interment in Park cemetery. Friends may call Friday, 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. MCGUIRE--in this city Thursday Dec.

29, 1967. Joseph C. McGuire, of 247 Street, Bridgeport. Friends may attend the funeral from the Long Hill funeral home of Mullins 2. Redgate, Main St.

and Gorham Place (south of the Parfc- way), on Saturday Dec. 30, 15fi7 at 11:15 a.m. ond In St. Charles' Church ot 12 noon with a requiem high Mass. Interment In St.

Michael's cemetery. Friends may call Friday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. NICHOLS--In this city, Dec. 27, 1967. Mrs.

Minnie Nichols of 356 Trumbult avenue. Apt. 103, widow af Robert Nichols. Funeral services wlli be held Friday at 1 p.m. from the Jomes F.

Morton funeral home, 25 Currier street, corner Smith. Rev. W. Kenney, pastor cf Shiloh Baptist church, will officiate, interment tn Park cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening 6-? p.m.

PRIBULA--In this cltv, Thursday, December 26, 1967. Stephen Pribula, formerly of 12S6 Boston avenue. Friends ore invited to nttend the funeral from the Adiima funeral home, 591 Arctic street on Saturday ct 9-30 a.m., end from Holy Ghost Russian Orthodox church at 10:00 a.m. Interment In St. John's cemetery, Stratford.

Friends may coll Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. Pane- hedeon services on Friday at p.m. SHANCHUK--Suddenly In this city Dec. 28, 1967. Helen KomlnsKI Shandiuk, beloved wife of Walter Shanchuk of 370 Kent Avenue.

Funeral services will held at the Somorayczyk funeral home, 740 Kossuth Street, corner St. on Tuesday at a.m. and at St. Michael's Church ot 9 a.m. Interment In St.

Michael's cemetery. Friends" may coil sundoy 7-9 p.m. end Mflftduy J-i and 7-9 p.m. SHEENY--in Derby, December 1967. Former state Senator and Reflrcsenfe- tive, William Edward Shwhy of 199 Coram rood, Shelton.

Funera! jervlcts Saturday morning at 9:15 a.m. from th- James T. Toohey funeral home, 52 Hcwe avenue, Shellon ot 10 a.m. at St. Margaret Mary Church for a requiem high Mass.

Interment In Riverside cemetery, Shellon. Friends may call Friday, 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. SMITH--In this city Dec. 28, 1M7. Alfred T.

Smith, beloved husband of Flora Lecher Smith of 3S Vought Place, Stratford, age 90. Friends ore invited ta attend the funeral from the Charles T. Pistey Sons funeral home, 255 Barnum Avenue, corner Noble, on Saturday ot 8:30 a.m. and at 9 o'clock from St. Charles R.C.

Church with a requiem high Mass. Interment in St. Michael's cemetery. Friends may call 3-5 ond 7-9 p.m. on Friday.

SWJATEK--In this city Dec 27, JW7. Stanley (William) Swiatek of 234 Palmetto Road. Services will be held Irt the Mosan funeral home, Pecksville, Penn. on Saturday, Dec. 30th, 19S7.

Interment In St. Adalbert cemetery, Dickson City, Po. The Albert W. Spear funeral home, 1222 Fairfield Avenue is In charge of local arrangements. TELESCO--In St.

Joseph's Hospital, Stamford, Wednesday Dec. 27, 1967. Vita Tellesco of 45 Congress Street, Stamford, survived by his wife Mario Ferry Telesco. Funeral from (he Lacerenza funeral home, 3 Schuyler Avenue, Stamford on Saturday at 8:30 a.m. to St.

Clement's R.C. Church for requiem high Mass at 9 a.m. Interment In St. John's R.C. cemetery, Springdale, Conn.

Friends may call at the funeral this evening from 7-9 p.m. and on Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. TOMAS--In this City, Dec. 27, 1967. Annie M.

Tomasko Tomas, beloved wife cf Andrew J. Tamos, of 142 Bond St. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday, Dec. 30, 1967, at 8:15 o.m. from the H.

Lawrence A. Spodnick funeral home. Park St. corner Jane St. (East Bridgenort), ond In the church of St.

John Nepomucene with a high Moss of reouiem at 9 a.m. Interment in the family plor In St. John the Baptist Cemetery, Stratford. Friends may call Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday, 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.

WALZ--in this city December 28, 1967. Catherine Carroll Walz, widow of Frank F. Wolz of 47 Woodcrest avenue, Stratford. Funeral services will be held on Saturday morning ot 8:15 a.m. from Stratford funeral home of Dennis i D'Arcy.

2611 A.Iain street, with service also in St. James church ot 9 o.m. Interment in ST. Michael's cemttery. Friends may call Friday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

WILSON--in this city, Dec. 27, 1967. Mrs. A-tary Wilson, beloved wife of Oliver Wilson of 1106 Stratford avenue. Funeral services will be held from the BoptisF cnurch.

Arch street on Friday, Dec. 29 at 1 p.m. The Rev. Reuben Williams will officiate. Interment in Lakeview cemetery.

Friends may call ot the funeral home of M. McDonald Isaac 935 Stratford ave- nuc, Thursday 3-9 p.m. MASS NOTICE There wilt be an anniversary hlah Mass for Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly on Saturday, Decimber 30, 1967 ot o'clock ot 5f.

cft'jrch. Elmer Dunn on Saturday, Dec- 30, al 9 o'clock at BlGSitd Sacrament Church. CARD OF THANKS We wish TO thank our many relatives, friends ond neighbors for their expression of sympathy shown to us dunnq the recent los of our dear husband end father and grandfaihsr. Benjamin Gold. The Bereaved FomiJy IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our beloved mother.

Mrs. Loretta Grliwoid, who passed oway 2 yeors aqo, December 29, 19iS You can rpve bmv one mother, Patient, kind and true, other friend in ell the world, Will be os to YOU, For all Her lovlnq kindness, Srte asked noihinq in return. If all the world deserts you, To your mother you con turn, So al! we con do, aeor Is pray end fend your And leave behind a token of love, To the best mother God ever cave. Scaly missed and lovingly remembered by children and grandchildren. CARD OF THANKS Our heartfelt thanks to relatives ond ricrtds tor their memorial Gilts to Trinity Lutheran church, prayers offered ond expressions sympathy lo us In the loss of our beloved mother, grandmother, qreot-qrondmofrier, qreat-sreet- grandmoirter, Anna V.

Roiman. sincere fhauqrtfruipesj fs deeply aporecf- oted. An additional "thank yau" To John Cnolupo end the DallNwrerj. Cordially, The Members of the Family.