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TWf HAITFORO COURANT: Saturday, Wruary II, mi Hugh of Hartford and several ill i i I ii mnnmi iihiiwi Rosary Society To HoId.Tnroip'tinr Eveningof Recollection I nieces and nephews in New died Friday at a local eon- ain. Funcrai wrvices will heId Dies; Native Of Winsted valescent home. She was at 9 a at in West Hartford and lived thereti churcn Tempe Terrace Bur all her life. She was the oldest living member of the South Garden of Memor Methodist Church. She was a 1CS Cemetery, Tampa, Fla.

Louis Croll, Contractor, Dies at 80 The Rosary Society of the Church of the Immaculate Conception will hold an "Evening of Recollection" at Our Lady of Calvary Retreat House, Farmington. March 2. Buses will leave the church at member of the Kings Daughters. MISS MARGARET E. HOLMES WINSTED (Special) The Very Rev.

Msgr. Cornelius Maloney, She leaves a grandson, Spencer I Miss Margaret E. Holmes, 51 5:45 p.m. Reservations will be VTTU7 buttatv C. Cowrie Jr.

of Huntington Sta-1 i mi. T.ii Croll of 38 shrffiplrt lion. Long Island. N.Y. and tw0iof 20 Grove SL.

West Hartford, received by Mrs. Joseph F. Van nie at CH 9-0590. i iff XI Dlumbine and heatinccontrac-1 gat grandchildren. Funeral; died Friday in Mansfield after tor, died Friday night at New Bri- services will be held Wedncsdayja long illness.

She was born a ain General Hospital alter a short i P-m. me layior ana wo- daughter of Mrs. Alice Frost WIS lAT Holmes and the late William Holmes in New Britain and had illness. funeral iiome, za, wasn- One of the most widely known ington St. The Rev.

Jack Gren-mcmbers of the Jewish commu-jfell will officiate. Burial will be nity here Mr. Croll was born; in Fairvicw Cemetery, -West Hart-in Russia and had lived in New lord. Friends may call at the Break Seen Unlikely of Red Powers WASHINGTON (AP)-A Polish- lived in Hartford for 40 years. She leaves her Funeral Britain nearly 60 years.

'funeral home Tuesday from 7Services will be held Monday at He was a charter member 9 p.m. BNai Israel Temple and its 2 p.m. at the Richard W. Shce-han Funeral Home, 1084 New Britain Ave. Burial will be in mens club, a member of Teph born Soviet expert cautioned the ESPEDITO TIGNA Espcdiio Tigna, 48, of 157 Union ereth Israel Synagogue, a charter Senate oreign Relations Commit member and past president of the West Haven, died Thursday Dunell Hill Cemetery, South Paris, Maine.

Friends may call tee Friday against countin heavily on a split between the Soviet Union and Red China in the foreseeable future. at the funeral borne Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. Contributions may New Britain Lodge of BNai rith St. Raphael Hospital, New Hav- past chancellor of St. Elmo en.

He was born in Hartford and Lodge. KofP, and a member of had a barber shop in West Haven Ilira Tomnlo PnH- anrl Iho CM fftl 23 Vpars Ifo Inavps his uifo ee made to the Elmwood Com While their differences are real, Fellows. He also belonged to the! Mrs. Lillian Onofrio Tigna; amunily Church in hcr memory, Connecticut Plumbing and Heat-j daughter, Miss Sandra Tigna at KENNETH P. CURTIS 41, a native of this city and diocesan director of education in Atlanta, died suddenly Friday morning at the rectory in Atlanta of natural causes.

He was born in Winsted May 29, 1919, the son of Cornelius L. and Catherine Calnan Maloney. He was a graduate of St. Anthony's Parochial School and the Gilbert School class of 1936. both of Winsted, and the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C.

He received his doctorate in education and philosophy at the same university in 1948. Ordained in 1944 Msgr. Maloney was ordained May 15, 1944 in Savannah, by Bishop Gerald O'Hara, and celebrated his first Solemn Mass at St. Joseph's Church He was elevated to monsignor in 1954 when he was appointed private chamberlain to Pope Pius XII. In Atlanta, he has also served as director of the Diocesan Confraternity of the Laity, director of Catholic welfare and pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish.

He built a church, school, rectory and convent. He was co-author of a course of study used in dioceses throughout the country. Besides his mother, of 43 Bridge here, he leaves three sisters, Mrs. John J. Clifford of Newark, N.J., Mrs.

James P. Walsh of ing Contractors Assn. and the New! home; his mother, Evangelin Es- Kenneth P. Curtis, one and Britain Master Plumbers Assn. posito of Hartford; three sisters, one-half month old son of Ray Miss Vincenzqa Tingan of Hart-jmnnH anH rw-nthv TWanlr He leaves two daughters, Mrs.

Sarah Sidcrowf and Miss ford, Mrs. Anna D'Anza of West'tk fm-moriw trick played on him by the zoo's curator of mammals, J. A. Davis, as an experiment. Davis kept the Galago in near darkness during daylight and kept the lights on all night until "bright eyes" was convinced time had reversed itself (AP Photo).

GOOD MORNING FOLKS: This normally nocturnal Galago peeks from his tin can bedroom at New York's Bronx Zoo, all ready to get up at 10 a.m. and go about his business, the exact reverse of normal Galagos' hours. The small African mammal had this dirty Roe Croll. both of this city; four Haven, and Mrs. Enise Avenue East -'cranbv sons Irving Croll of Buffalo N.Y.

0f Philadelphia. Pa. Funeral ser- died Friday at Hartford Hospital', and Leon Crol David Croll and! vices will be held Monday at was born in Hartord Jan Jacob Croll, all of New Britain, a.m. at the Iovanne Funeral, 1l Besides his parents he and 10 grandchildren. jn0me, 11 Wooster PL, New Hav- caves four brothers' Robert A Funeral services will be held in en, with a Solemn Requiem Mass' Curtis Laurence Curtis Jef-Temple B'nai Israel Sunday aft-; iM st.

Lawrence Church, West; frcy G. Curtis and Gerald L. Cur-ernoon at 1.30. Burial will be inHaven at 9. Burial will be in of East Granby; two sisters, Beth Aom cemetery.

Lawrence Cemetery. Friends may, Miss Sandra A. Curtis and Cindy The Hebrew Funeral Homeca at fhe funcra, home Curtis of East Granby. gnd of Hartford is in charge of ar-i3nd Sunday from 5 to 9 jhis paternai grand parenlSi Uvs rangements. and Mrs.

Raymond Curtis Sr. of Memorial week will be observed MRS. THOMAS SWEENEY East Gran()y funera, at his home Mrs. Lillian G. Sweeney, 65, services will be held Sunday ti Friends, if they wish, may make wife of Thomas Sweenev of 319 2 nm at th rww vinV-oni Zbigniew Brzezinski said of the Communist powers, it is more important to understand that they share "an overriding hatred for the free world." Brzezinski is an associate professor of public law and government at Columbia University's Russian fcz'itute.

He appeared in support of a report helped draft for the committee in 1959 while associated with the Center for International Affairs of Harvard University. It dealt with the role played by ideology in international affairs. The witness said American and Western policy should be directed toward cautious promotion of the diversities that exist within the Communist bloc. Serious Differences Soviet Premier Khrushchev, he added, has very serious and bitter ideological differences with Red Chinese leaders, but they "are bound by the feeling they Ski Trip Planned For Young Adults Another YMCA ski trip for Paul Gross Dies At 32; Owner of Jared Tennant Dies at 79; Was Ex-Postmaster is planned for Wednesday. Wash-jJ iueClICai LaOS contributions in Mr.

Croll's mem- Cornwall St died Thnrsdav in nnrl nnc um oon ington's Birthday. Mount Snow, West Dover, Vt Winsted and Mrs. Edward Flem HEBRON (Special) Jarcd uiiu jvim a uncial iiuiiic, uuir nup- Paul 32, owner of two ory to their favorite charity. ing of Jacksonville, Fla. and sev m.

rranc.s nospiiai. ane was meadow aimsbury. The Kev.l- 'a the scot selected for the all born in Utica, N.Y. and had; Arthur Clark of the East Gran-j fe Aav BVmt in Hitinn fn ctiin eral nieces and nephews. Obitu arv eral store owner, and painting contractor here, died at Windham! activities include swimming and lived in Hartford 55 years.

She by Congregational Church will of-was a member of St. Justin's ficiate Burial will be in Elmwood ice skating. His brother-in-law is State Representative James P. Walsh of this city. Funeral services will be held in Ladies Guild.

Besides her hus-; Cemetery, East Granby. There Community Memorial Hospital mi Those going will board the bus GEORGE W. TAYLOR band she leaves two sons, John; will be no calling hours Willimantic Thursday at the age in front of the YMCA, 315 Pearl have to remain united if they are George William Taylor, 93, of Sweeney of Moodus and Thomas of 7f. Street, at 6 a.m. MRS.

ABRAHAM BECKER to surpass the free world." local medical laboartories, died Friday at Mt. Sinai Hospital. He was born July 5, 1928 in West Hartford, son of Mrs. Ethel Dorothy Blumenthal Gross and the late Dr. Benjamin Gross.

He was a graduate of Cheshire Academy, attended Olivette College in and was graduated from New York University with a B. S. degree. He was also a graduate of the Manhattan Medical Assistants Brzezinski told the committee 86 Barry Manchester, died; Sweeney of Broad Brook; Friday at his home. He was born: daughter, Mrs.

Lillian Smith of' Mrs. Rose Schulman Becker, il i I that Khrushcliev believes the So 53. Atlanta Monday. The Rev. Ilde-fonse Gillogly, O.F.M., pastor of St.

Joseph's Church here, will leave Sunday for Atlanta where he will attend the funeral on behalf of his parishioners and the Franciscan Fathers. viet Union is militarily strong Lovington, N.M.; a sister, Miss! ranam oi Mae Green of Hartford, and 10 Maplewood West Hart- in Bloomfield and had lived in the Hartford area all his life. He worked at the Colt's Patent enough that he can promote na UranHrhiMrpn Funeral sprvires wla- mursaay at Ml. ainai He was born in Hebron May 11, 1881 and was a lifelong resident here. In 1900 he formed Tennan's Orchestra, which for many years played at dances in this area.

He was for several years employed by the New Haven Dairy Co. in James J. OToole Dies at Age 39; VA Appraiser CU 1 tional revolutions and still avert Ko MnnHnv at nm UUI II III DOS Firearms Manufacturing Co. for 4 -j mnro fhnn vnarc hffro Cl i 3 HVeU in UK war, and "modesty is not his ma-jor virtue." jvuio "i.iuiv V- Willi a UU1CI111I ilCMUii-lll niaoj ill tirinct in nun Hp -a'o oto RmWoI Bosto" and L011 areas until she School in New York City. But the witness said the Soviet A pprtifiprl mprlipal lahratnru u.

c. moved to West Hartford in Au- Amston. He retired trom his MANCHESTER (Special) cuiK-t, 11. myiui Ul liuil-illl Utf III Ml Ol. Dt'MfUltl vein- i I ii lord and George S.

Taylor of etcrv. Friends mav call at the fUSt BeSldeS her hus technician, he was the founder leader also feels tha thLe Com-and owner of the Gross Medical munists "can not Push Ae es Laboratories, with offices at too hard or it will stand up and painting Business in Joseph OToole Jr 39 Wethersfield; a sister, Mrs. Mae; funeral home today from 7 Nita Naldi, 63, Dies; Costarred With Valentino NEW YORK (AP)-Nita Naldi, who costarred in the 1920s with the late Rudolph Valentino in si of Seymour and Richard J. utfJ. T.

Rilev of Medford, two 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 of the World and St. Peter's Ep-j62 Adams St" Manchester, iscopal Church, of which he was: a real estate appraiser in the Pratt St. and 140 Woodland St. grandchildren and three great-; 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.

He leaves his mother, of West grandchildren, funeral services! Mrs. Delia Mendelovitz of Cranston, R.I., and Mrs. Jennie Mard- tr i an honorary lifetime vestryman, Hartford office of the Veterans Hartford. ERNEST G. FARREN will be held Mondav at 1 p.m.! I Funeral services will be held r.nkrf UI uiuomiiic, ividsa.

runeiai from the Taylor and Modeen Fun-' He leaves two sons, Randal! Administration, died Friday at Tennant of East Hartford and Manchester Memorial Hospital. Jared B. Tennant Jr. of Colum- Rnrn in HartfnrH An 95 Sunday at 11 a.m. in the chapel lent films such as "Blood and Pral Home.

233 Washinrtnn Jordan Wethersfield, died Itu a of the Weinstein Mortuary, 640 at hnmo Ho Wn MV "leiHUUdl Chapel, 1668 Beacon Brook- bia; three daughters, Mrs. Thomas Badore of Amston, Mrs. Wil fight" and the Soviet Union will share in the destruction. The Communist Chinese rulers, on the other hand, think the Soviet Union has such superiority in long-range missiles the Reds "can push very hard and not be afraid to go into local wars," Brzezinski said. He attributed the latest Soviet belligerence on the Congo front to Chinese pressure.

"If we show weakness," Brzezinski continued, "we open up the ine ncv, jumi n. rinuiuy winj officiate. Burial will be in Cedar Ju'y 1875 in England and had Hill Cemetery. Friends may in the Hartford area many Sand." and "Cobra," was found dead Friday in her room at a hotel. She was about 63.

She apparently died of natural Farmington with Rabbi Morris Silverman and Cantor Arthur Koret officiating. Burial will line, Mass. Burial will be in Sharon Memorial Park. Friends the son of James J. and Mary Kelly O'Toole, he was a World War II Navy veteran, and had lived in Manchester for nine voore Via xu oc mrm Knt est iVia liam Adams of East Hartford, and Mrs.

Ambrose A. Roy of bi me mncrai nome today tromy- "re mav call at the funeral home unitarian cnurcn oi narnora. lie Willimantic; a brother, Cheter W. una c.iiiii. uRiuuimi vvcm kii 9 p.m.

and Sunday from 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. causes, but was believed to have been under treatment for a heart condition. E. Gilbert leaves a- son, Maj Tennant ot Unionvui; ji grana be in the family plot in Emanuel Synagogue Cemetery Wethersfield. There will be no visiting hours at the mortuary prior to the funeral.

A memorial service will be held Sunday at 5 p.m. at his home MRS. EDITH ROSE Farren Jr. of Troy, N.Y.; a daughter, Mrs. Thomas K.

Arnold with whom she lived; a sister, children and 13 great-grandchil- AssumpUo Manchester. Besides his parents he leaves Funeral services will be i -u. iJhis wife. Mrs. Alice Wade lie obse.ved in her sister's home at 32 Coolidge Brookline.

The Weinslein Mortuary, 640 Farmington is in charge of local arrangements. Was Chorus Girl Born in New York City of Irish Mrs. Edith Gilbert Rose, 89, parents, Miss Naldi was plucked of 19 Cumberland West Mrs- Harrison Hotchkiss of Gran- in oi. reier iui ui from a chorus line by the late hartford, widow of Alexander by grandchildren. Private Mary; with Rabbi Silverman officiating.

Ann O'Toole; three daughters, Elizabeth O'Toole, Peggy Monday at 3 p.m. The Rev. Gor- I funeral services will be held Mon opportunity for him to get more belligerent. If he is convinced we have no policy in the Congo, he will move into it. "When we don't respond to his pressures, we are weakening his argument with Red China that if Deaths O'Toole, and Carol Jean O'Toole! S'linnol Tncorili and two brothers, John J.

O'Toole P11111111 JUSCpiI, MRS. J. OSCAR GAUTHIER Mrs. Rhea L. Gauthier.

70, wife of J. Oscar Gauthier of 291 Pros day at the James T. Pratt Funeral Home, .71 Farmington with the Rev. Payson Miller officiating. and Martin J.

O'Toole, both of' vn don W. Weeman, rector, will officiate. Burial will be in St. Peter's Cemetery. Friends may call at the Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson Willimantic, today from 7 to a p.m.

and Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. pect East Hartford, died Fri Burial will be at the convenience CROSS. Entered Into rest Feb. 1961. Paul Z.

Gross of 71 Brainard West Harttord, beloved son of Mrs. Ethel Gross and the late Dr. Benjamin Gross. Funeral service Sun I he moves too rapidly there might Hartford. jlVCdll 1JI U1VC1 The funeral will be held Mon-j'rv.

day at 8:45 a.m. from the John DlCS 'dl Age 75 of the family. Those wishing mav'day in Hartford Hospital. She contribute to the buildinc fund born in Holyoke, and be war." day II a m. In the Chapel of the Wein John Barrymore for one of his pictures.

Screen roles in "Glimpses of the Moon," "You Can't Fool Your Wife," "Lawful Larceny," and "The Ten Commandments' followed. Her off-screen name was Donna Dooley, and she grew up in a convent in Fort Lee, N. whtTe her great aunt was mother su- perior. She got a job as a model and later joined the line of the Winter Garden chorus at $15 a week. rZTS rcZZl Unitarian Church, 215 Pearl lived in the East Hartford t.

nerney funeral Home, 21a. i West Center Manchester, to Samuel Joseph, 75, a real es-j Mathematician the Cliuich of the tate broker for more than 40 Pleads Guilty years, died Friday at Hartford Hospital. He lived at 21 Huntington West Hartford. tery. There will be no visiting hours Hartford.

area 50 years. She was a mem-prior to the fuenral service. A Me: ber of Bigelow Chaillpr 31 Ofi morial Service will be held Sunday at, Annlm, Tr jTV' 5 ph. at his late home. ADOLPH KOSINSM 0f East Hartford.

She leaves, be- hart. mis city Feb. u. vt. Miss Adolph Kosinski of 155 Seymour sides her husband, a brother, Anna l.

Hart of 230 Farmington Ave. St. died Friday at a local C. Lcroux of New Hyde A Solemn Requiem Mass will be held: iD l. i i i in the chapei of st.

Joseph's Convent valescent home. He was born in rark, N.i.; two sisters, Mrs. Al-saturday morning at 9 o'clock, inter- Poland, and had lived in LaCroix and Mrs. Arthur ment, St. John's Cemetery, Middle- lr i town.

There are no caiima hours. Tneiford for 32 He was the Douville, both of East Hartford. Manchester, at 9:15 a.m. Burial will be in Mt. View Cemetery, Bloomfield.

Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 NewingtonMan, Hit by Gar, Dies; Driver Is Charged -A-- ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) He was born in St. Petersburg, thur Rogers Roddey, 38, former Russia, and came to Hartford Pentagon mathematician, pleaded There Barrymore chose her for to 9 p.m. and on Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. when he was 5 years old.

He1 guilty Friday to unauthorized use the role of a Spanish dancer in 'ATI7 restaurant business in Hartford Funeral services will be held was graduated from the old Brown1 of secret documents in connection NEWINGTON 'Speciall-Mosesi "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." School in 1900. I with more than 200 defense pa- Is in charge of arrangements. for many years.

He leaves his Her biggest screen successes Monday at 1 p.m. in the Newkirk Haines, 86, of 944 Main died; Tiirv FrPPS RflVQ and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 evening in Hartford A 1CCa 3 wife, Mrs. Waleria Lukasiewicz pers found in his home. behind her, she retired from the OUINN. In St.

Francis Hosoital. Feb. East Hartford. is. ii.

William f. Quinn, husband or Kosinski: a son." Edward Kosin U. S. Judge Albert V. Bryan de- screen as the wife of millionaire Mr.

Joseph founded his real estate business, which was located at 525 Main more than 40 years ago. During World War pital as a result of multiple iii-l TTofol juries suffered when hit by a'111 lcAdkldldl wiyce iBimen uuinn or ijj win Tho R- A KA ferred sentencing pending a pro- j. searle Barclay. She appeared bation report and continued Rod- on Broadwav in 1933 in "The Fire- Wethersfield. The funeral will be held SIW ihu uuugu- ikl uira iumi n.

nmuts today at 1:15 am. from the Thom-jters. Mrs. Valerie Walker of I will officiate. Burial will be in car Thursday.

SL ZTJ, Weuhersneld and Mrs. Helene Cedar Hill hej Bridge Burning cemetery. Friends was hit as Mr. Haines KiM'st ict' cemet "artford; a at the funeral home to- crossed East Cedar street by a' he served with the State Na- dey's $15,000 bond. The prosecu- bird" and "Queer People." Her tional Guard.

He attended the-tion indicated the rest of a 12-1 next stage appearance came near-Congregation Ados Israel. count indictment, including such 20 years later in the supporting Poland and nine grandchildren. i day from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sun-Icar driven by Leonard N. Mc- FORT WORTH, Tex.

(AP)-Six SHARP, In Hartford, February U. 1941, Mrs. Annie Johnson Sharp, 'ife'V Funeral services will be held day from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.lKibbeni 37i of 266 Reservoir Rd. schoolgirls drove- happily along He leaves his wife, Mrs. Freda charges as false statements and cast 0f uta Hagen's comedy "In Lane.jMonday at 8:15 a.m.

at the Tal- johv johnsov iMcKibben is being held under! Arlington-Bedford Road the nightjCassiff Joseph; two sons, Marvin theft of the papers, would be ny Language." Arthur E. Sharp ot 14 Jubrey Windsor Locks. Funeral service at the umo 380 Manlp dropped. fiinu difiriciui aui of Feb. 4.

They were returning Joseph and Jack S. Joseph, both form a movie. West Hartford; a daughter, day at 2 P.M. Interment In Elmwood with a Solemn Reouiem' Jonn l- JOlMSOn, al, Ot lbo4 The penalty under the count to Civil Libd't LeaffUe Cemetery, East Granby. Main died Thursday at Hart Mass at S.S.

Cyril and Metho The car approached a short 'Mrs. Harold Chesky of Miami I which noaaey pieaueu gumy. $1,000 bond on a charge of negligent homicide, pending a coroner's inquest. Mr. Haines was born in New Brunswick, Canada, Aug.

13, 1874. sweeney. in this city, Feb. i. lw.jdius Church at 9.

Burial will be ford Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Americus, anrl harl livprl in H-irtfmvl Aft mrs. uniian ivjreenei aweeney wire of Thomas a. Sweeney of Cornwall; Mt. St.

Benedict Cemetery, bridge over a deep ravine. The Beach, a brother, badore ranges up to 10 years in prison, bridge wasn't there. Neither were Joseph of West Hartford, and six $10,000 fine or both, barricades that had been set up grandchildren. to warn motorists. Funeral services will be held Sun-i MISS AlDergnettl st.

Funeral from Ahem Funeral Friends may call at the funeral Home. 180 Farmington Monday i The Civil Liberties League 206, Independent Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World, will meet at the New Nutmeg Lodge auditorium, 171 Belle vue Sun morning at 30 with a Solemn Requiem nome lOQay irom I 10 p.m. years. He was a member of the He llveLd arniwf Charter Oak Lodge 67, IBPOE of a member of the christ' W. He leaves three brothers.

Silas Congregational for 35 years. Mass In St. Justin's Church at -A fr A A Four boys had burned the day at 2:30 p.m. in the chapel Becomes American 9 O'clock. Interment Mt.

St. Benedict Cemetery. Friends may call at me to 9 p.m. bridge three weeks before. Three, of the Weinstein Mortuary, 640 pirls riiprl as tho rar nliincrprl tn Farmincrtnn Avp with Tfnhhi Mm-- LOS ANGELES (AP) Anna Johnson, Paul Johnson and Eugene was assoc13 sewing- nern r-unerai nome.

aaiuraay eve day at 3:30 p.m. ning ro ano unaay I to ano to PATRICK HUNT Alberghetti, 24, Italian-, tV, Ui. l. i ui Maria Isadore Goldstein, field repre- Johnson, all of New York i3 years, four sisters, Mrs. Irene Haynes of! fetmn 10 years ago.

His chief uic uuuuiii. imce wcie uuiicU- iw ouvciiucui uuii idling. DUiicll Patrick J. Hunt, 59, of Irish will be in the Congregation Ados and actress became an of the Connecticut CjviI In emoriam ized. Indictment Refused Friday the Tarrant County town.

County Mayo, Ireland, died Tuesday at his home. He leaves Hartford, Mrs. Carrie Smith and "ueresl since retirement was Mrs. Gussie Watson both of Fortireal estate and development of Valley. Ga.

and Mrs. Israel Cemetery, Tower Liberties Commission, will speak. Memorial week will be observ-! brunette stood wh EIedi(m of schedued ed at his home. There will be no raised for last month's meeting, will take a bsother, James J. Hunt of Hart grand jury refused to indict the ten of Tallahassee, Fla.

and three i Funeral Monday calling hours before the funeral" "dt" u.1 place on Sunday. CMAPPS. In memory of our father, Joseph Chapps, wn passed away February 17, 1. Gone, but not forgotten. SONS ANO DAUGHTERS boys on a charge of bridge burn- nieces and a nephew, all of Hart- He Ieaves ms TTrs.

brace ford; sevenisters, Mrs. Michael J. Hopkins, and Mrs. William J. Carey, both of Hartford, Mrs.

ford. Funeral services will be A- barman Haines; three ing. "This is the most thrilling de Strong Earthquake Shakes Chilean Towns There will be a third Anniversary John Q'Meara Of Bloomfield, Mrs. but in my whole life." she told reporters. held Sunday at 1 p.m.

at the John I willis Haines of Berlin, Merrill; Foreman Marshall Kennady told C. Clark, Funeral Chapel and Everton Haines of newsmen jury "felt that no Main St. Burial will be in North-I'igton: two daughters, Mrs. i good would come of blighting the nnasa tot ine rcyuc uiv xwi ui Andrew J. DiBella at St.

Peter's Church Monday Feb. 20, 1961 at 100 am. Miss Alberghetti flew here from SANTIAGO. Chile (AP) A wood Cemetery. Wilson, at theiMUdrea Barnes ot Bruns-; entire juture ot a group of bright.

strong earthquake shook a num-'New York City 10 take oatn- Myles Byrnes of East Hartford, Mrs. Thomas Regan of Brooklyn, Miss Mary Hunt and Miss Winifred Hunt, both of Ireland: and several nieces and nephews in this country. Funeral services Bmlinle I. convenience of the family. Rock Roll Sinser wick, Canada, and Mrs.

Allison conscientious-and religious young Brown of Newington; a brother! men. and sister, both of Toronto, On-j "What was done was done on tario, Canada; 14 grandchildren; the spur of the moment, a childish and two great grandchildren, i prank if you will. The boys did Funeral services will be held; not fully realize the consequences ber of towns in the Andes Moun- she returns to New York Satur-tains facing the Chilean capital day to resume rehearsals for her Friday. The shocks lasted 33 sec- starring role in David Merrick's onds. stage production of "Carnival." The Ministry of Interior said Looking on from the audience there was panic among the in.

was her mother, Vittoria. who will habitant hut nn Jama op ThD become an American citizen her- Callahan FUNERHl HOME IHni MAIN EAST HTFO. Tlliptwnt BU t-nm. JA I-JSM JAMES T. PRATT CO.

and burial were held in NEED Combination Screen And Storm Sash Windows And Doors Buy Reliability CALL Still Fighting To Live NEW YORK tUPD-Negro rock at 2 p.m. Monday at Newington! of their act" 'n' roll sineer Jackie Wilson. 26 Kennady said he was asking hMVn an self in a few weeks. was improved but still in critical 'Methodist Church, the Rev. Har condition in Roosevelt Hospital old of the Church of Funeral Service 71 Farmington Avenue Telephone JA 5-8189 Ample Parking Facilities that a reward be posted for the earthquake last September.

MacMiliian To Soeak arrest persons responsible for in Mitinn raih. MacMlUian To I3 removing barricades near the ra- add tl0.n' th wcano Calbuco CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) removing oamcaues near uie ra- as apain in vta nt mm nn Tr Friday with gunshot wounds in- uHigiegauonai, oiuciai- flicted by a woman admirer. Burial wiU in Center Cemetery, here. Friends may call MRS.

GEORGE K. MacAULEY Mrs. Alice Connerton MacAu-ley, wife of George K. "MacAu-ley, formerly of New Britain, now of Temple Terrace, died Thursday at her home. She was born in New Britain and moved to Florida about 12 years ago.

She leaves, besides her husband, a sister, Mrs. James Mc- Minister uaroia Macmn- vine. ion, day. The volcano, which: lan of Great Britain wffl gjve a first erupted 12 days ago and: maj0r address AprU at the simmered down the last few Massachusetts Institute of Tech- Wednesday by Juanita Jones, 23. 1 at e6ton Memorial funeral ccn v.m u- I Home.

20 Bonair Sunday Th's was the act that we feel RTLBTT 7 1 on1 70 W8S dlTeCtlV reSDOnSlblft for tht I RAINARD 113 permu me woman to enter his "tihlltv" 'i deaths he aid asnes aM nology centennial, MIT announc apartment and she produced y.snd, mtnbubons flW he iiC A column of smoke rose ed Friday. ine are Umton FARLEY FUNERAL HOME. INC. TEL. CH 9-5681 Webster St.

at Benton Air Conditioned fA -rt i i gun threatening to kill herself. to fund of el )-vf eres; to 9.150 feet, according to reports The woman, recently discharged K- mritt 01 cnriM- -onSregauon- Mnn 01(1 Province of Uanquihue, Ttit Hertford Hrt Assoeittien I the Woman's Army Corps. a where the volcano is situated. MONUMENTS of distinction! 50 years' axperience. McGovern Granite Co.

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