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afta r-Miii' FIVE THE HARTFORD IT) RANT: FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1954 Standard Metal Work msnu-1 Florida, one step daughter, Hospital Monday. He jft.c, Wiflm Hinc facturers of bent pipe, in which jceoree 1. Johnson of Action Iborn in Italy and lived in Hart- iMlJSs IT IlllL tlCS he was associated with his brotlv ford for the past 44 ears. He Mass two sisters, Mrs. George C.

Scranton of Buffalo, N. and Mrs. Oliver A. Loar of Blue leaves one son in Italy. Funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:30 at the Talarski Funeral Mother Of Slate Representative Island.

111., six grandchildren 1Ho Map(, A wjtn and two step grandchildren. The; quipm ma Sr An. lunriai will lie iiriu oi lire ajr- lor and Modeen Funeral Home, 233 Washington on Monday thony's Church at 9:15. Burial will be in Mt. St.

Benedict Cemetery. Friends may call at the Bunf' home tonight from 5 to CANTOV. Jan. 7 (Special Mrs. Carl Withe, mother of State Rep.

Stanley F. Withe of Burlington, and widow of a former Springfield newspaper executive, died at her home here today of a coronarv embolism. She was nie inn ivit-iiiui iai oi rv, iwi nji Hill. Friends may call at the! tuneral home trom to 9 p.m.! Mrs. Htllda S.

Johnson baturciay and 3 to 5 and to Mrs Hulda Sophia Johnson. STORE HOURS: TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY .30 A.M. to 5 50 P.M. CLOSED MONDAYS PHONE 4-881 1 KR BT' FRIENDLY TEUPHOtf SHOPPERS p.m. Sunday.

The family that in lieu of flowers donations be made to the Heart Fund. Marcel J. C. Gagnon er, 1he late Mark W. Bushnell.

He was appointed judge in February, 1917 to succeed the late Hugh Young. His affiliations included: Past president of the Thompsonville Chamber of Commerce, then known as the Board of Trade; a member of Doric Lodge, AFand AM, since 1905, and a former director of the Masonic Building Association. He was also a member of the building committee for the Masonic Temple on Pearl Street. Long a leader in the Thomp-sonvile Methodist Church, he served in numerous official capacities. He leaves his wife, Mrs.

Ida Fisher Bushnell; a son. former Selectman Ira S. Bushnell: a daughter, Mrs. Irving L. Barn-brick of Enfield; one grandchild and one great-grandchild.

Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Leete Funeral Home, 125 Pearl Thompsonville. The Rev; Theo pastor of the Methodist Church, will officiate. Bur-ia will be in Green Mountain widow of Axel Johnson, died at85 vears old. her home, 1814 Park Thurs- Mrs.

Withe was born in Bangor, day afternoon. She was horn; where her father, Oliver in Sweden June 6, 1873 and had iBickmore, owned a fleet of sail-lied in Hartford for the pastjing vessels. Much of her rhild-26 years. She leaves one son, hood was spent visiting many Long Time Judge Dies At Age 82 Guy Bushnell Was Thompsonville Civic And Business Leader THOMPSONVILLE, Jan. 7 (Special! Guy Ferguson Bunnell, 82, of 254 Pearl for many years judge of the Enfield Town Court, died suddenly at his home tonight.

He served as judge for 20 years, from 1917 to 1937. He was also a business and civic leader here for many years and was prominent in Masonic and church affairs. Until his retirement four years afro, he was superintendent of the Enfield Cemetery Assn. for 18 years. He was born in Starksboro, March 11, 1871, a son of Sidney and Julia Ann Worth Bushnell.

He came to Thompsonville 62 years ago and as a young man was associated with G. H. Bushnell Press manufacturers' of cotton presses used extensively in the South. Managed Pip Firm He was later manager of the Marcel J. C.

Gagnon of 9." Park East Hartford, died daughters, Mrs. Sally father's ships, suddenly Thursday afternoon am1 iMrs Arvi(1 C. Sandstrom, She was married to Carl Withe i WOvf was l1, of Hartford, one brother. I in Hartfo-d in 1886 hv the Rev. hall Kiver a son of Jonn Lindquist in Sweden, three! Charles Stowe and lived in aJu yi 1 nei grandchildren, and one great Imeadow, during most lata Tnnmac I Ma wan' employed in the maintenance de be held Monday at 1 p.m.

at the publisher of the Springfield Union 1 Taylor and Modeen uneral Home. 233 Washington Burial will he in Fairview Cemetery, West Hartford. Cemetery, Starksboro, Vt. Funerals Friends may call at Jhe funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs.

Clara Sinks NEW MILFORD. Jan. 7 i iv 'ill I Mrs. Clara May Sinks. 60.

a Deaths partment of the Newington Veterans Hospital, lie was a member of St, Mary's Men's Club and served in Ihe Navy during World War II. Besides his mother, he leaves three sisters, Miss Theresa Mary Gagnon. Miss Mary Yvonne Gagnon and Miss Dorothy Pauline Gagnon, three brothers, Thomas J. Gagnon, George L. Gagnon and Norman L.

Gagnon, all of East Hartford, and two nieces. The funeral will be held at the Ahern Funeral Home. 1406 Main East, Hartford Monday morning at 8:45 with a solemn requiem mass in St. Ma'ry's Church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in St.

Mary's Cemetery, East Hartford. Friends mav call at the Funeral Home Saturday after 2 p.m. Mrs. John M. Eschenko Mrs.

Margaret Pashkow Eschenko, 13 Putnam wife of resident here for 20 vears. died and later the Springfield Renuh-lican un'il his retivement in 1927. Mrs. Withe made her home in Burlington for a short time following her husband's death in 1917. Later she purchased the Harmon Hamlin homested here where she has lived for the past five years.

She leaves besides her son, a grandson, Stanley F. Withe Jr. of Canton, two granddaughters. Ann and Jane Withe of Burlington, and two great grandchildren. Funeral servis will be hld Monday at 1:30 pm.

at the nickin'on-S'reeter Chanel, 305 State SoringfMrt. Tnterment will in the familv nW Oak Park Cemetery, Springfield. Funeral Service Conduced For John J. Hart at her home today. She retired K7h AHER.V In Durham January 8.

3954. Mm. Mary fCoylel Ahern, widow in October as cashier and public relations director of the in f.r John Ahem formerly of 220 as stitute of World Affairs, of New York City. Mrs. Sinks leaves a sister, Mrs.

E. J. Cameron of Smithfield. Ohio and a nephew. Richard Knight of Detroit.

Funeral services will be held Saturday at Mt. Pleasant, N. Y. The funeral of John P. Desmond of Golf Road, Wethersfield, was held Thursday morning at the Thomas F.

Farley Funeral Home, with a solemn requiem mass in Corpus Christi Church. The Rev. James F. Desmond of Bridgeport was celebrant, the Rev. Francis E.

Nash was deacon, and the Rev. James J. Gannon was subdeacon. Miss Evaline Petzner was soloist. Bearers were William Morrow, Richard Morrow, James Morrow, Philip Desmond.

Martin Desmond and William Desmond, Father Nash and Father Desmond conducted the committal service in Mt, St. Benedict Ceni' men's terry EB0HBIE (Irregulars) if porter Pi John M. Eschenko. died at her Obituary If Many friends and aoeites attended the funeral rhursdv mornin of J. Hart.

99 Patrick Dunn Patrick J. Dunn, 39 So. Whitney husband of the late Hannah (Sheehan)' Dunn, died Thursday morning at Sr. Francis Hospital. nort West Hartford, nrominent Travelers Insurance Co.

executive. At the solemn requiem mass in tte was Dorn in Mamtord, a son St. Thomas the Annctle rburc'v West Hartford, the Rv. John Men's famous Marfsx cotton terry robes heavy, thick and thirsty terry in popular wrap-around style. Assorted plain colors of maize, blue, grey and white.

Small, medium, large and extra large sixes. Kennedy, associate editor of the home late Wednesday evening. She was born in Russia Jan. 15, 1895 and had lived in the Hartford area more than 40 years. She leaves, besides her husband two daughters.

Mrs. John Van Oudenhove of Rockville, and Mrs. Chester P. Kozlowski of Sims-bury, a brother, John A. Pashkow of Somerville, N.

J. and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Taylor and Modeen Funeral Home, 233 Washington St. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.

Walter Kruger Walter Kruger, Broad Street, Meriden, died Thursday morning at a local convalescent home. Mr. Kruger formerly resided in Hartford and had lived in Meriden six years. He leaves two Catholic Transcript, was cele brant: the Rev. George M.

Grady. etery. The funeral of Mrs. Mary C. O'Gorman.

formerly of 22 Belcher Wethersfield, was held Thursday morning at the Finley Funeral Home with a solemn requiem mass in Corpus Christi Church. Wethersfield. The Rev! Anthony J. Sima was celebrant, the Rev. Francis E.

Nash was deacon, and the Rev. James E. Gannon was subdeacon. James E. Finley was soloist.

Bearers were J. Bennett Clune, Paul E. Clune, Eugene T. Kelly, David P. Crottv, Daniel M.

O'Connell, nastor of St. Justin's Church and diocean director of charities, was dncon; and the Rev, James of the late John H. and Sabina Broderick Dunn. He leaves three daughters, Mrs. Percy A.

Russell, Mrs. Francis J. Pellegrino, Mrs. Fizten Dahlin, two sons, John J. Dunn and Joseph J.

Dunn, eight grandchildren, all of Hartford, and one sister, Mrs. Margaret Brunner of Stamford. He was a member of the Men's Club of Our Lady of Sorrows Church, and the Laymen's 'Retreat League. Services will be held Saturday at 8:15 a.m. at Dillons Funeral was subdeacon.

The Rev. Philip F. Coholan was mas-te" of ceremonies. Pi'-psent 'n. the sanctua-v were the "ost John F.

nnxi''ary b'shop of Hertford: the Pt. Tirr, Jnhn the Rt. Pev. Msgr. William J.

Pv. Jonh Leo, Home, 53 Main St. with a solemn requiem mass in Our Lady of Sorrows Church at 9. Burial will end Michael V. Nolan.

Father Sima conducted the committal service, assisted by the Rev. John Hannon, in St. James Cemetery, Manchester. The funeral services for Dora Shaffer Gurwitz. widow of Abraham Gurwitz.

of 222 Griswold rr anrT the Rev. Martin Joseph be in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery. sons, Walter W.

Kruger of Meriden and William R. Kruger of Denser, three daughters, Mrs. iGretchen Marley, Mrs. Marie LaConche and Miss Emily Kruger. all of Hartford, and eight grandchildren.

Private funeral Andrew J. Manfredi C.P. The Patrician Quartet sane the responses of th mass, and a fkieeation from River Andre? JiManfredi. 46. of 112F services will be held Friday.

West Hartford, were held Hopewell5 South Glastonbury, died Wednesday after a long ill side Council. Knihts of Columbus. Windsor Locks. Other dele- armmton Avenue. Funeral from Ahem Funeral Home.

180 Farmlngton Avenue. Friday morninc at 8:45. with solemn leouiem mass In St. Joseph's Cathedral at 9 o'clock. Interment St.

Mary's Cemetery, East Hartford. BROOKS In niatnnburv. Jan. S. W4.

Charles D. Brooks, hushand of Lilian fRirharrts) Prnnkn of 170 Wst Hartford. Funeral service Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Morrison W. Johnson Inc. Funeral Home.

749 Alhany Ave. Interment Oreen Ceme tery. Glaslonhury. Friends' may call at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9. Dmitri In New London.

Jan. 7. lSi4. Mrs. Anna Dmitruk.

wife of Michael Dmitruk of Forest St. Fi'reral from the J. Wazkleivicz Funeral Home, 4.1 VVethersfield Ave. Saturday at 2 p.m. Burial in Zion Hill Cemetery.

Friends mav call at the funeral Jiome today from 4 to 10 p.m. DI'W In Francis Hospital. Jan. 7, W4. Patrick J.

Dunn of 39 South Whitney St. Sen-ices from Dillon's Funeral Home, 53 Main on Saturday at am. Solemn reouiem rr.ass In Our Lady of Sorrows Church at 9 a.m. Place of interment, Mt. St Benedict Cemetery-1 ESfHEXKO In Hartford.

Jan. 1954. Mrs. Marearet Pashkow) Eschenko, wife of John M. Eschenko of 134 Putnam St.

Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a from the Taylor and Modeen Funeral Home. 2'S Washington St. Burial In Cedar Hill Cemetery. rTzr.FR.M.I Tn Hartfrrif. Jan.

5. 1W4 Arthur Fitzgerald, hushand of Mr. Florence 'Remiliard Fitzeerald. of 956 Asvlum Ave. Funeral will be held Saturday at a.m.

from the E. n. Fisette Funeral Home. 20 Sisson Ave. with a solemn reouiem mass tn St.

Cathedral at 9 Burial VtH be In Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. GACXOX In Newlneton, Jan.

7, 3954 Marcel J. C. Cannon, 95 Park East Hartford. Funeral from the Ahern Funeral Home. 140S Main East Hartford.

Monday mnrnin at 8:45 with a. solemn mass In St Mary's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, East HRriford. Friends may rail at the Ahern Funeral Home.

East Hartford, after 2 p.m. Saturday. CI.VVV Tn Wet Hartford. Jan. 7.

1954. Ann Lenihan Glvnn, wife of Thomas Clvnn of Hartford. Funeral will he hld Monday morninr at 8:15 from the Thomas F. Farley Funeral Home. 96 Webster with a solemn requiem mass in St.

Justin's Church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery. St.

Justin's Ladies Huild will meet at the funeral home Sunday evening at 8 for the recitation of the rosary. Friends mav call at the funeral home after 7 o'clock Saturday evening. A FRF PI January 6. 1954. Andrew Manfred! of 1125 Hopewell Road.

South Glastonbury, son of Mrs. Marv Malchiodl Manfred! Funeral from the Sullivan Funeral Home. 50 Nauhuc Avenue. Glastonbury. Saturday at 9:15 a m.

Solemn requiem mass. St. Au-pustine's Church. South Glastonbury at 10 I.rti. Burial in St.

Augustine's Cemetery. Friends mav call at the funeral home from 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. MRRH.i; At Kaval Hosni'al, Newport. R.I., Jan. S.

1954, Mrs. Miriam Vincent Merrill, wife of Capt. Sidney B. Merrill, formerly of ProsDect Street. Bloomfietd.

Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at th Federated Church In Bloomfield. Burial In Mountain View Cemetery, Bloomfield. Friends may call at the Charles H. Vincont Snn Funeral Home, t-'otv meadow Street, Simsbury, today from 7 to 9 p.m.

PrXI.ETT Jan 7, 1954. Henry G. Pel Burial will be in Walnut Grove Thursday afternoon in the chapel of the Weinstein Mortuary ness. Born in New York City, son Cemetery, Meriden. of Mary Malchiodi Manfredi and with Rabbi Morris Silverman and Cantor Arthur Koret offi options from th T-velers en dub, and Hi St.

Thomas Men's attended. Father Kennedv conducted the committal service in Mt, St. Benedict Cemetery. Mrs. Sidney D.

B. Merrill Mrs. Miriam Vincent Merrill, 38, wife of Capt. Sidney D. B.

the late Beni Manfredi, he had lived in Glastonbury for Ihe past 41 years. He leaves the late Beni Manfredi, he leaves ciating. Bearers were Alan R. Gurwitt. Arthur Meister, Arnold Merrill, S.

Navy, stationed at pajamas; i i -ILS3) (irregulars) If perfect 2.ffl A Irregulars of famous male PJ's with tiny hard-to-find flaws. Broadcloths and cotton flannels in plain colors and fancy patterns. Choice of coat and middy styles in sizes and but not all patterns in all sizes. Newport, R. and formerly of Prospect Street, Bloomfield.

died Wednesday at the Naval Hospital, Newport, R. I. She was born J. H. Lancaster Dies Former Commissioner MTCHFIFLD, 7 Spe- E.

Buchman, Steven E. Buch-man, David H. Gurwitt and Herman Gurwitt. Burial was in the First Ludmir Benevolent Society Cemetery. Memorial week is being observed at her late home.

The funeral of Charle A. Mor- rA besides his mother, three brothers, Anthony F. Manfredi, Dom-enic G. Manfredi. and James G.

Manfredi. all of Glastonbury, and a sister. Mrs. Phillip Gulielmetti, of Portland, and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held at the Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 Naubuc Glaston Bloomfield Dec.

fi. 1915, daugh ter of Mrs. Carrie Tuller Vincent and the late Edward P. Vincent, and a brother of the late Joseph H. Lancaster, br, or Litchfield, former county commissioner, died lafe Wednesday night at the Migeon Manor, Tor-rington, after a long illness.

gan, mi cottage urovr P. Vincent of Bloomfield. Besides her husband and mother, she Bloomfield, was held I nursnay ai the Taylor and Modeen Funeral bury. Saturday at 9:15 a.m. with a solemn reouiem mass in St.

Augustine's Church. South Glas leaves one daughter. Miss Pa Born in Newtown, he was Home with th Rev. Roscoe F. tricia Ann Merrill, one brother, graduated from Torrington Hifh tonbury, at 10 a.m.

Burial will be Metzcer officiating. The bearers Edward Tuller Vincent of Hyatts- were Raymond L. Griffin. Ron School and Yale Law School. Jn 1910 he moved to Litchfield and in St.

Augustine's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral ville, and one sister, Mrs. ald M. Griffin. Maurice S.

Ste Robert D. Venner of kndicott, home today from 3 to 5 and 7 vens and Kenneth F. Davidson. ioined the law firm of the late John Hubbard, and later served T'. UCKl'C CIIBkllCI-HKJftC N.

Y. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the STREET FLOOR I as vice president of Ihe Trumbull Vanderpoel Electrical Mfg. Co. of Bantam.

He served as coun- Federated Church, Bloomfield. Burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery, Bloomfield. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery. Southington. The funeral of Mm.

Marco Ma-selli, 364 Wethersfield was held Thursday at the D'Esopo Funeral Home with a solemn requiem mass in St. Augustine's Church. The Rev. Thomas Mulcahy was celebrant; Ihe Martin T. Keane, deacon, the Rev.

Thomas H. Dwyer was subdeacon. Mrs. Sybil C. McCarthy was soloist.

The bearers were Nicholas D. Maselli. Nicholas A. Maselli, Dominic T. Maselli.

Daniel J. Maselli, Pasquale S. Russo and Nicholas R. Russo. Father to 10 p.m.

Henrv G. Pellelt Henrv Gildersleeve Pellett, 52 South Whitney died in Preston Thursday morning. He was born in Hartford May 25, 1874 and lived here all his life. He was employed, at the Hartford Fire Insurance Co. for 36 years.

He was a member of the Center Church of Hartford for many years. Besides, his wife, $rs. Minnie Eppler Pellett, he leaves a daughter. Mrs. Edwin L.

Ket-ter of Attleboro. and a granddaughter. Funeral services will be. held Safurday at 2 p.m. at the Rose Hil! Funeral Home, Elm Strec, Rocky Hill, with burial in Rose Hill Memorial tv commissioner from 1916 to, 1932.

He was a member of the Sane- turn Club 'if Litchfield, Tunxis Club of Tolland, Litchfield Coun'v University Club, and Litchfield Country Club. He leave his wife, Katherine H. Lancaster of Litchfield: a daughter, Mrs. Edward E. Wea-1 dock of New York City; a son John Hatheway Lancaster of Litchfield; a sister, Mrs.

B. Farnham of Orlando, and i three i The funeral will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at St. Michael's Fpiscopal Church, Litchfield. Burial will be in East Cemetery, i Litchfield.

1 Friends may call at the Charles H. Vincent and Sons Home. Hopmeadow Street. Sims-bury today from 7 to 9 p.m. Richard K.

Blair Richard Kenneth Blair, 15-month-old son of Wallace and Alva Davis Blair of Center va Davis Blair of Center Collinsville died Thursday at St. Francis Hospital. Funeral will be held Saturday at 8:30 a.m. at the Charles II. Vincent and Sons Funeral Home, Honmeadow Street.

Simsbury. Burail will be in St. Bernard's Cemetery, Tariff-ville. Mrs. Thomas J.

Glynn Keane conducted committal serv husband of Minnie Eppler of 52 So Whitney St. Services ices in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery. The funeral of John A.

Goberis, 33 Babcock was held Thursday at the Molloy Funeral Home Park, Rockv Ilill. Friends may Saturday 2 p.m. at the Rose Hill Fu neral Home. Rocky. Hill.

Interment, Rose Will Memorial Friends mmeM is with a solemn requiem mass in may call at the. funeral home tonight Holy Trinity Church. The Kt. Mrs. Ann Lenihan Glynn, of call at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 10.

Mrs. Michael Dmitruk Mrs. Anna Dmitruk of Forest died Thursday morning at Lawrence Memorial Hos Rev. Msgr. John J.

Amnot was from 7 to ,10. Those wishing transportation call 9-3381. Rnoo In Hartford, January 6. 1954. celebrant, the Rev.

Walter J. In lieu of flowers, friends are asked to contribute to the Heart Fund. D. Frank Conkey Dies Foot Guard Veteran Lawrence R. Rose of 35-F Dutch Point Hartford, died in a local convalescent home Thursday She was born in Hartford, a daughter of the late Thomas and Pransketis.

deacon, and the Kev. Peter P. Karlonas, 6ub-deacon. Funeral Saturday morning at 11, o'clork at the Funeral Home ot The bearers were Anthony Wil I 1 pital. New London.

She was Taylor and Mndren. 233 Washington Street. Burial in Northwood Cemetery. born in Austria in 1890 and had lived in Wilson 23 years before moving to Hartford 20 years Windsor. VPMMC.E Tn Bloomfield.

Jan. S. 1954 liams, Robert Benasevich, Paul Bulvocius. John Motekaitis, Joseph Asevicius and Peter Matu-lavich. Burial was in St.

Mary's Cemetery, East Hartford, where William Howard Velhage. 21. of 2 Jerome Bloomfield. son of Waller and Helen Koch Velhage. Funeral WCO(D)I.

Father Pransketis conducted com' mittal services. The funeral of Mr. Joseph WoJ services Friday 1 p.m. in the New-kirk nd Whitney Funeral Home, 77S Farmington Wet Hartford. Interment.

Mt. Pleasant Section of Zion Hill Cemelery. Hartford. D. Frank Conkey, a veteran of more than 50 years service in the i First Company, Governor's Foot i Guard, is dead in Sarasota, Fla.

Mr. Conkey retired from the i Foot Guard in 1939 with the rank ganization granted AOIN Oyk of major, and when he left his home in Manchester to live in Florida 12 years ago, the organ- ization granted him a life membership. He was one of three members with more than 50 years' service, and had been a captain and quartermaster for; most of his Foot Guard career. He was a native of Manchester tvna. 124 Franklin was held Mary Downey Lenihan.

Besioes her husband she leaves two brothers. Dennie M. Lenihan of Lake Forest, 111. and Maurice Lenihan of Pittsburg, three sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Novello of Hartford.

Mrs. George McNamora of Windsor, and Mrs. Robert Carroll of East Hartford. She was a member of St. Justin's Ladies Guil and the Go'd S'r Mothers of World War II.

The funeral will be' held Monday mnr'ng at 8:15 at the Thomas F. Farley Funeral Home, 96 Webster St. with a solemn requiem mass in St. Justin's Church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be In Mt.

St. Benedict Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 o'clock Thursday at the Talarski Funeral ago. Besides ner nusnana sne leaves a- son, John Colton of East Lvnn. two daughtesr, Mrs.

Marv White and Miss Virginia Dmitruk, both of Hartford, a brother, Wassel Haluchak of South Lyme, and four grandchildren. The funeral will be held at the J. Waszkelewicz Funeral 43 Wethersfield Saturday at 2 p.m. Burial will he in Zion Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 4 to 10 p.m.

Funeral Directors Home with a solemn requiem mass in SS. Cyril and Methodius Church. The Rev. Stanislaus Musiel was celebrant; the Rev, Walter S. Sieracki, deacon, and FfTXERAL HOME 719 Albany Ave.

the Rev. Marion T. Karwacki sub-deacon. Bearers were John J. Bill.

Joseph Poltorak. Joseph J. and was in the produce busineis Forrest H. Crafts CTD in Hartford for many years. Aft Wojtyna, Walter Wojtyna, Michael T.

Hornat and Nicholas Hor- Forrest H. Crafts of 157 Sis- Talarski Fvniral Horns 880 MAPLE AVFNTE Phono 46-1377 Sahirdav evening St. Justin's er leaving the produce business, i he was a Studebaker dealer in retf. $45, $55 Father Karwacki conducted nat Indies Guild will meet at the committal services in Mt. St.

Funeral Home Sunday evening at Benedict Cemetery. 8 o'clock for the recitation of Ave. died Thursday evening lat St. Francis' Hospit la. He was I bom in Gardner, May 1 24 1898 and had lived in Hart-jford for the past 20 years.

For the past, three years he had ibten employed in the experi the Rosary. John Kaborski John Kaborski of 8 Wood FARLEY FUNERAL HOME inc. Wfeter St at lanton TEL 7-8271 bridce died at his home Manchester. Jn 1926 Mr. Conkey was an executive officer with the Foot Guard when it traveled to Europe with the Putnam Phalanx.

Dur-1 ing a recent visit to Hartford he i was honored with a special re-1 view by the First Company at the State Armory. He leaves his wife, a daughter and two grandchildren, all of Sarasota. Want Active Tolice Beat SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7 iff Inspector Marion C. Overstreet, Wednesday night.

He was born The funeral of Mrs. Francis P. Cahlll, 236 Ashley was held Thursday morning at the Ahern Funeral Home with a solemn requiem mass in St. Joseph Cathedral. The Rev.

John T. Shugrue was celebrant, the Rev. John J. Bennett, deacon, and the Rev. James E.

Harrison subdeacon. Soloist was Mrs. Amy T. Langton. Delegations attended from the Ladies of St.

mental laboratories at veeder-Root. He a a member of Grace Lutheran Church and was formerly a member of the church council, the Men's- Brotherhood, and the church" choir. During World War I he served with the U. S. Navq.

and he was a member of Leslie Pierce JMES T. PRATT CO. in Poland and has liven in Hartford for the past 38 years. He leaves his wife, Pearl Wieczorek Kaborski. Funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:45 at the Talarski Funeral 380 Maple with a requiem high mass in SS.

Cyril and Methodius Church at 9:30. Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral Smart, comfortable suits in a variety of fabrics including all wool gabardines, unfinished worsteds, tweeds, shetlands and mixtures.

Stripes, checks, plaids and solid colors to choose from in two and three button models. Regulars, shorts and longs Included, but not all sizes or colors in every style. ITi MEN'S CLOTHING STREET FLOOR Post No. 3365, VFW, of Hart Joseph, St. Francis Hospital Auxiliary and the St.

Francis Fiinpral 8ervlf 71 Farminqton Avtnut V- 5-8189 Ample, Parkin Facilities ford. He leaves his wife, Ldith Granlund Crafts, a son. Nor man E. Crafts of Hartford, four daughters. Mrs.

Leo Gilmartin Alumnae Association. Bearers were Carl J. Polce, Francis X. Fenton, Harry R. Bacon, George H.

Lemay, Samuel R. Kane and James O. Whalen. Father Bennett conducted the committal service in Mt St. Benedict Com- head of gambling suppression for the San Francisco police vice detail, asked Police Chief Michael Gaffey for a transfer.

His reason: the beats too quiet. "It's getting me down," Over-street confided. "I like to be activt." home today from 5 to 10 p.m. Rafsaele Contl jf Manchester. N.

Mrs. fred-erick L. Heninglon of est De Moines. Iowa, Mrs. James Taylor Si Modeen Dtreelort Rafsaele Conn of North Mea Cuca of DesPlaines, 111., and ra wA5HiT rt, teu MiniMiss KatherT.

L. Crafts in dows died at the McCook Me-'etery..