The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-05
Sacred Heart Church Inadequate to Accom- mOdate Borrowing Throng-Father
 ShanIey's Fine Tribute to
 Deceased Pastor
Nearly 200 Priests Assist at Solemn High of Re
 ~quiem = Quartet Sings Dead Priests Favorite
 Hymn-Chorus of s5 Chants Gregorian Mass ss-

1; of Isabella; five for the Holy Name 1 society; five for the Ancient Order of 1 Hibernians; and five for the Knights l of Columbus The pail bearers, hon orary and active, occupied seats to the 1 left of the bier.
 At the offertory Miss Margaret Cummings and Mrs. John E. Casserly sang a duet, 70, Cor Amorfs"' At the
 end of mass the quartet, Miss Cum
 naings, Mrs. Casserly, William Chew
 and Thomas DriscolI, rendered, Rock
 of Ages
 The funeral services were followed l by announcement that the congrega-
 tion might pass the bier for a final
 view of the remains, and hundreds
 avatled themselves of this opportunity.
 It was 12:3O before the church was 1 cleared of all save the guard of honor l Besides the officers of the mass, | among the priests who assisted were:
 F. M- Murray, Gui1ford; N. P. Cole
 man, Riverside; William H. Redden,
 Unionville; J. Coyle, Ugarda, Africa; W. H. Flynn. Hartford; D. D. Hutch insen, New Haven; A. Rosset, Hart
 ford; F. J. -Luden, CroIawell; John D. Coyle, New Haven; M J. O'Connor. ven; R. J. Carroll, South Norwalk; James Heating, New Haven; J. J. Mo- CN@. ThompsonFiIIe; J. Burke, Glen yilles J. Curtin, West Haven; John G.
 Murray, Hartford; E. J. LaI1y, Water bury; J. .sJ. McGettrick, West Haven; J. J. Downey, Hartford; E. L. Sullivan,
 Port Chester; M. M. Keon, New Ha- ven; Francis E. May, Hartford; Joseph H. King, Torrington; M. J.. DuHard. Danbury: Luke F,itzsimnons, water
 bury; James J. Smith, New Haven; P. H. Mclean, Milford; James I. Dorian, Tarifville; James Ford, New Haven; T. S.. Duggan, Hartford; S. F. Cher
 nitzky, South Norwa1k; J. B. Joyce. D.. D., MiddIetown; T. J. brennan,
 South -Norwalk: D. F. Hurley, East
 Hartford; William J. Doolan, South ington; J. H. Broderick, Norwich; W.
 T. O'Brien, Waterbury; F. H. Herman, 1 New London; M. L. Reagan, New Brit.
 ain; B. P. Curran, Bridgeport; A. E..
 Komara, Bridgeport; M. Yudt, Bridge
 port; D. F. Bailey, Shelton; Patrick gan, Ansonia; Francis A. Jordan,
 Washington; John Anderson, Bridge
 port; Edward F. Neuriher, Bridgeport;
 T. J. Kelley, Bridgeport; J. F. Quinn, Hartford; G. T. Sinnott. Newtown; B. 1 M. Donnelly, Grosvenorda1e; w Judge,
 A Van Oppen, Meriden; M. A. Sulli-l van, Hartford; J. Sinnott, Ansonia;
 John F. Mcdonald, Hartford; Thomas
 J. Finn, South Norwalk; Val J. F'and-. roy, South, Norwalk; A. F. Harty, New Haven; M. H. May, Rockville; J. F.
 Murphy, Bridgeport; ID. Tomaseli, Bridgeport; T. P. Mu1caIy, Bridgeport; w J. Lyddy, Southington; w. A. Mo Cram, Milford; E. M. Hayes, Jewett
 City; Joseph M Raniszewski, Stam- l ford; John F. Quinn, Waterbury; Will liam R. Rogers Hartford; J. B. Fay, New Britain; William P. Lahin, New Haven; D. F. Moran, New Haven; B. J. Cotter, Danbury; M. J. Golob, Bridgeport; Arthur G. Cavanaugh, Hartford: T. J. O'Leary, New Canaan; T Te-11 N1TI,
 mott, Bridgeport; John F. Moore, Hart ford; Edward F1annery, HazardviHe; J. H. Sheehan, Terryvil1e; T. B. Sul1i-|
 van, Chester; M. J. Ryan, Greenwich;
 A. Rizzo, Torrington; A. F. Corrigan, Stamford; J: A. Callahan Bridgeport;
 Angelo De Tow,S Bridgeport; R. F.
 Fitzgerald, Derby; Edward V. Murphy, i Bridgeport; J. J. Egans New Milford;
 R. F. Shorte11, Ridgefeld; E. F. Walsh, l Waterbury; J. J. Duggan, Westport;
 M. A. Pankausazas, Bridgeport; J. A. | O O'Meara, South Manchester; J. C.. l Lynch, Stonington; J. J. Kennedy, 1 Bridgeport; J. E. Derwin, WatervilIe; i M. O'Brien, New Haven; P. J. O'Reil1y, l MontvilLe; A. O'Keefe, Torrington; T. Byrne, c. S. sp.. Ferndale; c. H Pa Quette, New Haven; c. T. McCann,
 Manchester; H. Dahme, Bridgeport; W. J. Tanning, Union City; F. J. Mur- ray, Branford.
 The funeral car attached to the 2:32 i train bore besides the ibereaved rela- ! tives, Fathers Judge, and Mooney, the 1 assistants of Father Sweeney in the I Sacred Heart church; John Cullinan, the funeral director, the active pail bearers; several members of the Holy Name society; and delegation of the
 A O. H., which included National Sec retary P. J. Sullivan. of Thompson vile; State President William T. May, State Chaplain Rev; Edward F1annery Of HazardviIIe; other State officers, and County officers headed by County Pres ident T. P. Coniffe, of Danbury. Oth-I
 CTS in the Hfbernian delegation were Col. J. H. McMurray, James Small James Whaley. Joseph P. Reilly,
 Thomas McHugh, James Mclaughlin, Col. T. J. Murphy and Captain John J. Mccarthy.
 The cortege from the church to the railroad station was led by delegations of the Hfbernians and the Holy Name society of the Sacred Heart church,
 who marched in double file. The car
 rfages contained the relatives, several priests, and state and county officers
 of the Hibernians.
 Luncheon was served at the Strat- field to the visiting prieses, at the close of the obsequies.
 The euIogy of the deceased pas
 tor delivered by Rev. Walter J.
 Shanley. DID,, of St. Peters
 church, Danbury, will be found on page four of this issue.