The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-23

the church
 The active palibearers were; ThoF. F. Reilly, Robert E Hurley Jamea C.. Grace. Hon. Patrick Kane, vii l liam Doolan, T. }. linn, P R., H. Thomas Mnrrissey and Attorney Thos. 1 M1 Ca1iiiman
 The Honorary paIIbear4rs were Revs. Walter Js z1aanleEs R Wil- liam DooIan. T. J, Finn, F. P. 5 F. Carroll, o. D. Coyle. Luke E'itzsiu1- mons J. B. NihiiI T J. Kelley. J. F. ] Murphy. P. J MeGivney and the fol- lowing layn1enk George Stapleton. llt- Echaei GiIhuley Dennis Harzetlv. Thomas Dewitt. Peter YY- VYfen. and j During #ervfcas a large cfoVIC l had gathered outside the church I lWashinEton avenue ms far south as Golden F1iII street and as far north as Milne street was completely blorked with spectators detail of police under Sergt Wheeler was on hand to see that the crowd kept within the proper lines. High powered automobiles with fashionably clad occupants and deliv- cry wagons with shirt sIeeved drivers waited side by side. As the caskek was taken down the church steps the assernb1age stood with barred heads until the procession had passed Then began the trip to the cene- terry The streets through which the cortege passed were lined with peonle who stood in respectful attention e5 the hearse and the long line ef coaches went by, The commtttaI service was read by Father ". J. Deo1an of Southington. Bishop Milan was unable to accom- pany the body to the grave because he had to administer confirmation in am other city.
 The church choir which was or- ganized by Father dcEIroy when he became rector Of the church, rend- cred a special musical program dur ing the mass under the direction. of Prof A. IT. Brlsebois, as follows:
 Funeral march, Beethoven
 Processiona1=O Cor Annoris. Hymn.
 Introit, Requiem aeternam, Schmidt.
 Kyrie. Schmidt
 Graduale. Requiem aeternams Bris- bois.
 Tract, Aosoive aeternaxn, Erisebois.
 Dies ir3e, Sequence.- Schmidt.
 Offertory, Domino Jesu Chriatel Schmidt.
 sanctus and Benedictus. Schmidt
 Ave yerum. unaccomDanied.
 Agnus Del. Schmidt.
 Communion, Lux Aeterna., Chant
 Pie Jesu, Lebach.
 Libera Me, Dressilr.
 s Come Unto Me (quartet), Jerome.
 If With All Your Hearts, 8GendelH- sohn.
 The music of the mass was by tne quartet, soprano, Miss Elizabeth g. stanton; alto; Mrs Fenton Kelley; tenor, Prof. A. T. Brisebois; bass, Jo- seph E. Wade. Pie Jesu" was sung by Miss Aurelia Berger; and s'If With All Your Hearts" by Arthur Levasseur.
 Priests Present
 Revg. J Mclaughlin, New York; p L. Gleason. Stamford; R. T.. Rlmagsis Q. F., New Haven; H. J. McAdanus O. F., New Haven; Walter J. Shanley. D. D.. Danbury; J. H. Carroll. Wall ingford; A. E. Komara, Bridgeport J. H. seiferman. Bridgeport; e. A Leddys Seymour; J. P. Callahan M F. McAu1ifEe, Hart ford; J. F. McGivney, Westviiles F. q. Bridgeport; James c. Q o'Brien' Stamford; F. F. GuPrran. Bridgeport; J. J. Duggan, Westports J. F. Murphy. Bridgeport; Thomas Cooney, Naugatuck; &Arthur OsSeefe. Torrington; H. Dahme, Bridgeport; P. H. McClean, Milford; N. F. Schnei aer Meriden; J. H. Broderick, Nor Joseph J. Flanagan, New Fork. A. Rizzo, Torrfngton DominfcH Rial. Aderiden; Francis A. Jordan. Middle town; T. B. Smith, Waterbury M. A Hartford; William F. Kilcosne. Plain eille; William J. McGurk, South Man chester; Peter L. Manfedi, Ans6nia. ". C. Fftzsirngnons, New London P Morrissey, Voiuntown " r. 3sDelI Hartford; J. IT. Mcdonald. Hartford: J. J. Fitzgerald. Poqu6n- lock; J. R. Mitchell. Hartford; D. To- naselli. Bridgeport; Thomas zimmer- nan. Hartford; E T Plunkett. Bridge ,ort; N F. Coleman, Riverside. Thca ? Mulcahy. Bridseports P. Angelo Le-
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