The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-26
THRONG MOURNS
 AT FUNERAL OF
 FATHER MURPHY
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 of society, and guardian of high mor- ality.''
 At the offertory, Miss Mae O'Rourke sang Ave Verum Corpus Norman Arthur A. Levasseur sang N"If With All Your Hearts," Mendelssohn, at the close of the mass. A quartet composed of Miss Elizabeth Stanton, Mrs. F. J. Kelly, A. T. +Brisebois and J. J. Kennedy, sang Rest Spirit, Rest.'' As the body was being borne from the church, Nearer My God to Thee' was played on the church chimes
 The honorary pail bearers, class mates of Father Murphy were Fathers Morrison, O'Brien, Mccarthy, Dolan, Kennedy, Kane and Father Cornelius Teulings, of the Sacred Heart church, Waterbury: Rev. Joseph Daly, St. Jo- seph's church, Danbury; Rev. Walter McCrann, St. Mary's, Norwalk; Rev. David Hutchinson, St. Patrick's church, New Haven.
 The active pail bearers were James F'alvey, Gilbert Fayette, David Lynch, Thomas McFarlane, M. J. O'Rei1ly, James Coughlin, George Giltrap, and Robert McMul1en.
 The body was taken by train to New Haven, for burial in. St. Law rence's cemetery. Many of the priests who came to Bridgeport from other cities, accompanied the body to New Haven, and assisted at the comnittal services.
 These priests assisted at the ser vices:
 Rev. Stephen Kenny, New Haven; E. P. Curran, Hartford; T. E. Sullivan, Chester;s J. M. Daly, Danbury; J. B. Moran, New York; T. J. Picker, Hazardvif1e; A. J. Plunkett, Sharon; Patrick J. McGivney, city; George T. Sinnott, Newtown; J. J. Burke, Glen vile; J. Ford, Colchester; J. Doherty, Waterbury; F. J. Murphy, Greenwich; A. J. Cavanaugh, Hartford; N. F. Coleman, Riverside; F. M O'Shea, Waterbury; Eugene P. Coyne, Water bury; Thomas A. Grumbley, Water bury; John D. Carey, New Haven; D. F. Moran, Waterbury; M. J. O'Con- nor, Stratford; P. H. McClean, Mil ford; William P. Kilcoyne, Water bury; Matthew Judge, Bridgeport; E. l.. Sullivan, East Portchester; M. J. Traynor, Bridgeport; James J. Smith, New Haven; David Hutchinson, New Haven; R. J. Carroll, South Norwallx; John T. Kelley, New Haven; J. F. Cub bins, c. M, Emmetsburg, Md; T. J. Finn, Norwa1k; R. L. Moore, L.L.D., Bridgeport; J. c. Lynch, Bridgeport; J. J. McAuliffe, New Haven; James Heating, New Haven; Angelo DeToro, Bridgeport; Edward Cotter, Danbury; C.. A. Leddy, Seymour; Hubert Dahme, Bridgeport; John J. Keane, Bridge port; George J. Donahue, Shelton; S. F. Chernitzky, Bridgeport; T. B. Smith, Bridgeport; T. J. Kelly, Bridge Iport; James c. O'Brien, Stamford; John Anderson, D. D., Hartford; John J. Conway, Bridgeport; Thomas P Mooney, Bridgeport; Thomas B. Clos ter, Bridgeport; J. Clement Martin, Hartford; J. E. Joyce, East Haven; J. J. Duggan, Westport; Thomas P. Mtlcahy, Bridgeport; M. F. Heating, Bridgeport; Leo Henry Callahan, Stamford; Timothy c. Sullivan, South Boston, Mass; c. P. Teulings, Water | bury; P. J. O'Reilly, Somersville; J. J. Kennedy, Bethel; A. p. Komara, Bridgeport; P. F. Connors, New Ha- ven; J. Ryan, Waterbury; P. c. Coho- Ian, Newtown; F. Lally, Waterbury, W. D. Casey, Stamford; D. Bailey, i Shelton; Nemetalla Zabilia, Bridge port; Joseph Byrnes, c. S., s. P. Trus- dale. Darien; Water L. McElroy, New Haven; John J. McGrath, Meriden; c. H. Paquette, New Haven; J. F. Nc l Donald. Plainville; M. J. Ryan, New Haven; H J Glennon, Southington; Hugh Treynor, Waterbury; F. F.
 Keough, Meriden; Charles H. Keane, Wallingford; William J. Quinn, East lHIartford; W. J. Fitzgerald, Hartford; Thomas J. Conlin, Hartford; M F. f@ IT e.