New Britain herald., 1925-02-07
BISHOP OFH|CIA7ES
 AT FUNERAL MASS
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presented to God. workman who need not be ashamed. Il
 When divine Providence saw fit to arrest his counsel, he met the summons calmly and with peaceful resignation. Why should he murmur or complain?
 "He received his warning two months ago. When the Master knocked a second time, he found his servant ready, and Father Daly passed from time to eternity. He will be judged by Him whom he loved' He ascendel every day this altar and prayed that his sacrifice and yours might be acceptable. He asked God to bless you on your journey.
 We grieve and extend our sym .pathy to his family. His life should be their comfort and consolation as well as the heritage of the scenes of his ministry. We who remain will pray that He whom he loved may let the perpetual light of glory shine upon him and that his soul shall rest in peace"
 Rt. Rev. John J. Milan, bishop of Hartford diocese, was the celebrant Of the funeral mass. Other officers of the mass were: Rev. Arthur O'kecfc of Torrington and Rev. Matthew Traynor, pastor of St. Mary's church, honorary deasons to the bishop; Rev. William Fitzsimmons of New Lon don, deacon; Rev John McCabe of Jewett City, sub-deacon; Rev. John Kcane of West erly, R. l., and Rev, Luke Fitzsimmons of eartford, ac- olytes; Rev. John Kenney of Thomp- sonville thurfer. Rev. Francis Keough of Hart ford, formerly of this city, read the epistle and gospel.
 The honorary pail bearers were Judge w. r. Margan, Attorney Jos eph Woods, Attorney Harry Roche, James Grace, Dr. Peter Fox, T. w.. O'Connor, Frank Cox, Dr. John Don nelly, Dr. Henry Martin, Frank Manning and F. J. Murray.
 The active pallbearers were John 1 Callahan, Charles McKcon, Frank Durham, Michael Lynch, John Smithwick, William Kelly Thomas Walch, Edward Hannon and James 1 Kennedy.
 Burial was in St. Mary6 cemetery l in a plot that is set aside as bury ing ground for the clergy The plot i is on a knoll near the Cross of Cal vary. The services at the grave were attended by large delegation of priests and pafishioners of St. Jo- eeph's church.
 Priests who attended the funeral include: Rev. J. l.. Smith. Collins vile: Jeremiah Curtin, West Haven; w. Cavanaugh. West Hartford ! Charles Coppens, New Britain; s. A 1 Grohol, New Britain; w. C. Fitzslm- ! mons, New London; w. J. l.yddy' ! Now Britain; J. J. Fitzgerald. Nau- gatuck: ]. J. Duggan, Meriden; John E. Fay, Plainville. K. P. Morrissry' plainfeld; w. A. keefe, Norwich, H. J. Coleman. New Haven: Edward l.. Morrison. Naugatuck; M. J. Ryan, Meridcn; John A. Ambot, Hartford J. C. Brennan, Kcnsington: Thomas M. Griffith. Bridgeport; Michael J. Rcgan, Ndwton; William r, Botti- celi, Waterbury; Edward P: Farrell
 Mcriden; F. w. Clark. Stamford 1 Charles Carty, Hartford; T. kotow- ski, New Britain; J. T. Connor Hart ford; J. Nj. Griffin. Hartford; D. D, Masse, NJ. &, Hartford; T. J. Laden New Britain; F. Y. GrikiS, New Britain; R. l.. Christopher, Southing- ton; Alexander Tanski, Wallingford J. F. Egan, Meriden; J. k. Quinn
 Mcriden; Thomas J. brennan, Hart ford; Jean Rosse, NJ. &. Bloomfield J. II. Fitzsimmons, New Hvon; J, J
 McGrath, Hartford; NJ. P. Barry
 Wcthersfeld; William r. Casey, New
 Haven; Thomas H. Tiernan, Union
 vile; Thomas l.. Greylish, Hartford
 George T. Sinnott, Rockville; jame!
 J. Mccormick, Hartford; Edmund A
 Cotter, Middletown; w. A, Downcy
 Hartford; l.. B. Nowakowski, New
 Britain; William P. Kennedy, New
 Haven: W. J. Fitzgerald, Milford; <
 Musiel, Hartford; James A, Rrodor
 lck, Terryville; c. H. Paquettr, Mcri
 deu: Raymond J, ClabbI New Brit
 ain: A. J. Kelly, Hartford; NJ, J
 Connor, Hatkensack, N, J.; Peter J
 Coaey. Hartford; Francis W. Egan Hartford; Joseph D. Crawford, Ire
 land; H. F. Cassidy, Pennington; U
 F. Sullivan, Stratford: stephen J
 CofRey. Hartford; l.. BojnoWski
 New Britain; C. P Tenungs, Water
 bury; Joseph NJ. Raniszcwskt, Ncy London: T. A. Byrne, Hartford
 Thomas P. Muleahy, Waterbury Thomas r. Lynch. Bristol; 0. I . Magnen. Bristol; George J. CoIline s c. $ SD. l'erndale; ]. A. DohertN Q TorriuRton; J. J. Burke. ThumsStou
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