New Britain herald., 1926-02-01
STATE OFFICIALS
 AT KLETY FUNERAL
Government and Bar Pay Tribute
 at ObSequies

Representative of the state and local government. Harmony lodge, 4. F. & A. NJ; New Britain lodge of Elks. the Rotary club and the re- publican state central committee were among the thousands that viewed the remains of Judge George W. Klett as it lay in state at St. Marks Episcopal church from 13 o'clock until o'clock Sat urday afternoon. They were also among the thousands that crowded the church to attend his funeral services.
 Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe, rector of St. Marks church, officiated at the services. Special music was rem dcred by the church choir. At Err win chapel the Masonic ritual was conducted by Harmony lodge.
 Floral offerings from friends and organizations in this city and many places in Connecticut and Massa- chusetts were banked high and GOV cred a large area across the front of the church. Some of the organ nations that contributed were: The republican central committee, the Rotay club. New Britain lodge of Elks, Hartford republican town committee, third ward republican club, directors of the Chamber Of Commerce, St. Elmo lodge, K. Of P; Polish political, club, the New Britain Bar association, Aziz Grotto, New Britain Trust Go. and Harmony lodge.
 The honorary pail bearers were Governor John II. Trumbutl, J. Henry .Roraback, Morgan B. Brain' ard, Joseph r. Berry. Secretary Of State Francis F, Pallotti, Controller Frederick M. Salmon. Collector Of Customs Harvey P. Bissell. eX-Sen- ator Andrew J. Sioper, eT-Trcasurer Frederick c. Chamberlain, William F. Atwood. John C, Loomis, former Governor Marcus II. Holcomb and ex-Representative Ernest w. Christ,
 The active pail bearers, repre- senting the New Britain Bar asso- ciation. were Judge William C. Hun gerford. Judge William F. Mangan, Henry P. Roach. Stanley J. Traceski, Alfred Levitt and Thomas Cabolus.
 The Hartford County Bar associa- ton was represented by Probate Judge Bernard r, Gaffney and Cor. roration Counsel John H. Kirkham -f o; T,,I | ,,Cjtae I> Robinson of the superior court, former Judge Solomon Eisner ana Judge Edwin w, Day of Hartford police court.
 Prominent Mourncrs
 Among tho prominent people of tho state who attended tho church services, in addition to those al- ready mentioned, were State Treasurer Ernest F. Rogers, Sen. ate Clerk J. Frederick Baker Judge Alex ". Creedcn of Hart ford, Republican National Com mittee Woman Mrs, John E, Russ, Republican State Vtce-chairman Katherine R. Byrne, Bank Com missioner John B. Byrne, State Tax Commissioner William II, Blodgett. United States Marshal Jacob D. Walter, Judge Walter NJ Pickett of New Haven. Represen- tative c. Dennison Talcott of Yer non, Colonel Charles H. Allen oi Rockville. Representative Charles F. Williamson of Darien, Repre-. sentative A. F. Lavcry of Fairfield ex-Rcprcsentativo Dionigi Arrigon of Durham. Republican Towr Chairman Walter E. Patterson Jacob Leipziger, Judge Nathan A Schatz, Senator Alice Pattison Mer ritt, Mrs. Otto G. Wiedman, Mis- Mary Collins, John Beldon, Select man Max Wild. Judge Thomas ] Molloy. ex-Postmaster David A Wilson and Henry ]. Calnen O Hartford; Clarence G. Willard O New Haven, Elwyn T. Clark O Higganum. Charles A. Goodwin O Hartford, Wilson s. Reynolds O Mi1dletown, Asabel w. Mitchell 0
  ton, George H. Bradford of Mont vile, Albert J. Bailey Of Norwich State Auditor William P. Bailey O Bethel and Senator Eugene P Golden of Meriden, of the republi can state committee; Frederick J Wetstine. chief clerk of the moto vehicle department; ex-Senato' Henry II. Hunt Of Glastonbury House Clerk Daniel r. R. Hicke! of Stamford, Superintendent Franl W. Congdon of the Capitol, Deput, Superintendent Howard F. Mac kcn2ie, Superintendent Robert T Hurley Of tho state police. Cor nclius J. Danaher of Meridcn Mayor Rogers, Philip Stueck. How ard Lincoln and States Attorne! and Mrs. Ernest A. Inglis of Mid dletown: Sheriff Bert c. Thompson and Deputy Sheriff George NJ Smith Of Mi1dlesex county; Count,