New Britain herald., 1929-04-24

gether with him. That "Wieder- sehen" will be fuller knowledge of ourselves and perfect love which will last for all eternity. Then We Wlh be able to say with St. Paul: Q Grave, Where is Thy Victory Q Death, Where is Thy Stins?' Thanks and praise to God who has given us the victory through our Lord, Jesus Christ. Amen."
 The active pail bearers were Philip Bardeck, Frank Zimmerman Robert Mautner, Claude J. LerouN Romeo Glise. and Police Lieutenant Matthias Rival.
 The guard of honor of Bishop Tierney Assembly,, Fouth Degree. Knights Of Columbus consisted of Faithful Navigator Thomas J. Mes Kill, Philip smith, Dr. Frank Good N in. Gerald Leghorn, John J. Walsh and Charles r. Hayden. The guard was dressed in the full regalia ot the order,
 Honorary Pall Bearers Following priests were honorary pail bearers Rt. Rev. Maurice F. McAulfte, D. D., auxiliary bishop of Hartford; Et. Rev. Monsignor Jo seph F, Stitemans, St. Alberts. New ork \. N.; Itt. Rev. Nonsisno" John Nea1e LID. r. R. St. Roses church, Mrriien; Rev. Michael W Barry. St Augusline's. Hartford; Key. Bernard Donnclly, Immaculate Conception church in Hartford, Key, Matthew Traynor, pastor of s. Mary's church, New Britain; Rev. city; Rev, Cyrle Stevens, St. Mary's, Ticonderoga. N Y; Rev, l.. De Waguere Sf. Paul's, Lexington, N Y: Rev, Anthony Kaichar, Sacred Heart church in Hartford; Rev. Ar thur c. CaNanaueh, SarCed Hear church. Suniel1; Rev. John E. Fay ! Our Lady of Mercy church, Plain vile: Rev. Charles PaQuette, S f.arence church. Meriden: Rev. Joh' Heller. St. Boniface. New HaVen . Rev. William A. Krayse St. Joseph church, Bridgeport; Rev. lucya ! Bojnowsk, Sacred Heart church : New Britain; Rev. John r. Dona- 1 hue, St Josephs church. New Brit ain; Rev. Thomas ]. Laden, Church of St. John the F,vangelist, New i Britain: Rev stephen Grol1ol, All Saints church. New Britain; Rev Edward V. Crikis, st. Andrews s church. New Britain: Rev. St"phon n Bartkowski. Holy Cross church, New Britain.
 Belgian Vice Consul Present One of the most prominent among the laymen present at the funeral was Jules I.eroux of Hartford, Bel 2ian vice consul for Conn"Cticut who for years had h>ea a personal friend 0: Father Copp"ns
 Present also were the following lolcgates from the societies of the church: St. Peters society," Peter Miller, F. E. Miller Joseph I)iemond, Andrew Cozlacl. Oscar Maier; Ger man St. Anne. Mrs. Elizabeth Maer1z, Mrs. Louise Schilling. Mrs. Robert Mautner. Mrs Edmund Madden and Mrs. Philip Bardeck: Children Of Mary. Misses Alice Prick, Emma Iehm. Margaret GattlnE, Florence Conrad and Josephine SChmek. Union st. John the Baptist, Arthur Bernier, Alcide Dery, Napoleon Gin sras. John BerEeron. Gideon Rou thicr: Artisans, Mr. and Mrs, Oliver SoreL Mrs Ernest Roy, Ainle Rou- Her and Jos ph Core; Society Of St. John the Baptist, David Beloin, Jo- i e"ph Arbour. Everett Arbour, and AdeIald Arbour; Lafayette club. G. ! b. Gossolin; French St. Anne, Mrs. Amalec FortIn. Mrs. Achille Talbot,
 Mrs. Alclde Derry, Mrs. Romeo GrIse and Mrs. Alphonse LaF'lamme.
 Rev. Father Donnelly of Hartford chauted the committal services at
 tle grave and he was assisted by
 more than 100 priests who answered
 he prayer.
 Then the remains encased in an air-tieht concrete vault were lowered in their final resting place at St. Mary's cemetery.
 Priests in Attendance
 Priests present W@re:-ltey. John Kennedy ot Bridgeport. Rev Joseph J. Tyler oe N@w Milford Rev, John A. Heller of N~w Haven, Rev. Will
 liam A. GiIdoa of T~rryyille, Rev. J
 ]. Mccar'hy of Beacon Falls, Rev F. E. Morrisspy oe Union City, Rev , M J. Ryan Of Soath M-riden, Rev
 Stanley Musial Of Hartford. Rev. w z J. McCurk of Waterbury, Rev. s r, Nal"wajok Of TerryHiIle, Rev. W
 r. Konney ot Hartford, Rev. M. r
 Brady Of Hartford. Rev. 4. J. Mur- I phy of Hartford. Rev. John J. keane r or New Britain, Rev. John L. Coffel
 of Neriden. Rev. C. H. paquette 0