The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-11
CATHOLIC
 CLERGY AT
 OBSEQUIES
Priests From All Over State Render Respects to Immaculate C0lcep- tiOn'S Late Pastor

Catholic clergymen in attendance at the services this morning were:
 Reverends Thomas J. Lane.
 Bridgeport. Walter F, Kenney, Hartford; Thomas D. Hayes, Hart ford; Bernard J. Foster, Water bury; V. A. McDonnough, Hart ford; D. J. Manning, Canaan; P. J. Lawlor, Lakeville; H. P. Carrig, Fairfield; w. G. Wirkus, Water bury; F. P. Nolan, Hartford; A. J.
 Heffernan, New Haven; p: ". Grady, Meriden; J. c. Glynn, Bridgeport; J. J. Mccarthy. Wa terbury; E. J. Boileau, Waterbury; | J. K. O'Connor, Bridgeport;
 Michael J. Began, Groton; J. A. O'Meara, Waterbury; John F. Donahue, New Britain; T. F. Law l Tor, New Britain; Bernard F. Rus sell, New York city; George B. Pagan, New York city.
 Reverends Francis P. Heavren, Derby; M. E. Miller, West Hart ford; D. M.- O'Keefe, Deep River; J. c. Martin, East Hartford; J. F. Donaher, Cheshire; James y.
 shannon, East Hartford; James F.
 Mcdonald, Forestville; Michael
 Guerin, Hartford; Harry p. Flana- gan, 6TcchWiCA, vOAh <~' ~s Sharon; James L. Smith, Collins vile: John Loughlin, Bloomfield; ]. F. Callahan, West Hartford; Francis E. May, Mount Carmel; O.. | T. Magnell, New Haven; William F. Casey, New Haven; M. Ernest
 Wilson, New Haven; Henry J..
 oBrien, Bloomfield; J. F. O'Con- nor, New Britain.
 Reverends William H. Kennedy, l Southington; William J. Collins,
 Newtown; B. M. Donnelly. Hart ford; A. J. Plunkett, Ph.D., Shell ton; J. A. Shell, O.P., New York city; A. G. Geist, South Norwalk; j J. J. McGuane, Norton; James E. O'Brien, Danbury; David R. O'Don- nell, Hartford; D. J. O'Connor. Thompsonville; John Carroll. Wal lingford; F. J. Lally, Stamford; James J. Egan, Waterbury; F. F. Havey, Washington, D. C.; B. A.
 Lamontagne, Waterbury; w. J. Tanning, Torrington; P. J. |O'Reilly, New Haven; George Car roll, Waterbury; N. J. Conklin. Waterbury; l.. B. Skelly, Danbury; ! F. W. Clark, Waterbury; F. J. Breen, Waterbury; J. J. Burke. Thomaston; T. F. Conion. O.P.. New York city; John J. Kelley, Stamford; William J. Monaghan. Meriden; F. T. Monahan, Bridge
 port; R. A. Beardsley, Bethel; Charles E. O'Leary, New Haven. Reverends Matthew J. Traynor. New Britain; Joseph M. Griffin.
 Hartford; James H. Grady, Water bury; Thomas M. Garrick, Bristol;
 Felix Scoglio, Waterbury; John F.
 Moore. Bridgeport; c. w. Bren. nan, Waterbury; John F. Murcko. Southington; William P. Botticelli. Torrington; J. A. Degnan, Terry
 vile; Harry Cassidy. Norfolk; VII liam P. Reidy, South Manchester; John A. Anderson, Devon; J. J..
 Wilson, Thomaston; Denis A. O'Brien, Stamford; Thomas J. Laden, New Britain; William P. ! Lafiin, Bristol; D. Gleason, Stam- ford; Francis J. Sugrue, Bridge port; Thomas J. Hanley. Water- bury; c. P. Teulings. Watertown; H. Landry, Plainfield; J. E. ! Began. Waterbury; J. c. Brennan. 2 Kensington: Thomas A. Dinan. MS.
 Hartford; James A. Frederick. New
 Priests of the Catholic church.
 who attended tho ceremony, were yhe Revs M. w. Barry, Hartford; I John J. Downey, Hartford; c. H. 4 Poquette, Meriden; Francis O'Neill.
 O. P. New York city; p. Q. Hax- ] ter, O. P., New Haven; ]. E. Joyce,
 New Haven; 2. J; McLaushli,n. : < Eugene Pheian, Ferndale; John
 c. Lynch, Bridgeport; James L. . Travis, Hartford: Joseph r. kin- ney, Hartford: Edward J. Denim.
 ske, Branford; Eugene A. Moriarty,
 this city; Henry Y. Cassidy. Ncr-
 ueorge M, 0rady, Wetherslield
 Joseph H. serfesnan. eomersviilei
 John R. Kennedy, Mystici JohH U
 0ulnn, Moridonj Edwin [. ue7knsSl
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