The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-27
CROSS ATTENDS
 SPELLACY RITES
Waterbury Also Repre- scented at Funeral Serv-
 ices Held Yesterday
BISHOP ASSISTS MASS

Prominent Waterbury and state ofYicials were among the hundreds who attended the funeral of Mrs Nellie tWaish) Spellacy of 100 Westerly terrace. Hartford, wife of Thomas J.. speliacy, former dem- ocratic national committeeman, yesterday morning. Services were conducted at 9:15 o'clock at the home. Governor Wilbur L. Cross was: among those who attended the Rt Rev Monsignor Thomas S Buggan, rector of the Cathedral was ceiebrant of the solemn high requiem mass at 10 o'clock, assist. ed by Rev James |. Travis asN Ndea- con-! and Rev William J. Kearney sub-deacon. Rev Francis P Keough, assistant chancellor of the diocese, was master of ceremonies and the last dissolution was given by Most Rev John J. Milan, bishop of the diocese.
 Present in the sanctuary were Bishop Maurice F. McAuliffe, Very Rev William H. Flynn, chancellor of the diocese, and Revs Bernard M. Donnelly, Francis F. Nolan, Michael w. Barry, Thomas L. Greylish. John A. Costello of Hart ford, William F. Fitzgerald of Mid- dletown. Austin B. Dignam of New Haven, John J. McGrath of Wash ington. Conn, Paul H. Heating of Bridgeport, Edward L. Morrison of East Hampton, Thomas J. Laden and Matthew J. Traynor of New Britain, Ernest Wilson of New Ha- ven, James D. Dargan of Norwich, James F. Barrett of Farmington, Andrew J, Plunkett of Derby, Thomas F.! Mulcahy of Waterbury, Thomas J. brennan of East Hart ford. William. F. Odell of Elmwood, James Mccormick of Tariffville, John F. Callahan of West Hart ford and 2. P. Cassaguesr of Vest eriy, R. I. X K Ushers were State Senator Jo- seph P. Cooney and John M. Bailey, secretaryto to Mayor Rankin. The bearers were Judge Edwin S. Thomas of Norwallx, judge of the United: States district court; Judge Frank F. McEvoy of Waterbury, judge of the Connecticut superior court; Dr George E.. Cogan,, Dr George F. Vail, Edwin M. Ryan and Thomas F. Kane.
 . Among those who attended the services were Mayor Rankin, Mayor T. Frank Hayes of this city, Mayor Francis T. Maloney of Meriden, Alfred N. Phillips, NJr, former mayor of Stamford, Davis E. FitxGerald, former mayor of New Haven: Joseph H. Lawlor. former mayor of Hartford; James |. Walsh of Meriden, former chair man. of the, democratic state cen- tral committee: David A. Wilson Eof Hartford, present chairman of the, committee; Corporation Coun- sci Frederick J. Corbett of Hart ford; A. Sidney Lynch of New Ha- ven, former secretary of the demo- cratic state central committee.
 John F. Crosby of washington, former United States district at- torney flor Connecticut; former Senator Michael J. Connor of En- field; Ernest c. Perry, chairman of the democratic town committee: i: Daniel J. Leary, comptroller of } this city: Ira N. Ornburn of New Haven, federal tariff commission CT; Thomas F. Reilly of Stamford. Ishsriff for. Fairfield county; John Golden, director of public works in New Haven: M. Augustus Lynch of Dahbury; State Senator Joseph H. Lawlof of this city: Judge Thomas J. Molloy and Judge Abra- ham s. Bordon of the Hartford county court of common pleas; County Detective Edward J, Hickey; Chief of Police Garrett J. Farrell and Daniel Coakiey of Cathedral Quartet Sings M {. Music was by O.. F. Devaux. or- Eanist; Mrs Henry McGowan, Peter R. Radigan and the Cathedral quartet. The organ prelude was
 Prelude i, des Funerailles" by Chopin. and for the processIonal the quartet sang Softly and Ten- .dsrly Jesus Is Cailing." At the of- fertory Mrs McGowan and the quartet. sang "Domine Iesu Chriate" by. Ton. Dr DeVaux played "At Evening" by Karl Elcrt on the ore gq1 and chimes at the absolutlon. Mr Hadigan sang Heaven is Ms Hon1e" as the eecessionai. and Mr UeYaux played Beethoven'a "Fu. neral March" a ths postlude.
 .I5lshop McAniiffe cenducted the service at the erave in Mt et Ben. edIct cemetery. and . choir of 16 priests chanted Che "Bensoicsus."
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