The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
FUNERALS

Tho funeral of Mrs. Amy r. Henshaw Morgan was held this morning at II o'clock at the Al- derson funeral home, 70 Central avenue, with services being con- ducted by Rev. Robert c. Bntchel- dor of St. Johns Episcopal church. Burial took placo In Pine Grove cemetery. The bearers were: John Brandt, Gustave Anderson, Adolph O'Bernler and NJ. l.. Wood.
 Tho funeral Of Mrs Annie Mar. kus, widow of Morton II. MGrkus, was held from tho home, 103 Cher. ry street. yesterday afternoon. Burial wns in the Waterbury 1ie- brew Benefit association cemetery.
 Tho funeral of Mss Bessie Grlf- fin will Do held from tho MulVille funeral home, 270 West Mnin street, at 8;i5 o'clock tomorrow morning with n high mass in tho Immacu- late Conception church nt o'clock, Burial will bo in the family plot In tho new st Josoph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Charles W. Noble was hold with services in tho Clark | funeral homo, 20 Stato street. at ll:30 o'clock this afternoon. Serv- Ices also woro held in tho chapel nt Lakeside nt 2:30 o'clock, Rev Richard Hogarty oHlGiated. Burial was in the West cemetery, Liteh- | nGld.
 Funeral services for Frank Calla- han, formerly of Hartford, and executive vico.prcsIdont of the Chnso Securities Corporation oi New York, who died suddenly of n heart attack in Huntington, b l., Sunday, will Do hold WedneBday morning nit 10 o'clock at tho home of hIs brother, Jerome O'Cal' lnghnn, 3l North Marshall street Hartford, md with n solemf roquIem high mass nt 10;30 o'clock nt St Joseph's Cathedral, Buria will be in Mt st Benedict cemetery | Members of tho medical and nursing Btnffs of St Francis hos pltnl attended tho funeral of Df Daniel Francis Sullivan, nationally | known surgeon and one or the | founders of St FranGls'B, held thlt morning nt 0;l6 o'clock at hil homo, 58l FarmIngLon avenue, md | with n solemn requiem mass ht " o'clock at SC JoHoph's Cathedral Burial was in Mt St Benedict cem- Gtery,
 pr Sullivan, who died Sunday morning aftcr m illness of s0vera years, was ono Of tho incorporat0rs of SC IfrnnclBH hospital, whose | bonofnctor ho was throughout hlf 1 professional career. 4 resolution GommemOrnting his death waf drawn up by tho hospital staff nt q meeting Monday noon. Honorary bearers at tho funeral included John j. Dnhill, Di William IT. Crowley, Dr Michael II CHI, pr Michael A. Bailey. Df Th0mns r. Wolch, pr William LoIchnor. Dr Wllbort E. Mcclellan Dr Edward J. Whelnn, pr John r. Bowling, Dr William II. Van Strandor, pr Horny C. Clifton, Dr Jamos IT. Nnylor, Dr George A. Gosgolln md pr Walter l.. Hogan
 Tho nGtiVe bearers were: Dt Jnmos F. Lynch, Dr Michael J MOrrlsgey, Dr Patrick y. McPart- land, pr N. Herbert Bailey, Di William r. I.eardon and Di George r. Wall.
 Tho funeral of Edgar Ford Day harsh Wns held yesterday afternoon with services in tho Alderson funeral home. Rev Conner R, Lewis onlGIated. Burial WAS in Riverside cemetery. Services were conducted by Costello lodge, Broth. orhood Of Rnilroad Trninmen, with tho president, James McMahon, in charge. Tho bearers were Charles II, Schenk, sherman Brown, liar. old Wolfe, W, T., Adams, John T Gleason and John WilIscsky.
 Tho funeral of Paul Pausktls will Do held from tho home, 10S Glover street, at S;30 o'clock tomorrow morning with n high mass in St Josoph'a church at Q o'clock. Burial will bo fin Calvary cemetery.
 Tho funeral of Domenlc DlBIaslo will be held from tho home. 72 North Leonard street, at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev Pnsqunle CodelIn will ofIclnte at tho services in the Italian Congre. g1tionnl church at 8 o'clock. Burial will be in Pine Grove cemetery.
 
 Funeral scrvIces for Miss ThaIln Carver were held at the Aiderson funeral home yesterday afternoon, Rev pr James F. Gregg officiating The First church choir, of which Miss Carver was a member, sang "Jerugalem the Golden" and "Uark, IInrk. My Soul" The bear. CTS were Eben Terry, Frederick Vaill, Daniel Mead. Robert Hollis q. Lorlng Burwell and Nathan Gordon. A delegation from the Business and Professional Women't