The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-19
Last Tributes Paid
 To John J. MuluiUe
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of the center aisle were filled witt representatives of ex-servicemen' and fraternal organizations, cit. officials, practically 100 per cen representation of the Connection Funeral Directors association local athletic organizations ant mourners of the young funera director.
 Police Handled Traffic Police under the supervision o Lieutenant James Wagner were de tailed to handle traffic and assis the funeral cortege on it's way. IT the church Fire Marshal Der Lahey, assisted by his aides ant representatives of every funera home in the city, acted in the role of ushers.
 Because 1t was Good Friday, ant in keeping with the custom of tho church, there was no funeral mas or music at the church. ReN Francis M. O'Shea, administrator of the Immaculate Conception church, officiated at the brief bur ial service, assisted by IA priests from Waterbury and out of towf cities. A double quartet, directed by Professor F. F. Harmon rem dered three selections.
 Long before the funeral services were scheduled to start at the church at 10 o'clock, crowds began filing into the church. They were permitted to take seats on the out. side aisles of the church, the two center aisles being reserved for mourners and honorary delega- tions. A warm sun shone down on the people unable to gain admis' sion and who were content to await outside the approach of the cortege. It was the most ideal spring day of the season, created perhaps, for the occasion.
 City officials Lead
 Led by Motor Patrolmen John Culliton and Joseph Lovallo, the procession arrived at the church City officials headed by Controller Daniel J. Leary and Thomas F Kelly, executive secretary to May or Frank Hayes, who was unable to attend, and Congressman J. Jos eph Smith, led the procession into the church. These were followed by a delegation from Corp Coyle post of the American Legion head ed by Commander George McDuH followed by the large representa- tion of the Connecticut Funeral Directors association, the Water. bury Lodge of Elks, headed by Ex' alted Ruler Frank 1T. Bailey, the Tribune A. c. headed by President William Conley, the Brooklyn A c. headed by President John Sav- ino, the Washington Hill A. C.. headed by President Joseph Shea the Irish- American Social club headed by President Edward Loughrain, Sheri an council Knights of Columbus, headed by Grand Knight John F. Robinson and the Waterbury Girls club. The Waterbury Newspaper Guild was represented by Gerard Harrington and James Calvin.
 Immediate relatives of the young funeral director came next. fol- lowed by the family 'mourners.
 Priests at Services
 At the services, Father O'Shea officiated, assisted by Rev George r. Reilly, Rev John Costello and Rev Joseph Rice of the Church of the Immaculate Conception; Rev Thomas Lawlor of St Mary's church, New Britain: Rev Thomas Mulcahy, Church of Sts Peter X Paul; Rev James Coughlin of St Francis xavier's church; Rev James O'Connor of St Francis Xavier's; Rev Peter Daly, St Mar garet's; Rev Eugene P. Cryne and Rev Bernard Foster and Rev Will liam Wirkus, St Patrick's; Rev Ol' iver Cronan of St Mary's, New Lon- don; Rev John Dial of Sacred Heart church.
 The double quartet consisting oi Mrs Marie Bauby Buckley, Mrs Helen Marie Cuddy, James J. Cor man, Robert E. Callahan, Mrs A Fibre, Mrs A. Wolf and William O'Brien sang "Nearer My God Tc Thee", "Libera," and ..Abide With Me-.
 Long Funeral Procession
 After services, the mourners filed back into their funeral cars and the long procession slowly started to new St Joseph's cemetery where burial in the family plot took place. Father O'Shea ofiiciated at tho committal services, assisted b, Father Reilly and Father Cryne FatheY Mulcahy led the choir oi priests in the chanting of the litanS of the dead. Finally. the delega' ton of ElIss filed slowly past ths grave and gently dropped the pur' nln aowar fhAv xxnra in fha lanelI