The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-19

of their coats, into the opening.
 A solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated Monday morning at 10 o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church, since it could not be sung today.
 The funeral was directed by Harry F. Walker of New Haven, assisted by Francis Feeley. Jere- miah Squires, Arthur J. Lunny. Edward Bergin and Idris Alderson. Ushers were Thomas Colasanto, William Kane, Stephen Bergin, Raymond Snyder, John Stokes, H. F. Alderson, Joseph LaPorta, Phil- lip Maiorano and William Staple- ton of Ansonia.
 Delegations were as follows:
 City officials-Controller Daniel J. Leary, Democratic vrown Chair man John H. Crary, Judge Ed- ward Mascolo and Judge John r, McGrath of the city court City Sheriff William J. Roach, Corp. Counsel Charles s. O'Connor, Claims Attorney Vincent A. Scul- ly, Dr b. J. Godfrey, city health officer; City Clerk John Fitzmau- rice, Edward J. Mcdonald, Thomas r. Kelly, executive secretary to the mayor, Sen Joseph H. Lawlor, Mar- tin Dunn, Atty Timothy s. Sul!i- van, assistant corporation counsel, Joseph T. St Louis, secretary to the mayor, Martin Sweeney.
 Corp Coyle post, American Le- nrt1r Coy1l,, Caarno McInff paai Commanders Wallace J. Ingl!s, Robert F. Birt, James Gill and Walter Angle, Ronald J. Sullivan, Charles Palomba, Rep Daniel Ma nancy, Capt Peter Fox. Also Jo- seph w. Bottomley, junior vice. commander of Emerson Liscum Camp, United Spanish War Veter. ans. I'D associations: Jerry Crit fin, Timothy Horgan.
 Connecticut Funeral Directors association, Patrick Bergin of Wa terbury and J. Francis Browne O. Enfield, members of the state board of Examiners of Undertake CTS; John P. Clark, Idris Alderson, Thomas Bergin, J. L. Belleville, John Deliniks, Joseph LaPorta, Ar- thur J. Lunny, all of Waterbury, Clayton Bailey of Naugatuck, Will liam Gleason of Torrington, Charles Walker of New Haven, Leo Red gate of Bridgeport, president of the Connecticut Funeral Directors as- sociation; William c. Celentano Cf New Haven, George Keeley of Cheshire, I. E. Booth of New Ha- ven. A. M, Coughlin, Middletow1, Neylon J. Sampson of Springfield, Mass, Patrick Siske of New Haven, Henry Cowell of Derby, Frank smith, Fred Cameron, Edward Hotchkiss, J. T. Heaphy of Bridge port, J. A. Haffey of New Britain, E. w. Troy of Newton, T. J. Lyon of Torrington and W. H. Lyons of Thomaston, P. R.. Phelan of Tor rington, w. J. Kenney of New Bri- tain, James J. Dunn of Bristol, John E. O'Brien of Bristol, William Moiselle of Boston, Isaac West and Isaac Booth of New Haven, Earl Munson, Woodbury, Walter Gill mack and Henry Mccarthy of Nau- gatuck.
 Waterbury Lodge of Elks, Exalt- cd Ruler. Frank H. Bailey, Trus- tees Charles A. Jackson, and Dem nis J. Clancy, Esteemed Leading Knight John T.. Bulger, Dr M. A. O'Hara, William Pollard, Ex-May- or Francis P. Guilfoile, William Rafferty, Edward Callahan, Charles A. Woodlock, James Y. Burns, William Dunleavy, Frank Sullivan, Frank Altman. Thomas Reilly, John A. Reilly, Mortimer J.. Conner, Charles A. Bergin. Charles Paiomba, Michael J. Darcey. Pat rick Mcfarland, Charles A. Babin, Frank Daly, Frank J. Kenney, pr John J. Mullen, T. P. Cassidy. 10. A. Sayres, Laurence Rambo, George Hynes, William Barrett, William O'Donnell. James Kilmar- tin, Patrick Cronin. P. D. Brown, James Walker. James Walker Jr, William Sullivan, James McMa- hon, Anthony Pope, William J Cavanaugh, Clifford J. McHale. Daniel M. Sullivan, James McCar- thy, Edward B. o'Donneli.
 Tribune Athletic Club, William Conley, president. James Lee, John Flaherty. Patrick Hobart, William Sullivan and Timothy Sullivan.
 Brooklyn Athletic Club, John Savino, president; Representative Daniel J. Mahaney. James Moore. John Mitchell. Michael Morrissey, Michael Crowley, Joseph Begnal. Francis Mitchell, Myles Kelly. Matthew Dunphy, Rudolph Bercier Charles Conway, Michael Colucci. Joseph Kerrigan, George McNa- mara.
 Washington Hill Athletic Club. Joseph Shea, president; Christo- pher Hayes, Thomas Purcell. Tim othy Keane. Chris Harmon. Mar