The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-12

detail of police directed traffic or Willow and Ludlow streets, anc helped arrange the parking of th' scores of cars which brought mourn CTS to the services.
 The congregation sat in rapt at' tention as Monsignor Duggan re- lated his years of association witt Father O'Shea, his admiration fol his modesty and his learning, ane praised his character. "All of u' knew that Father O'Shea was called to the priesthood" he said. "Wt could conceive of him laboring in nc other vocation. -"
 Text of Eulogy
 Monsignor Duggan's text was from the First Book of Kings: And ] will raise me up faithful priest, whc shall do according to my heart anc my soul" The speaker praised Father O'Shea's work as @ pastor and as ar educator. Had the lato pastor beer less modest, the monsignor said, "tht world would have known much moro about his learning and his pcrfec' mastery of every duty"
 This afternoon the funeral pro cession left Waterbury for Chester near Deep River, Father O'Sheal native town. Burial took place 1T st. Joseph's cemetery at Chester thi' afternoon.
 At 8 o'clock this morning the late pastors brother, Rev. Francis M O'Shea, administrator of the Churcf of the immaculate Conception, sang a mass of requiem. Many parish toners unable to attend the latei mass were present at this service.
 Musical Program
 The musical program of the fun' eral mass was directed by Professor John L. Bonn, organist and choir master, St. Margaret's choir ane quartet singing the mass. The quar- tet was composed of Mrs. Katherine Pape, soprano, Winifred Griffin alto. Joseph E. Mulcahy, tenor, ane Joseph Connor, bass. The program follows:
 
 Introit, Kyrie ........... Scnmio,
 Gradual - Dies Irae .Chan'
 Offertory-Domine ....,..,...
 ..,..,..... Arr. by Hosmel
 SanctuS ..........'''..' S,vS' Sn,Vs"
 Benedictus ......... D. O' . n,el.
 Agnus Del ............... Siivel
 Communion, "Lux terna". Chan
 Libera and Responses chan
 Absolution
 officers Of Mass
 Officers of the Mass were as fol lows: Celebrant, Most Rev. Mauric' McAuliffe, bishop of the Hartfort diocese; arch priest, Rt. Rev. VII liam Flynn, chancellor of the dio' cese: deacon, Rev. Thomas Mulca' hy of Waterbury; sub-deacon, Rev William Guildea of Hartford; dea' cons of honor, Rev. Francis O'Shea brother of the late pastor, admin istrator of the Church of the I'm maculate Conception. and Rev John Fitzgerald of New Haven master of ceremonies, Rev. Johi Hayes, assistant chancellor of th' diocese; assistant master of cere monies, Rev. John Kelly of Hart ford: acolytes, Rev. John Dial an' Rev. George Reilley of Waterbury thurifer, Rev. Bernard Foster o Waterbury: eulogist, Rt. Rev Thomas Duggan, vicar general O the diocese.
 Seated in the sanctuary were Rt Rev. John McGivney, Rev. lame Roche. Rev. Peter Daly and Rev Joseph Griffin.
 The mass was served by John Ho nan, Francis Bergin. Francis Ma her and William Butler.
 Rev. Francis O'Shea will read tn committal service in the cemeter' at Deep River. where the chan will be led by Rev. Thomas J Mulcahy.
 In Attendance.
 In addition to the officers Of tn mass priests who attended the ser vices were the following:
 Waterbury-Rev. Joseph P. Don nelly, Rev. Francis A. Ouch, Rev Joseph J. Valantiejus, Rev. Feli' scoglio, Rev. Joseph A. Rice, Rev Edward J. Duffy, Rev. A. A. Gala han, Rev. Edward J. Farrell, Rev John T. Connor, Rev. 6tanislau Blazejowsli, Rev. Henry E. Quinn Rev. James F. Woods, Rev. William J. Wirikus, Rev. Francis J. Barrett Rev. P. J. Crary, Rev. R. Nadilt Rev. A. Edward Gradeck, Rey James J. O'Ccnnor, Rev. Jerome I Cook, Rev. J. A. Costello, Rev. Ed ward L. Morrison. Rev. J. M. Cougl lin, Rev. M. ?. Heating, Rev. E. 4 Lomontagne; Rev. c. Brennan.
 Hartford Rev. B. J. 6lkclly, Rev IF. J. O'Ccnnell, Rev. Joseph Gun ningham, Rev. Joseph L. Kinney w~-s VnFafkmn n (lannv RnV J