The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-02
Waterbury newspapers.
 COmDany G as Escort

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 Members of Co. c, 102d regiment Connecticut National Guard, acted as escort for the body. Members of the Waterbury Chapter, Yankee Di- vision Veterans Association, served as active bearers.
 The solemn mass of requiem was sung by Rev. Peter J. Daly, Rev. William Kilcoyne of Plainville was deacon, Rev. Oliver Cronan was sub- deacon, and Rev. John Conlan was master of ceremonies. Seated in the sanctuary were: Rev. Martin Doran, chaplain of the 102d infantry, Rev. Thomas Mulcahy, Rev. Francis M. O'Shea, Rev. George Reilly, and Rev. Edward L. Morrison. Sisters from several of the city's conventS were seated in the body of the church.
 The St. Margaret's church quar- tet sang during the mass, with Pro- lessor John L. Bonn directing. Members of the quartet are Mrs. Eric Pape, Winifred Griffen, Jo- seph Mulcahy and Joseph G. Con- nor. At the end of the mass, the Star Spangled Banner" was sung.
 Active Bearers
 Active bearers, members of the I'D, were Joseph Cunningham, Jo- seph Garvey, Walter Bolan, Leo Provost. Clarence Marsella and Syl- vester Kelly. The I'D also had a large delegation in the funeral pro- ceSsion.
 Lieutenant Philip Kelly was in command of the escort for the body, the escort consisting of members of Co. G. The military funeral was in charge of Captain Peter J. Fox, act- ing for the family.
 Honorary bearers for Coporal Coyle Post, American Legion, in cluded: Wallace Inglis, Chester Haude, Daniel J. Mahaney, George McDuff, Walter Jarvis and George Karnofsky.
 Honorary bearers for Wheeler Young Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, included John Luddy, Robert SplettStocner, Harry Myers, Ed ward Bates, Albert Sumpf, and James ODonnell.
 Honorary bearers for the Water bury Bar Association included: Pres ident Walter Monagan, Sr., Con- missioner James M. Lynch and At torneys Philip Bernstein, Richard son Bronson, Harry Spellman and Maurice Healey.
 Military Notables Attend
 Military notables marching in the procession included Colonel Lewis L.. Field, commander of the 102d regi- ment, Connecticut National Guard: Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Shearer, of Hartford, deputy commander; Lieutenant-C Colonel Ernest w. Novey of Torrington, Lieutenant Colonel William J. Shanahan, Lieutenant Colonel Harry J. Beardsley, Lieuten- ant-Colonel Roy E. Rice, Lieuten- ant-Colonel James Hurley.
 Other officers included Captain Peter Costigan, representing the Disabled American Veterans, Cap- tain Charles E. Kelley, Captain Max Traurig, Captain William J. Slator, Lieutenant Richard Gilyard, Lieu tenant George Scott, Lieutenant Ed ward Harrington, Lieutenant Walter A. Monagan, Jr.,
 Also Major J. A. Ciminera, Major J. M. Quinn, Major B. A. OHara, Major B. J. Lindauer, Major Joseph Houley, Major A. F. Obcrlin, Major w. L. Larash and Major L. A. Quinn, the latter representing the United States Army.
 Also Captain Waldo Ashley, Cap- tain T. F. Horrigan, Captain Dwight Smith, Captain Edward C. = i, Captain Peter J. Fox, Captain George Eaton, Captain Harold Cleary, Captain Alfred Dreher, Lieu tenant R. w. Hayward, Lieutenant John Donahue, Lieutenant Grover c. Baldwin, Lieutenant William Deadly. Lieutenant Hubert Rigney, Lieutenant Trad Nonamaker. Lieutenant w. w. Dillon and Lieu. tenant F. w. Kelly.
 U. S. Veterans Adm.
 The United States Veterans Ad- ministration was represented by Major Thomas Bannigan, supervisor of the Newington hospital, and Dr, Thomas F. Maher, chief medical officer.
 Florio post, Italian American World war Veternas was represented by Commander Leo Mecca, senior