The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-23
FUNERALS

 Grath of B Imlay St., Hartford, chief of the income tax division of the In- ternal Revenue Department Hart ford for the past 25 years, was held Saturday morning at his home with a solemn requiem mass in St. Jo- seph's Cathedral.
 Rev. John McGrath, a cousin, of Thomaston, was celebrant, assisted by Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney of Stonington and Rev. Joseph Healey. Rev. John Hannon was master of ceremonies. Father McGrath con- ducted the burial service in old St. Joseph's cemetery, Waterbury.
 The bearers were Collector of In- ternal Revenue Thomas s. Smith, William J. Lynn, Thomas J. Flana- gan, James F. Kane, James w. Hickey and Frank H. Murray. A large delegation from the De- partment of Internal Revenue att tended Nthe funeral, including the following: N Alice Igo, Violet Thewlis, Mary Smith, Odpha Ashvell, Helen Burns, Frances Welensky, Minna Melrose, Florrie Donohue, Philo M. Di- Bella, Ora Costello, Edna M. San- tillo, May O'Connell, Ida Granis, Allen Hemenway, Carrie Henderson, Mary Sullivan, Margaret Shea, Elsie Kleazer, Agnes Dunne, Helen Del none, Lena Dobinsky, Anne Unanski Marguerite Ragine, Louise Kane, Edward Smith. Charles Mccarthy, c. w. Bruce, Timothy Covey, James Pontillo, Mary Sullivan, Gus Glessis, A. J. Odell Richard Mooney, Vim cent Pagan.
 Raymond Mooney, Esther Curran, Virginia Hefferon, Helen Mulligan Margaret Bowe, Fred Cronin, Isa- bella Shea, Ann Acton, William Lynn, James Shea, Catherine Down. es, Theresa Hammill, Mary Sipples, Margaret Walsh, Bernard K. Smith, George Markowitz, Ethel Kinney, Ellen Boylan, Helen Malone, Mrs. Ann Delany, James Adrian, Rose Meluzzo, Aida Mettler, Sally Hem messy, Mary Barry, Rose Doherty, James Dutton Edwin Dwyer, Nell Burke, Catherine Leary, Philip Roche, Catherine Shea, Austin Muir phy, Helen Barry, Mrs. Mildred c. Swartfiguer, John Mccormick and William Reid.
 The following attended from Hart ford Council, No. II, Knights of Columbus: M. J. Budds, c. s. Da- wis, T. J. Leary, J. D. Dignam and w. J. Cosker.
 A delegation also attended from Waterbury Lodge, No. 265 B. P. O. E., including: Harry Cashin, Edward Callahan, U. Horton Warner and William Cunningham.
 The funeral of James F. Holler- an was held Saturday morning from the home, 32 Kingsbury street, to the Church of the Im- maculate Conception where a sol- emn high Mass was celebrated by Rev. Dennis J. Morley, c. s. Sp., assisted by Rev. George F. Reilly, deacon, and Rev. Donald O'Leary, sub-deacon. Rev. Francis Higgins was seated in the sanctuary. Bearers were Herbert Ragan, Charles Knickerbocker, Daniel Mccarthy, R. E. Comisky, Arthur Maloney and K. J., Campbell. Burial was ill the family plot. old St. Joseph's cemetery, with Fr. Morley and Fr. OLeary in charge of committal services.
 The funeral of Moses Forgue was held Saturday morning from the Mulville funeral home to St. Ann's church where a solemn high Mass was celebrated by Rev. AL fred Mattieu, with Rev. Ubald Lau- rion, as deacon, and Rev. Alfred Cabitor, sub-deacon. Bearers were w. R. Carlson, Robert Monerot, James Lynch, William Winters, Clifford Farrell and Anatole Pet rault. Fr. Laurion, was in charge of committal services at the grave in the family plot, new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Funeral services for Otto Henry Wendehack were held Saturday afternoon at the Alderson funeral home. Rev. Roger B. T. Ander- son, rector of the Trinity Episcopal church, officiated. Burial was in Riverside cemetery. Bearers were William Rosie, Herman Kunde, Charles Doescher, John H. Kirsch- baum, Rudolph Ringerberg and William J. Borchardt, all mem- bers of Harmony lodge of Masons. Delegates were present from Monitor Hose Co.,, Knights of Pythias, and Concordia Singing so- ciety.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Elinora Keller were held Saturday after noon at the Alderson funeral home, with Rev. Dr. John c. Walker, pas- ! %Au 1f @IxA CanAv1I TnnoraOQ tinnQ