The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-23
FUNERALS

dard,77, who died last Thursday al
the Charlotte Hungerford Hospital
IN Torrington was held from thu
Gleason funeral parlors In ,Torring.
ton yesterday. Services we're con.
Quoted by Rev. Amos Page. Inter.
gnent was in Lakeside cemetery. The
pallbearers were John ]. Allen
Clarence l.. Qalpin, Andrew Rebin-
ann, Walter Eggleston, John A
Collklin, Jr., and Carleton Allen.
The deceased was well known
throughout Connecticut. He lived
for many years OF Lakeside, Conn.
before moving 10 Torrington.
He Is survived by his wife, Kate
Derby Stoddard, o daughter, Gladys
Of Torrlngton; Q son, Clifford Of
Litchfield; o sister, MRS. Herbert
Botelle Of Lakeside: o brother
william Stoddard Of Lakeside; anc
o number OF nleces and nephews.
Among the waterbury relatives
attending the funeral were Mr.. and
Mrs. Flank Altman, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Rogers Stoddard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thaddeus A. Stoddard and
Mrs. Ralph y. stoddard.
The funeral Of Hugh Cream was
held this morning of e:l6 O'Clock
from the Mulville Funeral Home
$40 West Main Street, to st.
Margaret's Church. Rev. Patrick
Flaherty OF Philadelphia celebrated
the solemn high Mass OF requiem
at 0 o'clock for his cousin, with
Rev. J. Oliver Cronan as deacon,
and Rev. Leonard Conion as SUBJ
deacon. The Reverends John Conlan
and Thomas Mcmahon were seated
In the Sanctuary.
The bearers included Martin
Mccarthy, James Mccarthy, Ed
ward Cream, Thomas Cream, Harry
DiModugno and Martin Flaherty.
Burial was In the family plot nj
New st. joseph's cemetery D,..I
services by Father Flenelty assis-
ted by Father Leonard Conlon.
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The funeral OF Mrs. Daniel
Loughlin Of Seymour was held yes
terday afternoon ct 2 o'clock ut the
Munson funeral home in Woodbury.
Rev. Duane Wore Pastor OF the
South Britain Congregational
church, ofiaciating. Burial was In
Pine Hill cemetery, 5outhbury.
The bearers were Clifford Lough-
lin Of Danbury, Edward Loughiin
Of Newtown. Thomas Morrow o.
Seymour and Louis Dubret Of Dan
bury.
The funeral Of Mrs. Frances
(Morganstern) Baruch was held
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock al
the Anderson funeral home. Rabbi
William p. Greenfield officiated
Burial was In Sharis Israel GENE.
terry. Bearers were Samuel Rosen'
zewig, Milton Goodman, Max &uss'
man, Joseph Steinberger, Richart
Swalheimer and Ralph Oberstein.
Funeral services for Christian J
Pluderer took place this Afternoon
at 2 O'Clock ct the Anderson funera
home, 10 Central avenue, Rev. Mar
tin ]. LorenZ, ofiiciating. Burial wal
IN old Pine Grove cemetery.
The funeral Of Alfred Galipeau o
Hitchcock lake was feldlthiS morn
ing from the Belleville funera
home, SO East Clay street at 8:lI
o'clock to ST. AIMS church wherI
o solemn high mass Of requiem wal
celebrated at Q o'clock by Rev. Al
fred Matthew, with Rev. Ubals
Laurion, as deacon, and Father Pei
letter, o. r., as sub-deacon.
At the ofiertory, Adolphe Tour
angeau, SoloiSt, rendered "MiSerer,
Mel" and "Je Quite Cette Terrc,
ct the occasional. Miss Marie Ger
walls sang "Au Revoir, o Ciel".
Burial was In the family plot II
J new 81. Joseph's cemetery, with
Father Matthew oticiatli1g at TIN
colnmittal.
Bearers we're Edmond NORM
Larry Mullen, Edward Scott, DaviG
Minogue, Peter Allard and Ray
Ilond Ballou. A delegation repre-.
senting the Conn, Light g. Power
Co, also was on hand.
The funeral Of Mrs. Margaret
Sullivan Of 638 Baldwin street wal
held Saturday morning from thI
MulvIlle funeral home to ST. fran
els Xavier church where O solemn
high Mass Of requiem was cele.
brated by Rev. Gerald qaynor. o.
0raynidor, N. r., Order OF Fran.
ctscan Friars, assisted by Rev. Da.
vid O,Keefe as deacon and Rev
James sullivan as gub-deacon
Robert Brit church organisi
played special music with William
CLASSIFY as soloist.
Burial waSsin the family plot il
new st. JoSeph's cemetery witt
the conlmittal service by FatheI
daynor, assisted by Father O'EEeefe
| The bearers were John Winston
John Conner, Frank sullivan Mau.
rice Conner, John Sullivan ant
James Foley.
The funeral Of Mrs. Azubaii Reil'
| iy Young was held Saturday morn.
Ing from the Bergin funeral homo
10 the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception where q solemn requiem
Mass was celebrated by rev. Don.
and OLeaFy, assisted Nv REV. Pau
Spodnick, deacon and REV. George
Reilly, gub-deacOfI.
Bearers were Mortimer !. Con.
nor, Leo !. Cur1ey, Dr.. Arthur n
OLeary and J. Charles Keeley. In
terment was Ia the family plot IN
new st. Josephs cemetery. Com