The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-11

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 Funeral services for Mrs. CRth- Orin0 (dadeD M0hrmAtn, mother Of Rev. John N. c. Mohrmann, pastor Of st, John'B Lutheran church here, was held At the home, i30.20 ii7th street, South ODone Park, N. Y" to- day at 2 D. n., with burial in Luth. eran cemetery, Brooklyn, N Y,
 Funeral services for William IT. Fasshender, father of Mrs. Andrew Craft, 23S Walnut street was held today Rt B:30 c, 70, from tho Buck" miller Funeral Home, 22 Park place, NaugRtuck to St, FranciB' church there at Q, Burial was in Bt, JAmeB cemetery, NaugAtuck.
 The funeral Of Mrs. Eva Marie tSynotD Lapointo, wife of Roland Lapolnte, Br. b3 East Dover street, will Do held tomorrow At Q 0, m. from tho Bellevillo Funeral Home, GO East Clay street, to Bt, Annc'g church where Rolemn high Mass will Dc celebrated At Q, Burial will be in Calvary cemetery, Friends may call at tho funeral home from 2 to 10 D. m. today.
 The funeral Of Joseph J. Devine took place this morning at B.lO O.. clock from tho Mulvillo Funeral Home, 270 West Main street, to St. MargRretB church at 0 o'clock. The Rev. j. oliver Cronan celebrated the solemn high MASB of requiem, aSs sisted by Rev. fAonard Conlon as deacon, and Rev, John C0nlnn as sub.deacon. The Rev, Michael Mcs Very was seated ln tho Sanctuary.
 The bearers included John Kelly, Francis Walsh, Thomas Sweeney, Edward CRBey, William Delaney md Philip Fox,
 Burial was In new St. Josephs cemetery, with services by Rev. John Conlan,
 Ills former associates of the Wa. torbury Fire Department pAh ilnnl tribute thlB morning to Hugh A. OillAnd 0t hiS funeral which wal held at B.30 o'clock from his home, Ji Wall Htreet, to the Church Of the Sacred Heart at Q o'clock. The Rev John Dial celebrated the solemn high Mas of requiem, assisted by Rev. AlbcrA Callalian ag deacon, md IIev. Franklin Corrigan As Bub' deacon, The Rev, John J. Mo0rnth of T'homnhton was seated in the sanctuary.
 The bearers, ali members Of the Firc Department, included Captain Charles Booth, James Kelly, Robert Holmes, Maurice Altman, John FitE' maurlGG and Thomas Lynch,
 Burial WaB in new Bt. J0NphJ cemetery. with services by Father Corrigan.
 The funeral of John ]. Pholan took place this morning from the B0rgln Funeral Home, 200 East Main street, at e:30 o'clock to the Church Of tho Immaculate Con. eeptlOn At 0 o'clock. The Rev. Paul Bpodnik celebrated tho solemn high Mass, aSslsted by Rev, George Reil. Joy as deacon, and Rev Donald OII0ary AS Bub.d0Rcon.
 The bearers included; William Weir, James McCarthy, John Burns, Thomas Dough0rty, Frederick Bch0ll and Charles Keeley.
 Burial was in old Bt. JoBepha q cemetery, with services by Father Bp0dnik.
 The funeral of MathaB LaFrlvlero was held this morning from the BOlloville funeral home, GO East Clay street to St. Ann's church. 4 sole enil.hlgh Mass Of requiem was celes brated at Q o'clock by Rev. ubald LRuTion, asBLBtAd by Rev. Alfred Mathieu nB deacon, and Rev. !. BOguhg az BubsdeaCon, Prof. George D. Perrault played c musical pr0s gram with Adolphe Tourangeali singing "Miserere Mel" at the offer. tory and "Je quite Cette Terro" at the Fecesgonai. The bearers were Joseph yFappier, Armand Qarceau, Louis Lord, Philias FournleF, Loo BernatChez and Jeffrey Cool. Burial was in the family plot ct tic new Bt. Joseph cemetery with Rev. Ubald LaurioD officiating.
 The funeral of Mrs. Aiii0lia Eldus kinas, wife og Matthew widuklnaD, will be held from the DellnlkS sv' neral home, e Congress avenue, tlme and other aTr0ngetllentB 70 be announced. Friends may cell at the funeral home today from 2 to 10 ?, m'