The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-13
FUNERALS

The funeral of Alphonso DeMe- lis, Ansonia, formerly of Water- bury, was held from the 1mpel- lltteri & Searpa funeral home, Fifth and Olivia street, Derby, today ct 8;S0 to the Holy Rosary church at 0, Burial was In Calvary cemetery, Waterbury,
 A high Mass Of requiem will Do held ct the Church of Our Lady of flourdes at e:S0 0, n, tomorrow for Loreto Vale, father of Mrs, tolanda ResSi, % Sunnyslde avenue, who died recently In Italy
 The funeral of Mrs, Clara CHI. ler) Kaufman, l32 Chestnut avenue, was held today at 2 ?, m, at the Croft funeral home, Lancaster, Pc, Rev, pr, John J, SnaVely, pastor of the First Methodist church, hore, and 0 son-in-law, offieiated, Burial waS in Greenwood cemetery, Lam easter,
 The funeral Of Mrs. Lucy (Don. nelly) oNelll, 27 West View street, was held from the Mulville funeral home, 270 West Main street, this morning at 9.i6 to St, Francis XaV- fer church at Q. Rev. George oNeill, ot Greenwich, Q nephew of Mrs, O'Neill, was celebrant of the solemn high Mass, assisted by Rev, Francis o'Nelll, New Haven, also c nephew, as deacon, and Rev, James Broder- iek, Sub.deaeon, Rev. David o'Keofe and Rev. Lawrence Skelly were seat. cd in the sanctuary, Mrs, Robert Dirt was organist and soloiSt, Burr ial was in new St, JoSephs eome. tory, Rev. Francis oNeiil, offieiat. ing, assisted by ofsv. George O'Neill and Father Okecfe,
 Bearers were John Clarity, VII. liam o'Neill, Thomas Murphy, Jo. seph Falistrom, Thomas Fruin and Richard Fruln.
 Tho funeral of Mrs, Mary Culliton will be held from tha home, o7 Temple street tomorrow al 8.30 to st. Francis xNXier church at 0,iB ., m. Burial will Do In old st. Joseph's cemetery. Friends may call Rt the home today.
 Tho funeral of Mrs. Adele Helss tZiburis) DulskiS, 73 Norton street was held this morning at 0;4b from tho Dellniks funeral home, i7 Con' gre&s avenue, to St. joScph's ehurel at 10 where Q solemn nigh Mas was celebrated by Rev, Joseph J Valantlejus assisted by Rev. Dene' dict dauronSkas, deacon, and Rev pr. John BogusaS, sub.deaeoh. ThC epeGiRl musical program was undei the direction Of Alexander AlokSiB church organiSt, with Mass sung bj MT. Aloxsis and the church choir Burial was in the family plot ir Calvary cemetery with eommitta services conducted by Father Val. antijuS, assisted by Father BoguSal and the choir.
 Honorary bearers, all members ol the choir, were Mary Forftier, joai dluodonls, AlIee Jonikaa, Mary Kag. lauskas, Ella KopieEh, Mareellt LauTeekas, Vera MaZoika, Nellie Meskunas, Berniee OFtlIeb, Kath- Tyn Roman, StephNnle Bapranas Mary Stugas, Nellie StaSkeVieius aiie Neil T'otilas, Active bearers were Joseph RutkRuSkas, Victor Diamon tas. Anthony Romanauskas, Charles eemetAs. Anthony Vorbiekas and William YanaVich.
 The funeral Of Thomas c. Wil- ton, Painter Ridge, Washington, Conn, retired captain of the Wa. terbury fire department, wns held today ct il c, in. at the AldeFBon funeral home, 70 Central avenue, Rev. Francis o. Ayros, rector Of st. Johns Episcopal church, off- eiated. Burial was In old Pine Grove cemetery.
 Bearers were Capt. Philip Kelley, Capt. John AhOarn, Capt, James Mccoy, Lieut.. Timothy Horgan, Lieut.. John Dooley and Lieut.. Jo. seph FAgan, Representing the fire | department were Chief Thomas Y. Cavanaugh and Con1sr. Gordon eomerB.
 The funeral of Graham Dlmock, 4i6 Willow St., was held at the AldeFgon funeral home, 70 Central Ave, ct q ?. ni. today, Rev pr, John 0, walker of the Second Cone eFegatlonal church oficiating. Burial was In old Pine Grove eein' etsTy,