The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-27
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 Suecial Music

rendered by the Immaculate Con ception church quartet, composed of Mrs. Alfred Wolff, Mrs. Marie Bauby Buckley, James J. German, and Arthur Kennedy, under the dlrec- tion of Frederick F. Harmon, or ganist. The choir sang the Schmidt's requiem Mass.
 Committal was at the old St. Jo- seph's cemetery was conducted py Father Morrison, assisted by the visiting clergymen.
 The local county courthouse was closed all day today. Courts ln other parts of the state called of morning sessions so that the judges could attend the local Jur- ist's funeral.
 Leading the funeral procession to the church from the Bergin funeral home on East Main street were police escorts, and cars carrying the mayor, Police Superintendent Daniel J. Carson, and Deputy Superintend- ent Fred Hickey, the honorary bearers, and the active bearers.
 Mrs. McEvoy entered the church on the arm of her nephew, Neuman McEvoy of Greenwich. Following were her adopted son, Vincent, Miss Mary McEvoy of Greenwich, Mrs. Margaret Guilfoile, and another nephew, Joseph Guilfoile, a soldier.
 Mother Mary Catherine, superior of the Notre Dame Academy ana the Waterbury Catholic High school and a sister of Mrs. McEvoy, was one of four nuns who followed the immediate relatives into the church.
 Honorary bearers were: Attorney John H. Cassidy, Attorney Lawrence L. Lewis, Judge Patrick Healey, At torney James M. Lynch, Attorney Herman J. Weisman, Attorney Michael V. Blansfeld, Judge John L. Gaffney, Attorney Finton J. Phelan, Waterbury Bar Association President Walter w. Smyth, States Attorney William B. Fitzgerald, Superior Court Clerk James E. Mo- Knight and Public Defender Ed ward T Carmody.
 State Referees Present
 Representing the high court of the state, in addition to the chief jus tice, were the four other justices, Allyn L. Brown of Norwich, Newell Jennings of Bristol, Arthur F. ELS of Litchfield, and Edwin c. Dicken- son of Hartford Three former State Supreme Court justices present were: Frank D. Haines of Portland, John w. Banks of Bridgeport, and Ernest c. Simpson of New Haven, all of whom are now state referees.
 The Superior Court judges at- tending were: Ernest A. Inglis of Middletown, Patrick N. O'Sullivan of New Haven, John A. Cornell of Bridgeport who is now presiding in Waterbury, Kenneth Wynne of New Haven, Edward J. Quinlan of Nor walk, Robert L. Munger of Ansonia, Edward J. Daly of Hartford, Will liam H. Comley of Bridgeport, John H. King of Willimantic, James E. Murphy of Bridgeport, Samuel Mel litE of Bridgeport, William J. Shea of Hartford, and Howard w. Alcorn of Suffleld. Also present was State Referee John Rufus Booth of New Haven, a former Superior Court judge.
 The Common Pleas Court was represented by the following judges: Thomas J. Molloy of Hartford, Wal ter M. Pickett of New Haven, Miles F. McNiff of Waterbury, John T. Dwyer of Norwalk, Raymond J. Dev- lin of New Haven, Richard S. Swain of Bridgeport, John F. McDonough of Naugatuck, Thomas J. Wall of Torrington, John Clark Fitzgerald, of New Haven, Vine R. Parmelee of Windsor. and John T. Cullinan of Bridgeport.
 Other judges attending were J. Jo- seph Smith of the federal court in Hartford, and Carroll B. Hincks of the federal court in New Haven, and Juvenile Court Judges Fred D. Faulkner of New Haven, Stanley Mead of Bridgeport, and Thomas Gill of Hartford.
 Waterbury court officials present, in addition to those who served as bearers, included City Court Judge T. E. Conway, Superior Court Pro- bation officer Kathleen Crowley, and Compensation Commissioner John '. O'Connell
 Representatives of the state in- cluded: Police Commissioner Ed ward Hickey. Attorney General Will liam H. Hadden, Representative Daniel J. Mahaney, States Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn, Jr., of Hartford, Assistant States Attorney Arthur German of New Haven, Assistant States Attorney Otto J. Saur of Bridgeport, and Public Defender Thomas Robinson of New Haven.
 Former State Labor Commission CT Cornelius Danaher, former Hart ford States Attorney Hugh M. A. corn, Sr, and former New Haven City Court Judge William Harney were among former officials noted at the services.
 Atty. Nathaniel Bronson, dean of the Waterbury and Connecticut Bar, was present with delegation of lawyers from all parts of the state. High Sheriff J. Edward Slavin headed a large group of deputy sheriffs and constables from Wa terbury and surrounding towns.
 Others attending included New Haven County Commissioners Ed ward Rafile and Charles Beery; New Haven County Bar President Edward Reynolds. and Hartford County Bar President William F. Mangan.
 Court attaches present included :: William A. Bree, clerk of the New Haven Superior Court; E. T. O'Sul-