The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-14
Son Reads
 Funeral Mass For Father

For Fother
 The Rev. James F. O'Dea, chap lain of the U. s. Navy on termina leave, former assistant at St. An. thony's Church in Litchfield, off. ciated at the solemn high Mass o1 requiem this morning at 10 at St Francis Xavier Church for his father, the late William E. O'Des of 127 Laval Street.
 Father O'Dea was assisted by the Rev. Leonard T. Goode of New Hav- en as deacon, the Rev. Lawrence o1 St. Mary's Hospital as subdeacon the Rev. James F. Egan of Litch- field, master of ceremonies, and the Rev. Thomas Dwyer thurifer. Acol- ytes were the Rev. Thomas Glynr and the Rev. Patrick Donnelly. The musical program was arranged by Martin Cunningham who presided at the organ. Mrs. Mildred Roche Lezotte was soloist. Burial was il. Calvary Cemetery, the chant led by the Rev. Edward Rooney. Father Egan officiated at the committaI prayers assisted by the Rev. David OKeefe and visiting clergy.
 Seated in the sanctuary were the Revs. Joseph Griffin, president ot St. Thomas Seminary in Bloomfield Patrick Lawlor of Lakeville; Daniel Manning of Torrington, John J. Nc Carthy of Charleston, s. C., James Murphy of Bridgeport; Edmund O'Connell, Greenwich, J. Oliver Cronan, Meriden; David M. OKeefe; George T. O'Neill, South Norwalk John J. O'Connor, F. T. Monahan Bristol; James Noonan, Ansonia Arthur P. Hanley, Hartford, Eugene Torpey, Canaan, James A. Laws East Hartford; T. P. McMahon Canaan; Bernard J. Butcher, Char les L. Hewitt, Hartford; Albert Tay- Tor, Naugatuck; Joseph F. Flanna- gan, Torrington; Robert s. Heating New Haven; John J. Sullivan, Fran cis s. ONeill, Hartford; William B Disco, Norwich; John J. Canfield Baltimore, Md, James Fenton, Litehfield; P. H. McKenna, Bridge port; P. P. Ftzmauice, Hartford B. P. Benesevich, New Britain; James J. O'Connor, Washington Conn; Walter Pransketis. Bridge port; John Cook, Hartford; Henry J. Maloney, s. J, New Orleans; Jo- seph Healey, Hartford; Raymond Guidone, Hartford; Robert J. Chag- non: T. M. Lane, Hartford; John F Culliton, NeWtoWn, G. F Gaynor S. P, Washington, D. C.; B J. Flynn Bridgeport; L G. Zibell, New Lon- don.
 Also the Revs. Edward H. Rooney Bloomfield; J. P. Cotter, Hartford; J. J. Crawford, New Haven; Ed ward J Farrell, Frank V. Sullivan of Boston College, Chestnut Hill Mass; Thomas c. O'Neill, Elmwood; Myron V. Miller, Georgetown; AL bert J. Zanavich, Hartford; J. F Dillon; R. D. McGrath, Hartford William R. Botticelli, Torrington; J. Harrison, Hartford, Vincent Cronin, Norwich; James J. =O'Brien, Storrs; James P Cunningham, Hartford; i; A. F. Constantine. Torrington; Hugh P. Gallagher, West Hartford i; George B. Hughes, Fairfield; Ser nard L. Misrik, Norwich; Joseph A. Graziani; James Conefry, William Loftus John Reilly, Raymond Lud- ford and Vincent Lyddy, all of New Haven;
 
 The Rev. Francis J. Doherty, Paul J. Rivard, Vincent P. Cleary Of Bridgeport; Thomas Dignam, Rob- ert Wood. Manchester; Thomas P. Guinan. Phillip L. Blaney, Bloom field; John F. Tierney Bridgeport; Raymond J Mulcahy, Wethersfield; George P. Curtiss. Danbry; Phillip Hussey; Thomas P. McGarry, Oak vile; James J. Mclaughlin. Clem- ent c. Shea, John w. Dial, L. J. Picher, Alfred J. Mathieu, all of Waterbury; James T. Butler, Port land; James F. O'Jeary, New Brit ain; Dennis R. Hussey, New Brit ain; P. J, Speer, New Haven, and F Bernard Miller, Hamden.
 Sgt Martin Connor led an hon. rorary delegation from the Plant Protection Department of the Sco- will Manufacturing Company that included
 Michael D. Murphy, Edward W. Roche, John F Kinnie, Walter J. Kelly, Geroge T, Burns, Michael J. Garfield, Michael Frederick, Mall colm Boyd, Frank Carey, James McCue, Joseph OLeary, Michael Ryan, Michael Hanley, Hugh F. Gallagher, Harry F, Toletti, James c. Lynch, Herbert Barnhart and John Croce.
 Edward J. Fox, Thomas J Mur- phy, Timothy Murphy, John F. Luddy, Louis w. Missel, John T. Pivirotto, Clint n Rasmussen, James J. Hoard William M Tur- ley, Henry A. Benz, Eugene O'Con- nor, William F. Maher, John J Arnold, William F. Bossidy, Law renee J. Cairns, Leodore Cote, John J. Hayes and John A. Crowley.
 The active bearers, also members of the Plant Protection Depart ment, were; Sergt, Timothy J. Law Tor, Sergt Frank E. Cicia, Patrick Cronin, Stanley Koschman, Michael