The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-25
FUNERALS

A military funeral for Benjamin F. CurTie, 64 Harrington Avenue was held Saturday morning from the Lunny Funeral Home to the Sacred Heart Church for a, solemn high Mass celebrated by Rev. John Kel- ly assisted by Rev. Bradford Colton deacon, and Rev Henry E. Quinn, sub-deacon. Burial was in old St. Joseph's Cemetery, with. the com initial service offered by Father Cotton Active bearers were George Currie, Frank Deeley, John Deeley, Delphie DuFresne, William and Russell Kelleher.
 Maj. Howard s. Hickcox was in charge of the Connecticut State Guard which included 8 firing squad composed of Sgt. Wallace J. IngliS, Sgt James F. Oracle, Sgt John Dillon. Sgt. Michael Moneta Sgt. Armond 'Delage, Cpl. Harold Royle, Cpl. William Sheehy, Cpl. Stephen Christian, Pfc. Richard Fa- dus, Pvts. Jseph Hyland and Thomas Archambault, Sgt. Delage with the bugler. .,.
 A military funeral for Charles E, Comerford, 149 South Elm Street, was held Saturday morning from the Bergin funeral home to the Immaculate Conception Church for solemn nigh Mass. Rev. Philip Hussey wes celebrant, assisted by Rev. George Reilly, deacon, and Rev. Donald O'Leary, sub-deacon.
 A military firing squad of Con- necticut State Guard, headed by Maj. Howard S. Hickcox, included Sgt. Wallace J. 1nglis, Sr., Sgt. James N Oracle, Sgt. John Dillon, Sgt. Michael Moneta, Sgt. Armand Delage, Cpl. Harold Royle, Cpl. Will liam Sheehy Cpl. Stephen Chris tian, Pfc Richard Fadus and Pvts. Gilbert Muzzicato, Joseph, Hyiand, and Thomas Archambault.
 Church call was given by Wallace Inglis, Jr., and taps were sounded by Sgt. Delage. Burial was in new St. Joseph's cemetery, with Father Hussey officiating at the committal service. The flag was presented by Maj. Hickcox to his sister, Miss Ella M. Comerford, who accepted it on behalf of the family.
 The funeral of Richard Perrotti, s, son of Charles and Antoinette (CiampD Perrotti, 85 Anderson Avenue. was held Saturday morning from the Colasanto funeral home to the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel for solemn high Mass of requiem. Rev. Paul Rivard was celebrant, assisted by Rev. Austin Saunders, deacon, and Rev. Joseph GraIani sub-deacon. Burial was in Calvary cemetery with Father Saunders officiating at the com initial services. Bearers were John Favale, Ronald Genua, Rob- ert Perrotti, Fred Lembo, Joseph Cipriano and Martin DeSomma.
 The funeral of George Hall was held at 2 o'clock Saturday after noon at Wolcott Congregational Church, Rev. Alfred Bells officiat- ing. Burial was in Fairview Ceme- terry, West Hartford. Masonic ser vices at the cemetery were under the direction of Worshipful Master H. H. Young, Hartford. Bearers were Howard Kraft, Raymond Mil Ter, Eric Benedict, Ransom Bron- son, Robert G Hall and Raymond King.
 The funeral of Mrs. Anna CKse- nich O'Hare, widow of Edward O'Hare and daughter of Mrs. Anna Ksenich, 88 Hill Street. was helt today at e:30 a. m. from M. F Walker & Sons, 1901 Chapel Street New Haven to St. Mary's Churof there. for q solemn high Mass at 9
 Funeal services for Dr. Alvah W Blckner. TO Ridge Road, RutheF ford, N. J.. husband of the forme Eleanor Heffrln, daughter of Mra Edward l.. Heffrin, iee Willow Street, was held today at 10 q. m from pr. Blckner's home in Ruther ford. N. J.
 The funeral Of Mrs. Marie Con stance lRosel Ippoiito, wife c Frank Ippolito, iB80 East Mai Street. will be held tomorrow { g,30 .. m. from the Bergin Funerl Home, 900 East Main Street, 70 lh church 0f our Lady of f,0llrdes fe
 solemn high Mass 0f requiem le. Burial wIll be ln Galway oaM