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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-29

Dr, and Mrs. Francis P. Barnes Of Fern Circle, accompanied by Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaynor of Shelton Avenue are on a trip to California.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-29

Mrs. Margaret Verdun is spending the summer at Brattleboro, Vt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-29
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MT. and Mrs. John S Murphy of Fox Street are spending week touring Canada.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-29

Guests at the summer home of MT. and Mrs. Joseph L. Cosgriff at Fall Mountain Lake over the week end were Dr. and Mrs. Leon H. Phaneuf and family of Mansfield Avenue. and Mrs. Mollie E. Stod- card of Fern Circle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-29

MT and Mrs. Daniel Callahan, of Coe Street, have returned home af- ter spending the past several weeks at Hampton Beach, New Hampshire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-29

MT, and Mrs. Joseph Clear, of South Elm Street are vacationing at the Thousand Islands, Canada, and will later vacation at Niagara Falls, New York.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA.

BRICK, Modern 6-room, 2 full tiled baths:
4 years old large living room with fire;
Basement, It, oil NV. heat, cedar lined
closets, Chestnut trim, cooper piuu.bn n;
ALMOST z acre on main highway; Z n miles
FIREMAN, $500 Branch ave. sc. sP.'
IseRooM COLONIAL HOME. bath. elec-
highway; IA miles D. C. line: suitable for
Dewey N FREEMAN, $500 Branch ave.
SEAT PLEASANT. MD.-Modern 5-room
and bath bungalow. full basement; coal
city water and and sever; sever; excellent bus sery-
DEwEy 'Rn gEEESSS $3.50 Bra Branch ave.
oxoN HILL, MD.-e-room and bath, g.
RSedToon home fG .nd s9a
iiRs; $3.50, terms. Dewey n FREE:
Man 3Ioo Branch ave, Sc hb sP qrSI brgct
home, almost new; full basement, oil h.-!w.
heat, gas, range and retrigerator. city
water and sever; excellent bus ,s5 service: Ss
sT2Ssh eve, S,e, sP, Of65:1 na.s s,,,..
sT afsnisss oil bSwRs Rsst SgsENSS S51Ss
$SS assRsb srIot Goi655I S5$z rnr.
refrigerator; 1st floor has . bedrooms din
ing room and living room with open fire.
place tiled bath and fully equipped kitch-
en- with breakfast, nook; 2nd floor has 2
bedrooms, den and library with open fire.
place. full bath; 2-car garage and we'll
Handicapped lot; u blk. to ] &C bus: So, 500:
terms arranged. MacLINDsEY, CHI.
VACANT BUNGALOW, with II acres Of
productive soil on beautiful Landover paved
road, eastward from Cheverly, at $4,000.
BEALL TURNER g. CO., 1l05 Vermont
ave NV Randolph OSs5. National 6l3l :.
Evening star., 1946-01-20

PETWORTH OR BRENTWOOD have
immediate cash sale for ,;5,, z or 4 bedroom
price and give prompt appraisal without
SHANNON q LUcHs Co, 1906 II st. NV.
HAVE CUSTOMERS WAITING for homes
in Petworth and Brightwood: quick action;
also want any kind OF ,coored property
easss care "ehz of THos enS s. MAIH SsI NC
81 81 RMS. Sis CASH, good NV. section, Pet
worth, Brightwood VIC. like Silver Spring.
From OWNER OR BRoKER-cash, s15,.
0oo, to $25, 900, sauls Addition, Shepherd
WSSffD 4 sSn 25 n Sw eF nearby Sas Nd
house or Punga9w 1G sa for sash mqst have
COLoRED-House wanted to buy: s rms
for occupancy: NV. section preferred. Box
SILVER SILVER SPRING. Bethesda areas. We
have urgent requests from buyers. They
have substantial and in many instances
tn them aS With US s." today for % Quick Sale sale. L. T +
GRAvATTE, 729 18th ST., Realtor, Ma
oNE Or Or TWO TWO bedroom d M bungalow "a w. witt
INVESTOR wants to buy from owner small
wSI'e ray cash. es Box 5sE Star. any '0no'i0n
WOULD LIKE TO BUY direct from owner
3 or 4 bedroom house, preferably brick, ir
Bethesda or Chevy Chase. convenient tt
transportation. Substantial cash. MIR
GRAHAM. WI $3.50; ewes, WI SI9S.
ONE-HALF CASH as down payment for II
or IL bedroom house as near as possibl,
to goth and G sts NV. Prefer it in sooc
condition; please call at once; no brokers
If YOU HAVE a house to sell for aroune
$4,000 in Northwest. please call us Mon
day. C. H. HILLEGEIST CO., 923 I5tl
st. NV. Ma. $500.
WANTED HOUSES, large and small, il
Woodbridge, Brookland, Michigan Park ant
nearby MARYLAND: l have cash buyers wait
ing. B; F. HOLMES. 1901 r.. /. ave. ne
Phone NO. ss12; eve. NO: 1916
SMALL 2 OR 3 BEDRM., Diet. (preferabl,
bung galow), located west of 10th ST.. NORTH
of Mass. ave-. east of Kenwood and south
OF Bradley blvd, possessions must .b'
street address, brief description of house
ment to see interior write BOX 1856 E. Star
near transp. and shopping section. Bo,
i HAVE A CASH PURCHASER for large
modern home in Shepherd Park. Crest.
wood or Spring Valley; would like 5 bed.
rooms. with one bedroom and bath or
first floor: large living room, dining room
and den or library and recreation room
auto. hot-water heat: good-sized lot. Wha
have you! Call MR.. oREM, GE. 4639
/ Will PAY ALL CASH for house in ne
or Sc, $4,000 to $4,000; no brokers
please. TR. 241S.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
SUBURBAN sALs-vIRelhIA.

ASBESTOS sHINGLE BUNGALOW, 8 bed
rooms. bath, living room. dining room.
two kitchens. two refrigerators; southern
exposure, coal heat. basement under en-
tire house; bus at door; two blocks from
900, Ext. ;,03. Sun. 8 am. to l pm.
A COUNTRY HOME, Fairfax: VA
large, we'll built s-room Colonial frame
house. on 5la. acres of excellent land
and in beautiful Sc. ling. House, sits well
back from a good paved road and has eS-
cellant view of surrounding coGntryside.
The first floor has a full center hall,
distinctive living room with picture WIN
dow. large dining room opening onto
screened yeranda running full length Of
house and extending several feet to add
charm and view; library with fireplace,
equipped kitchen. also wood burning range
and "a bath Second floor, center hall,
master bedroom and bath. 3 other b.d-
rooms and. bath; stairway to attic for
storage; full basement: oil h.-w. heat: well
insulated: city water and sewer: 2-car ga
rage and large chicken house; many fruit
trees. Property well fenced Price, S11.-
$50; cash. $1,000. and terms. EAST
MAN g. STEELE, Realtors. Falls Church
Evening star., 1946-01-20
SUBURBAN RsNT-vlReIhIA.

ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED BUNGALOW,
large living room, fireplace. bedrooms,
bath, kitchen, dinette. recreation room, oil
heat, garage: l acre of ground: Sl00 per
month. FREEMAN g. SHERBERNE, phone
ARLINGTON-House for rent completely
furnished, 3 bedrooms and sleeping porch;
restricted neighborhood; available February:
Glebe 1850 2Os
Evening star., 1946-01-20

large, modern det,
location, built-in ga :
recreation rm. with
n living rm., modern
ubStantial cash, Seen
Evening star., 1946-01-20
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

BUNGALOW, 5 rooms an
bath, oil heat. 4007 37th ST., Mt. Rainier
Md See any time Sunday. 500.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
PosSEssIoN-only s.

en- and 2 bedrooms and bath: | large bed
room and bath bath on End floor; hwh from
garage. substantial cash down payment
possession 30 to so days. Price, $4,000
Ga Sall MI II BIZ Brown. 4 GH o54a Sun. and ewes
FIRST WEEK ON MARKET-owner trans
ferTed; ,Isa real buy; priced ri below replaeemen
living room with fireplace, screened porch
dining room. large complete modern kitch
extra sse a no1r and stove ha
bedroom and bath, with glsssed-in Shove
stall. 2 other bedrooms, large sun deck
pr atf p aTge paneed IooI
maids room, full bath, utility room, at
tached garage. oil heat, copper lpipinf
venap az blinds be house
throughout; only years old: occupied b
owner. since built: possession March
prtoea to DOT aueE TE saie 1855 sis'oo open '0oa
ARLINGT0N-Good Investment 2-stor!
S-rm., 2-bath home, full basement, o
heat. lot 5oXl5o; c5 now arranged ss as,
furnished; equipped kitchens; hous
needs some redecoration: 1st floor will }
ssss ssssnt soman 2a TsA Ia Mo Rssf sogss sf ssa
elusive agent, 1901 S. Arlington Ridge I'd
AElingson AaRHV aMsR,aN Xs G1 37a1 "a S4s4 Wit,
spacious 1st-tloor ARRANGEMENT and lars
unfinished attic; located on. conv. bl
/ transp., within 10 miles of downtow
Washington, in nearby Fairfax Count.
| Va; Handicapped with several varieties {
| fruit trees, towering shrubs, berries an
! roses far enough above the road to assui
privacy; rms, on the LIST floor include liy
ing rn. I5x20). plus an interesting ba
window. Colonial flreplace. attractive col
nice aetail and adjustable nookshelves dir
/ ing rm. u0S14, master bedrm. 13x1a
plus bay window; a End bedrm. GOx12
and modern bath: all.electric kitcheI
equipped with an electric range and q
luxe REFRIGERATOR; laundry and furnac
rm. the lge. high-pitched attic is PARTIAL
insulated and heating is roughed in; it ma
| bath; 2-car garage with storage spac
above, which could be finished into sers
heating system. with oil burner, recesse
possession within 80 days; terms pric,
Sl4. .00o. GEORGE MASON GREEN CO
exclusive agents. asss ssso Wilson blyd Al
..BEDRM; BRICK, else: refrigsrator, 8,
| vic. Falls. Church, bus service: FIJI
Evening star., 1946-01-20

CHEVY. CHASE REALTY co. offers-Tn
Bethesda, and very convenient to stores,
schools IS and Transportation: well arranged,
Kitchen and pantry on first floor 3 bed
rooms, plenty OF closets and newly mod
ernized bath; oil heat; lovely lot; early
In Chevy Chase, D. C.-Very conven-
tently located home, newly redecorated; ;
living. room with fireplace, dining room,
sed oshn and fna PANTY pa ON ON st C0
basement with oil heat; early possession,
In Chevy Chase, Md.-We have 3 homes
Of the best suburban, sections Of Washing
ton. Among fine houses and excellent
neighbors, these homes furnish background
especially suitable for rearing children OF
In Bethesda charming home in i'm
maculate condition, suitable for a small
farNly. Living room with fireplace, din
ond. full basement with oil heat. built-ir
garage. large lot Very convenient tc
IN Shepherd Park--A fine detached
brick with 3 bedrooms and > baths. en-.
trance into reception hall, with living
room. dining room, dining alcove. den
recreation room, 2 frepisces, oil heat. Vie de,
tached garage. etc, are few of the fea-
lures which merit your Inspection Ex-
elusive agents, CHEVY CHASE REALTY
CoLoRED-leoo BLK. OF 18th st. Sc
"a rooms, brick, tile bath, front ane
saired MR; saEpP2Rp ssf.'fas pE, f'SYo iISY' re-
5rcsa Fs9m for az auee aodsFs sss e0R
DICKENS. De 53s2; DE. 1850,
only $500. terms. MR.. DICKENS. DE
1160, DE. 53s2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07
Form City
Official Dies
IL Homden
Rlloo IoF
William n. Mona gan
Saturday Morning

William Henry Monagar, former
well known resident Of Waterbury
died this morning at hla home. Il
Gotham Avenue, sTEamden, after Z
brief Illness. Az the time OF his
death he was employed at the New
Haven County jail, and had prev
iouply been Registrar Of Voters IN
New Haven.
Mr.. Monagan was associated with
the Scoyill Manufacturing Company
for many years, served on the Board
OF Education and was police COM
missioner IN this city. AT one time
he was Grand Knight Of the sheri-
dan Council, knights Of Columbus,
He was q brother Of Atty. Walter n.
Monagan and uncle Of Mayor John
8. Monagan Of Waterbury.
Nh Monagan was the son OF the
late John 8. and Ann C1aolanl Nom
agat. Besides hts brother, Walter u.
Mcnagan, he "a survived by his
widow, AIRS. E'iizaIbeth lLawlor)
Monagan: q sister, Mrs. Fred Marks
Of West Haven; and several nieces
and nephews.
The funeral will be held from the
COX Smith and Crimmins Funeral
Home, 1887 Chapel Street, New
Haven, at 0:l0, 70 the Blessed Sac
rai11ent Church, Haanden ct Q,
Friends may call ct the funeral
home Friday from 8 to -. m. Bur-
lei will be in old St. Josephs Gem
etery, this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07
cumeClub
Plans New
Clubhouse
Naugaluek Members
Viewing Tentative
Goal Of $4,000

Naugatuck, March Z - Or. Joseph
Star was named chairman OF q
committee IN charge OF q campaign
10 raise funds 10 erect q clubhouse
on les new grounds on Bristol road,
and TO develop the grounds further,
at o meeting Of the Fish and Game
Association Wednesday night.
A tentative goal OF $4,000 has
been set for the campaign, but this
has not yet been acted upon,
The society hopes 10 make the
grounds one OF the best OF It's kind
IN the state, Doctor Star said. PRES
ent plans call for q rifle range, pis-
toll and trap shoot range, skeet
range and iishing pond in addition
TO the clubhouse,
The club has applied TO the state
for 800 day-old pheasant chicks
which win be raised by club mem
berS. Last year q similar number
were received but many died. How
ever, Mr.. Sitar said, club members
have learned considerably since
then In connection with raising
such chicks.
The association has applied to the
federal government for trout for
streams In this area, Doctor Star
disclosed. No word has been re-
ceived as TO the result Of the APP
plication.
It Is expected that the state will
also stock local streams about q
week before the trout season opens
II brooks are mott 90 high. The ses-
son starts April 20.
Plans for q smoker to be held IN
mid-April were made and Walter
Gesseck was named chairman OF
the committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07
Father Rice's
BrotherD Dies
lnHoFtford
Prominent n Fourth
Senatorial District;
Rites Saturday

william p. Rice, plumbing and
heating contractor Of Wethersfield
and brother Of Rev. Joseph A, Rice
pastor Of st. GATHERINGS Church In
Broad Brook and former assistant
at the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception here, died yesterday
morning at the Hartford Hospital,
He was born IN Hartford, son Of
the late Abraham and Mary (Kelly)
Rice.
He was Q member Of the Wethers-
field Democratic Town Committee,
and In 1o42 was nominated as Denl-
ocratic candidate from the Fourth
Senatorial District, which includes
WethersfieldA Rocky Till, Newing-
Manchester, Marlborough, and
ton, Glastonbury, East Hartford,
South Windsor.
Mr.. Rice was also . member Of
the Fourth Degree knights Of Coll
umbus, and had conducted his own
plumbing and heating business IN
Hartford and vicinity for % years.
He leaves his wife, Helen Egan
Rice: o son, william P. Rice, Jr,;
q daughter, Miss Jeanne M. Rice,
ell Of Wethersfield; three brothers,
Father Rice, Captain Thomas u,
Rice OF the Hartford Police DEPART
ment, and Francis j. Rice Of Hart
ford; three sisters, Mrs. William T,
Foley, Mrs. Grace A. Hendron, and
Mrs. Frank ]. Reardon, all Of Hart
ford, and several nieces and
nephews,
The funeral will be held Saturday
at 0:l6 q. m, at his home, with Q
solemn requiem Mass at Corpus
Christi Church In Wetherstteld ct
10 q. m. Buriel Will be In Mt. 81.
Benedict Cemetery. Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07
Chief Assessor
Made Voter Here

Among the new voters sworn In
yesterday were Aldro jerks, chief
assessor, who signed without de-
noting party preference.
He listed his birthplace as Wlscol-
sin. He plans to bring his family
consisting Of a wife and two chill
dren to Waterbury soon. They now
reside In Chicago. Mr.. jerks Yves
appointed assessor last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07

MaryIxnoll Missioner's Health
Endangered by Services in JungIess
Sends Letter Of Thanks for Assistance

The Rev. Francis J. Murphy, for-
merly Of pemherton Street, a Mary
knoll missionary who has been sta
toned In the jungles Of Cocha-
banda, Bolivia, for the past year
and Q half, Is en- route to the United
states due 10 an old arthritic con-
dition which has been aggravated
BY the tropical climate II the Eoiiv-
ian jungles.
FOR this reason his superiors at
Maryknoll, N. ~ deemed It advisa-
BILE that he work IN New York 50
as to avoid the possibility Of any
permanent injury.
Father Murphy, IN q letter TO
your correspondent, writes as fol-
lows:
Soon I shall be working IN the
United States. As much as ! dis
like to leave my mission circum-
stances beyond control make the
change necessary. For some time
now an old arthritic condition has
been aggravated by the tropical
climate here In Bolivia.
No missioner likes TO leave his
work. But In all things all Of us
must see the will Of God and
humbly submit to Il even ct the
cost Of much sacrifice.
Through the grace OF God and
the many sacrifices on your part
my mission here IN Bolivia has
had unusual success. My only
regret is that ell you Waterburi-
ans cannot come to Bolivia to see
the fruits Of your corporation.
You would be amazed and thrilled
ct the happiness, both spiritual
and temporal, which Waterhuri-
ans have brought into the lives
OF so many people. All Of you
have forgotten the little sacrl-
tices you made for the people
here. But these Quechua indians
viii never forget them. They
don't need q visible monument TO
remind them OF your kindness.
Engraven on their hearts Is O
lasting remembrance Of your
charity.
For my own part I thank you
'most gratefully for your Christ
like generosity. Daily my prayer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07

transferred W Most rev. HENRY
U'Eflcn, bishop az Hartford. o
EranoN XEvief1 Church d thIs a
The Cntholio Transcript ia Is al
rent Issue announues the asslanlae
De, Father o'Connor ln addition
two others o. diocesan interest.
Rev. James b. Noonan Of ST. B,
sepht Church, New London, vi
succeed Father CiConnor at Al
sonia, while Rev. John A. Kelly.
8. Army chaplain, viii renlar
Father Noonan at New London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07
Ensign Herman
Receives AonorS

The DISTINGUISHED Flying Cross
and the fourth star In lieu Of q
fifth Navy Air Medal have been
awarded Ems. walter o, Norman
for extraordinary achievement"
and "merltorious acts" while Serv-
ing as q pilot with Air Wing 10 In
the Pacific. He Is the son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Walter Norman, l9l Penn
broke Avenue.
Herman was relieved Of active
duty In November after flying IS
missions. He entered the Navy in
March, l043. He Is now q student
at Stevens College, Hoboken, N. J,
The stortS had the busiest year
In the HISTORY Of the United States
during 1888, with birth Of 100000
babies,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07
Divorce Action
Is Withdrew

A divorce action brought BY Jose
Ltliz Moura Of Waterbury against
Rose Moura. also OF this city, was
Withdrawn yesterday afternoon, fol-
lowing q partial hearing before
Judge Francis A. Pallotti In SUI
perior Court. A recess IN the trial
was called after the jurist said the
evidence UP TO that point was insult
ficient to uphold the ground Of
cruelty. Following the recess the
action was Withdrawn. The couple
were married Oct. -, 1914 in Mer-
iden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07
FUNERALS

Funeral services for Mrs. Charles
A. Powles, ITO New York Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y, who had lived in
waterbury from 1907 to 1914, will
be held tomorrow at 1880 p. m. at
the Fairchilde Funeral Home IN
Brooklyn, with burial in Brooklyn.
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles
Mag, Avery Street, Manchester,
will be held today in Manchester
with burial there.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Car
roll, 4S South Street, will be held to-
morrow morning at 8:l6 from the
Mulville Funeral Home, 40 West
Main Street, to st. Francis Xavier
Church for o solemn high Mass Of
requiem at Q. Burial win be in new
st, Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may
call at the funeral home today from
2 to 10 p, m.
Funeral services for Frederick
johnson, 507 North Main Street,
were held this afternoon at 2 ct the
Anderson Funeral Home, 10 Central
Avenue, with Rev. Einar Kron, pas
tor Of the Swedish Lutheran Church
ofkiciatlng. Burial will be In River
side Cemetery ct the convenience Of
the family.
Funeral rites for william Mem
ken Clark. 70, "a stiles Street, were
held today at 2 p. m. at the Hickcox
Funeral Home, 1875 Main Street,
WATERFOWL. Burial was In Evergreen
Cemetery.
Funeral services for Charles
Steinmetz, IS, will be held tomorrow
at II o'clock in the Lunny Funeral
Home, IS Central Avenue, Rev. Ro-
bert A. Heyenreich Of the First
Lutheran Church, ofilciating. Burial
will be in new Pine Grove Ceme-
terry. Friends may call at the funeral
home today from 8 to 10 p. m.
The funeral Of Pasquale Leo
grande, 80, Of 70 Pinehurst Avenue,
viii be held tomorrow morning from
the Maiorano Funeral Home, IS VIII
low Street, at 8 o'clock to the
Church Of Our Lady Of Lourdes for
requiem high Mass, ct 9Burial was
be in Calvary Cemetery. Friends
may call at the funeral home today
from 2 TO 10 p m.
The funeral Of Mrs. Annie Cam
mole Barton, 9 Myrtle Street, HART
ford, former resident, win be held
today at $50 q. m. from the Ahern
Funeral Home, Hartford, to st. Jo-
seph's Cathedral at 0. Burial win be
in Greenfield, Mass.
The funeral Of Mrs. Agnes (Sch-
oemehD Martus, wife Of Martin l..
Martus, president Of the Waterbury
Battery Company. viii be held from
the Anderson Funeral Home, 70
Central Avenue.
Time-li o'clock from the Alder
son Funeral Home, 10 Central Ave-
nue.. Burial at $3.50 in Hazardyille
Cemetery in Enfield, Conn. Friends
may call ct the funeral home to-
morrow from to 5 and z to o p. m.
Funeral services for Lewis J.
Hart, 81, Of "a Murray Street, who
died Tuesday while on vacation in
Pinehurst, N. O., are still tncom-
plete.
Mr.. Hart. president and treasur-
er of the Patent Button Company,
and Vice-president Of the Plat
Brothers q Company, and presl
dent of the Patent Button COM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07

will be that God viii shower down
on you and all your family His
choicest blessings. That God may
bless you In o special manner !
am going TO say four novehas OF
Masses for your intentions.
Beginning on the tenth day Of
the months Of March, April, May
and June I will start these no.
venas. do hope ell your wishes
will find fulfilment in the Sacred
Heart Of Jesus,
As / shall no longer be in Boz
livia there will be nofneed to send
me mission gifts for my work. TO
those OF you who send letters may
remind you that my new address
Is: Maryknoll Post Office, Mary
knoll, New York.
May God bless all Of you.
FATHER MURPHY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07

Benjamin r. Bradley, Jr., electri-
clans mate iic has been discharged
at the Navy Separation Center,
Lido Beach, l.. T., today. He Is the
son Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Benjamin F,
Bradley, 05 Chester Avenue.
Prior 10 entering the service In
May, le4a, Bradley was q student
nt Middlehury College. He Is re-
turning from duty In the Pacific on
. destroyer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-07

pany Of Tennessee, was spending
vacation with his wife when he was
stricken. Friends are asked to
omit flowers.
Funeral services for Mrs. Rhea
Boisvert Christian, wife Of Chase
Christian Of City Hill Street Ext,
Naugatuck, were held today ct 8:15
from the Anderson Funeral Home,
70 Central Avenue, to st. Mary's
Church, Union City where q solemn
high Mass Of requiem was cele-
brated at 8 o'clock by Rev. George
O'Neill, assisted by Rev. Albert Tay-
lor, deacon, Of st. Francis Church,
Naugatuck and Rev. John Nc
league, subdeacon, Of st. Anthony's
Church, Prospect. The bearers were
Robert Merkle, David Simonson,
Robert, Raymond, and Harry Bois-
vert, and Carr Swanson. Burial was
In st. James Cemetery, Naugatuck,
with colnmittal services conducted
by Father McTeague, assisted BY
Father O'Neill.
The funeral Of Paul Podzunas Of
ans Falls Avenue, Oakville, was held
from the home at $50 this morning.
Prayers were read by Rev. Thomas
McGarry Of st. Mary Magdalene
Church in Oakville. Burial was in
Calvary Cemetery with conmittal
services conducted by Father Me-
Garry. Bearers were John Kicsel,
william Viltrakis, Thomas Wisau-
sky, John Enamait, Vincent Zurai-
It's and Vincent Kulikauskas.