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BROOKLYN EAGLE, FEB. 18, 1948 13 ratlin Fred B. Dalzell, 57, Dies; FARRELL ROSE fnee Bishop February 15, 1E48, beloved wife of the late John; loving skier of Head of Towing Company Begg, Florence MMackie. Thomas I Mrs. Clara Koeber.

Funeral Thura- Browne, James J. Manorano. Anna jday, 9:30 a.m., from the.McManus Carter, Elsie H. Matern, Frank Funeral Home, 2001 Flatbush McDonoueh, A. G.lrme; Requiem Mass St.

Jeromes LOUGHLIN-Suddenly, on Feb-ruary 17, 1948, JOHN, beloved husband of Alice; dear father of Mrs. Margaret Gallagher, Marie. Ger-aldine, Eileen and Elizabeth; brother of Hugh, Michael, Andrew, Francis, and Mrs. Mary McKeon. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m., from Charles J.

Brady Funeral Home, 232 Utlca Avenue; Requiem Mas St. Matthew's R. C. Church. rinnfl Rulvntirc MfKff.

Marv tl Cowan, Jame H. Michel, Elizabeth Cross Cemetery. FITZGERALD MARY, on February 17. 1948. devoted sister of IsabeU Campeau and Genevieve MACKIE THOMAS on Feb-Donohue, Thomas and Joseph mary 17.

1948. formerly of 1739 Fitzgerald. Reoosine at the horned- 37th Street, Brooklyn, beloved 1948, husband of Delia Landy; ther of John Leonard of Hunting ton, L. Mrs. James Qualter of Yonkers, N.

Mrs. Neal Monahan of Yonkers, Daniel, Francis and Edward Ronan; brother of William J. and the late Edward, Daniel and Harry. Reposing at Boyertown Chapel, 188th Street and Webster Avenue, Bronx. Requiem Mass Fri day Our Lady of Mercy Church 10 o'clock.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. ROONEY ISABELLE, on Feb- RB.h Rte.M heln.ri ofl' Grace. Reposing at Chapel, 58th Street and 6th Avenue. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m.; Solemn Mass of Requiem Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

ROSCH On February 18. 1948. Christopher at Amityville, L. formerly of Brooklyn, beloved father of Harry George Walter Arthur B. and the late Marie R.

Fischer; brother of Anna Sackmann of Rosalie Park, N. J. Masonic service Wednesday. 8 p.m., RONAN JOHN, February 17, Creighton, Mary Miletlch, Anna E. 3uneke.

Louise Minuto, Antonlno Dickert, Beula M. Monck, George Donlon. Mary V. Mulhall, W. J.

J. Donnelly. Henry Mul, MaUkta Mutterer, M. nikenmayer. O.

Nofl Anna Pendleton, Ralph -ary Rae. Roberts. Rigby, Sidney Ronan, John Rooney, Isabolle Rosen, C. F. Griffin, Lyndon Guinan.

P. J. Hubcr. Otto Jacobsen. J.

F. Kappauf, Erwin Sweeney, Paul S. Kelly, William J. Taylor, D. Kermaih, James Teehan.

Mary A. Kerr, Charles J. Thome, C. M. 1 1 Koenig.

J. W. Thome, Isabella Fred H. Dalzell, rhairman of the board of the Dalzell Towing Company, of 21 State Manhattan, died yesterday at his home in Quogue at the age of 07. He was the son of the late -Commodore Frederick B.

Dalzell, founder of the com pany which operates a large tllKS 'NeW 01 Har bor and is one of the world's largest towing companies. Mr. Dalzell, who formerly lived for many years in Carroll Brooklyn, had been treasurer of the Maritime Association of New York and had been president of the International Lifeboat Racing Association. The laiter organization of which he was a founder, sponsored lifeboat races in the Narrows every Labor Day for 13 (designed to promote at! sea and amity between nations, crews of merchant ships of all nations, competed. "li Born in Brooklyn, Mr.

Dalzell was educated at Polytechnic Preparatory Country Day ibis father soon after comnlet ing bis studies and was elected chairman of the board six veal's At his death aUo va- Korea, Margaret wat-n. n. i. Lockwood. Mabel Waterval.

M. Loughlin, John White, Margaret BEGG FLORENCE MAUD, on mi of her brother-in-law, Lewis Fine-gan, 201-06 100th Avenue, Hollis. Requiem Mass Saturday, 10 a.m., St. Gerard's R. C.

Church. Interment St. Jolyi's Cemetery. FLATBUSH COUNCIL, NO. 497.

of announces with sorrow the death of Brother PATRICK J. i GUINAN. Members will meet at Coney Island Avenue and Cortel-you Road Wednesday, February 18, at 8:30 p.m., to proceed to the home of our late brother. FRANCIS X. MrCORMACK.

Grand Knight. Thomas O'Shea, Recorder. GALLIG AN ELIZABETH and sister of Mrs. Frances Daly. Funeral Thursday, "in.

iv 110 a.m. Interment Holy Cross 'Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. griffin LYNDON on Feb by Greenwood Lodge. No.

up to I'JHI. in these races, February 17, 1948. Services 16t 1M8i beloved wife of Moadinger Funeral Parlors, 1120. t(le iate William devoted Flatbush Avenue, Thursday, 2 tSs A. and Rose A husband of the late Mary Ellen Ranahan; devoted father of Florence, 'Alfred.

Thomas. Frank, Mrs. Dorothy Prefer. Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs.

Helen Carey; loving brother of Alex. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a.m., from the McManus Funeral Home, 2001 Flatbufh Avenue; Requiem Mass St. Thomas Aquinas R. C. Church.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MARTORANO ANNA, on Feb ruary' 17, 1948, beloved wife of Rosario; devoted mother of Anthony, Frank, Joseph and Catherine Damlano and grandmother of Thomas Speciale. Solemn Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church Friday. 10 a.m. Inter ment St.

John's Cemetery. Repos- Chapel, 832 Bushwick Avenue. MATERN FRANK, on February 17. 1948. beloved husband of Eliza City.

Services Wednesday, 9:30 p.m. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. McDONOUCtH ALFRED 1 February 17, of 111 70th Street, h-loed husband of Florence mee H.m.-ini; fond lather of Eugene; Funerals. 7614 Avenue rilen Rnt.ler and the late Edward and Lticy McKee.

Funeral Horn BROWNE JAMES on Febru- ry id. into, ut-iuvru uuaumm ft a I 1 I V. nf F. te A. M.

Religious service Thursday, 10:30 a.m., at parlor of Wm. A. Ringe, 361 7th Avenue. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. KWFTTNITV PATTT.

STFPHFV ot his eister's residence, 402 85th Street, on February 16, 1948, de voted brother of Miss Mary Sweeney, Mrs. Lauretta Millspaugh and Mrs. Vera Marie Cain. Funeral ULU Catherine. Reposing John place; Solemn Requiem Mass i and loving father of Lillian.

Re-lagher Funeral Home, 2549 Church gt Fram.ls Xavler r. c. church. I posing at Wallace Parlors. 3470 Avenue.

Requiem Mass, Holy Cross 8lh Avenue tnd Carron Broacftt a 142d Street), N. Y. Church, Thursday, 10 a.m. from Walter B. Cooke, Fu- ncnooi nere.

ami iuimany years neral Home. 50 7th Avenue; Solemn! was active In its alumni asso-Requiem Mass Thursday, 9:45, St. nation. He went to work for appreciated, Ipr rroI1in theiDlrecacm Jere J' Cronln' Alfred M'Donough, Exporter, 61 Alfred G. McDonouah of 111 0th president of Common wealth Consolidated Corporation, exporters of rubber goods, died yesterday at the Victory Memorial Hospital.

He was 61. Mr. McDonough, a lifelong resident of Brooklyn, was a graduate of New York Universi ty. He was a member of Cope- stone Lodge; Ml, F. A.

of the Knights Templar. 1-uneral services will be held tit. 8:150 p.m. loinurrow at K. C.

Waldeck's Home for Funerals, Ttill 1th Ave. The Itev, John Henry Fitzgerald, rector of Christ Episcopal Church. Ridge Boulevard and will officiate. Burial will be in Cypress Hills Cemetery. Surviving are his widow, Mrs, Florence Hanson McDonough; a son, Eugene, and two sisters, Mary and Ethel McDonough.

Another son, Alfred G. McDonough died in the recent war while serving with the armed forces in Holland. Jacob Barielslone, Glass Co. Head, 59 Funeral services for Jacob Bartclstone, president of the I'rolecio Safety Glass Company, Glcndale, were held today at the Park West Chapel, 115 W. Tilth Manhattan.

Burial was in Mount Ararat Cemetery, Fariningdulo. Mr. Bartclstone, who was 50, died Monday in his home, (53-50 Wetherole Rcgo Park. He was a graduate of Cooper Union and City College. A civil engineer, Mr.

Bartclstone was with the Pennsylvania Railroad for 20 years. When he left the railroad in 1927 he was a division engineer. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sara D. Bartelstone; a son, Robert; two sisters, Mrs.

Flora Cohen and Mrs. Millie Laufer: two brothers, Louis and Max Bartelstone. and a grandchild. B. Cooke a n-rrn ttt OTP it i Tnoi.

late Edward D. Carter; devoted v-ni-r. day. February 17. 1948.

of 88-37 Street, Hollis. wife of mother of Edward William B.jra,.y 6 i948i beloved husband of and the late Donald F. Carter. No- Isabel; devoted father of Mar- Fred B. Dolzel had served as treasurer of lie Marine Association, was a member of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, the Whitehall Club and the Downtown Athletic Club.

A number of years ago he was Al et ub of winch I 'i' i.m.n I1'11'1' 1 been pi e-i. ent Surviving are his wtdou Mrs. A (hlflii- Club of whicli un(j of Mrs. H. T.i(i,!U oroiner oi wiary ana r.inet.

Holism sisier Calhurina and i Services at E. C. Waldeck's Home -ice ot service ri ine rairciniu Chapel, 89-31 164th Street. Ja maica. later.

i Margaret C. Diaz. Funeral Fri president of the Mutual member of the old Crescent COLUMBUS COUNCIL, NO. n7 A ivpniis mr. "Home qr ni Amn Avenue cor- Home, 98-07 A.an Aenue.

(or- il lr, "lulm (iiitiuiiv, the Marine Ship McKEE On February. 17. 1948. Mrs. Charles Abbs, James, mer of Metropolitan Avenue.

Forest npr re.sidem.e, 289 Hoyt Street.l.rd 'N. Y. F. and George. "'l1' 1 -c' lHilL; thence to Our Lady dear of John.

Mrs. 'Reposing at M. J. Smith 1 oin ine nue aonanna aevotea Drotner Sliipj Men Fifielil Dalell. and tuo'a heart attack Dec.

12 and va- ons, Lloyd 11. Dalzell. presi )ooi'di'iit nf the towing company, the Park Chapel, 44 7th Avenue, onlRequiem Mass.Holv Name Church. Friday, 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. i Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

K. of Members will assemble at the club Wednesday. February 18 at 8 p.m.; thence proceed to the Funeral Home, 2549 Church Avenue, Brooklyn, where the body 'of our late brother, JAMES J. BROWNE, reposes. John B.

Fltzpatrick, Grand Knight Joseph L. Walsh, Recorder. COLUMBUS COUNCIL, NO. 126. n.

OI uiujc ln0ciU0' Agnes R. C. Church, where a Solemn High Requiem Mass will be offered. John J. Flood, Director.

Rites Conducted ForW. H. Banks, 77, And His Wife, 73 Funeral rites for William II. Banks, 77, and his wife, Mary, 73, of 4 1-37 Westmoreland Little Neck, were held today. A solemn mass of requiem was offered at 0:30 a.m.

in St. Anas-tasia's K. C. Church for Mrs. Banks, and services were conducted at the residence at 11 a.m.

for Mr. Banks. Mrs. Banks died suddenly Sunday night at her home, and Mr. Banks, a retired salesman for the Fulton Fish Market, Manhattan, died Monday night of a heart ailment as he was preparing to retire for the night.

Mr. and Mi's. Banks were born In Manhattan, and before moving to Little Neck 21 years ago lived in inooKiyn. Mr. Banks retired many years ago.

He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Ann E. Brearley. Charles Wardwell, Ex-Eagle Employe Charles Wardwell, veteran newspaperman. formerly a member of the editorial staff of the Brooklyn Kagle, died lo-da in Cumbei'land Mr.

Wardwell. who licd at the Hotel St. Ceorgo. suffered taken to the hoNpital. where he bad been a patient He was a native of xermunt and began his career at an early age.

For a number of years before coming to Brooklyn he was as sociated with the Gannett chain of newspapers in New York and New England and had served in executive posts. At one time lie was managing editor of one of the Gannett papers, lie also had been associated with sev eral Manhattan newspapers. Mr. Wardwell was married a number of years ago to Mary Spargo, now a columnist for a Washington newspaper. The marriage was dissolved hy divorce.

A daughter survives. Walter FUNERAL INFORMATION 50 Stvtnlk Arenut MAm 2-858S Wfdnettlav. Fehrtiaru tsih FREAM. Andrew J. P.M.

al Chaprl Thursday. February liih SWEENEY, Paul S. 0:1,1 A.M. at Cnaptl 1218 Flatbuik Ave. BUck.

2-02G6 Thursday. Febrtim 19th VIRTI E. CharlM P.M. al iprl MANS1 James A.M. at hi pel I.OBI.KIN.

Thomas I P.M. al thanrl Friday. February 20th RENUtiLl. Mary T. 1:00 P.M.

at Chipcl 1S1 Llndtn Bird. BUck. 4-1200 Friday. February 20th MINt'TO, Antonlno 1:00 P.M. al Cbapcl 150-10 Hillside At.

JAmaira 6-6670 Wednesday. February ISth RARBIKRI. Natale 0 'H A.M. at Chaprl POTTKR. Mary A.M.

at Home Thursday. February mill OIRB. Catherine P.M. al Chaprl BACER, Dorothea 4: Ml P.M. at hapel Friday.

February 20tn GRADY. Edward A.M. at Chaprl 158-M Northern Blvd. FLu.hin, 3-6600 Wednesday, February mil CARPENTER. Charier.

9:30 A.M. al Hume FLETCHER. Laura B. P.M. at haoe SIIIBI.E.

Euienia P.M. at thipel Thursday. February 19lh JONES. Ilnrrv A.M. at Chapel Friday.

February 20th KU Juha Krrvicei to be arrantrd BENANTI. Martarrl Services to be arranged I Augustine's R. C. Church. Inter ment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Burial with full military honors. TAYLOR DAVID on ary 16, 1948; fireman retired N. Y.I dear son of Jacob and of OiR pntwk Pork wi (Thursday, 9 a.m. Solemn Hish TEEHAN MARY AGNES nice Lfirkin), on February 16, 1948, of 305 Prospect Place, dear wife of John; devoted mother of John, James Harkins. Funeral Thurs- cemetery Direction of Jere J.

Cronin, Inc loved mother of Mrs. Howard F. oonan ana dear sister oi uaniel. Patrick and James Driscoll. Repos- ling at Funeral Home or F.

J. Mc- "fn. bi-'d jo Avenue. urooKiyn. ooiemii ucquiem Mass frn nrv y.

I I I a nr ir Anv MICHEL ELIZABETH M. (nee'RIta and Joan: daughter of Mrs. on February 1 1948, be 5 0we: to sisters. Mrs. IJL pk-t, thpr thiiMai'y Collins, Mrs.

Ellen Sweeney. Park West, Brooklyn, where the wife of the late Charles; 9:30 a.m.. from Chapel. 115 I voted mother of Dorothy Hinrkhs.i Atlantic Avenue. Solemn Requiem Mercy K.

C. cnuicn, wneie a ie- quiem Mass will be celebrated. Interment St. John's Cemetery. A.

T. Chnstensen, Director. GUINAN PATRICK February 15, 1948, of 321 Westminster Road, beloved husband of Mary; devoted father of John Francis M.g Heen Kears. als0 survived by two brothers. Martin and five grandchildren, mnerai on Thursday; Mass of Requiem the R.

C. cnurcn oi Moiy innocents. at 10 a.m. nTTn j.illpd 11' VoJ i TL' formerlv of Brooklvn- member of ithe United Grocers Association of survived by wife, Ger Mr. and Mrs.

John Htiber of North Brunswick. N. tun hrnihers inhn Huhpr nf New two oroi-ners, aonn nuoer oi ew Brunswick and f. t. 1., ,1 i y.

i iVlrfX nilUn iLiiiian Gcnnonte, Roselind Davis; Mass bt. Josepns k. c. Church, i0Vin. sister of Theresa HelmiuJ10 a m- Interment Holy Cross Mamie Warrimont, Barbara Drniss and Anna Michel.

Funeral from! the Thomas M. Quinn Son Fu-1 THORNE CATHERINE M. (nee neral Home, 168-31 Hillside on February 17, 1948, be- Jamaica. L. on Saturday.

9:30 Requiem Mass at St. Mary Magdalene R. Church 10 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

Trir-r, ls iqao ln.i, strppt H'iIVKA halnVoH mnlhir A .1 R. C. Church. 83d Street and 4thi.urscs, (lieu yesieruay in ine "J'n'vri ST''" of Therm lto (v, lterment Cal-and Hedy Huber of Brooklyn. and Andrew Sperber.Val neral services Friday.

February 9-30 am Miss1 THORNE ISABELLA ud-from the Maher Funeral Home, 2oi s''' Saviour's clenly, on Tuesday. February 17, Easton Avenue, New Brunswick, at i 1948. at her home. 186 Prospect Church. Interment Ceme INC.

Calvary tery. MINUTO ANTONINO. February 17, 1948. devoted father of Mrs. Antoinette Criscuolo.

Funeral from; Walter B. Cooke, Funeral; Home, 151 Linden Boulevard, Fri- day, 1 p.m. MONCK GEORGE, on February 17, 1948, beloved husband of Kath-erine and father of George Margaret, Theresa. Robert and Jo- 9.30 a thence to St. Benedict 1.

9 a.m. A Solemn Hiith Mass will be offered at Our Lady of Peace Chapel, North Brunswick, at 10 a.m. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery, New Brunswick. JACOBSEN JOSEPH on February 15, husband of Elizabeth F.

Cunningham, father of Marion Gallagher, Peter Joseph Edmund P. and Anne Mallon; brother of Mrs. William W. Smith. Reposing at his home, 178 Bain- Place, beloved sister of Florence im.

uavis. rnenos may can at Memorial Presbyterian Church, 7th Avenue and Saint John's Place, after 11 a.m. Thursday. Service at 1:30 p.m. Kindly omit flowers.

WALSH RAYMOND A on Tuesday at his residence, 238 Beach 134th Street, Belle Harbor. Long Island, beloved husband of iMary mee Farley); devoted father of Raymond Marie and Therese; dear brother of Matthew J. and Alice G. Funeral Friday at 9:30 a.m., thence to Saint Francis De Sales R. C.

Church. Interment WATERVAL On FebrUnrV 16 bridge Street. Mass of Requiem seph. Reposin? at the Chapel of on Thursday, February 19. at and Trurirtpn until Frkinv JUPlPlJ ne'oaie of Heavpn Cemeterv.

Church of Holy Rosary. Chauncey Street ana Keia Avenue, tunaiy omit flowers. Masses appreciated ctrppt. anH Rpiri Avpnup Kinritv XC A PP ATTF TTR WTM On PphvU- ary 17, at his home. 48 Hemlock Street, beloved husband of Lena: father of Erwin Erwin brother of a Solemn Reauiem Mass will be gt lO a in Informant Hnlv Cross Cemetery.

pany. and an executive of the rice i owing i.ine. also an atttii- ate. He had been health for some time lid in re cent, years had lived in Quogue where previously the lamily long had maintained a Summer home. Mr.

Dalzell, who for ton veat Elizabeth Griffiths, Former Nurse, 90 Southport, Feh. 13 former niooM.Mi re.Mueia ano one oi the early graduates of the; Mrnok vn Hostnta School for lome of her siter, Mrs. Katha line Harmon, at Sasco Hills. She as on l-'eh. 12.

Miss Griffiths, a memher of an old New F.ngland. family, was horn In Fast Lexington, the daughter of Albert and Georgiana Adams Griffiths. She moved to Brooklyn many years ago and was graduated from the nurses school In 1890. She retired about. 25 years ago.

Besides Mrs. Harmon, widow of William K. Harmon, founder of the Harmon Foundation, M0 Nassau Manhattan, who for many years lived in the Heights section of Brooklyn, she ls survived by two other sisters, Mrs. Grosvenor Folsom of Seattle and Marjorie ,1 -m I'TT Ti of and Mrs. i liiniU nf illle 1 hai lyss D.

Jlinds ot Little York, 111 Funeral services will be held at the Southport residence on Thursday. Interment will be In Mt. Auburn Cemetery, near Frederick W. Cave, Ex-Ship Steward Funeral services for Frederick W. Cave, 8.1, who was a steward for the White Star-Line and later was employed for 15 years in the chemical department stockroom at Broooklyn Polytechnic Institute, will be held at 2 p.m.

tomorrow in the Joseph G. Duffy Funeral Chapel. i i'iT nth St. near Ith Ave. Burial ill be in Kvergreens Cemetery.

Mr. Cave, who lived at .115 died Sunday, lie wai born of Knglish parents at Antwerp, Belgium, and a year later was taken to England, where he spent his boyhood days. Ho went to sea when he was 15 and made more than ISO Atlantic crossings. lie had been a resident of Brooklyn since 1SSS and for many years had been a member of General l'utnam Lodge. 0.

O. 4-f 1 in 1948. MAKCELLA, or 606 4atnWi minis oi nu uipin a Srrppt hplnvprf wifp nf William nnri hrnt her. Dr. Albert F.

Griffiths anil red li. Dalzell vice president of the company, Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the I'ni-vetsal Chapel, Lexington Ave. and Manhattan. Dr.

Robt. Gillespy, N. Y. Life Physician Dr. Robert R.

Gillespy of 125 2d Garden City, a member oH the medical board of the New York Life, Insurance Company, 51 Madison Man hattan, died yesterday at New York Hospital. He was -ID. Dr. Gillespy, a native of Birmingham, was graduated from the University of Ala bama, and In received his medical degree from Tulane University. He practiced his profession in Birmingham for a while and in 1927 became a medical examiner at the home office of the New York Life, In World War 1 he served with the Navy Medical Corps, and in the recent war he was a major in the Army Medical Department in India.

Surviving are hi widow, Mrs. Bell Seawell Gillespy; a son, Dr. Robert R. Gillespy a daughter, Barbara Bell Gil- lespv; two brothers, Dr. John Sharp Gillespy, and two sisters, Mrs.

Felton Wimberly and Mrs. Davitl Roberts. Mrs. Henry L. Wood Huntington, Feb.

18 Funeral services lor Helen t. lair Dole Wood, wife of Henry L. Wood, a lumber dealer here, were held today in her home, IS Midland Ave. The Rev. Albert E.

Greanoff, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church, of which Mrs. Wood was a member, officiated. Burial was in Cold Spring Harbor Memorial Cemetery. Mrs.

Wood, who had lived In Huntington since 1910, died Sunday. She was born 01 years ago in the daughter of the late Edward K. Dole, a member of the autionoering firm of Bulling, Dole Manhattan. GEORGE D. CONANT Moadinger Funeral Parlors Personal Service Modern Facilities Convenient Location 1120 Flatbush Avenue BUckminsrer 2-0247 CEMETERY PLOTS FOR SALE LARGE CEMETERY PLOT, 6 graves, Ocean View Cemetery, Staten Island, $300.

CLoverdale 6-2182. MULHALL On February mnttw nf anriLf Rvido I. nml tvvn Frederick, tees Thim 1948, WILLIAM at his residence. Carl and Richard. Serv- 1745 West Street, dear son of sday, February 19 at brother of Catherine Fran- th "Slmnnsnn Chanpl I 2 rolnPr 1 tne bimonson cnapei.

clK Andrew and Thomas. Repos- the bimonson cnapei.cis Andrew and Thomas. Repos I jl 't Bernard McMhon "'raT from Shaefer'f Funeral" t. .1 bthaefer Funeral Parlors. 4th Avenue at 42d StrMt, a.

in on Thursday, February 19. 9:30 i Zl m.nt r2 Zl Church' Interment Calvary a p.m.. at ii Austin irii-rai o.i. a. Home, 121 Avenue.

Requiem Mnss Church of SS. Simon and Jude, Friday, 10:45 a m. MTn.TFRMATTT.nA nn t.vIvmJ WHITE February 36. MAR- iHoston street- beloved wife of Robert, White; mother of Mrs. Rose Flynn; BROOKLYN QUEENS FUNERAL HOMES body of our late brother, DAVID J.

TAYLOR, reposes. John B. Fitzpatrick. Grand Knight. Joseph L.

Walsh, Recorder. rnMATAM MARV on Fphni- I ary 16, 1948, devoted mother of Afve T.naipr Rpivvsine 8 1 Henry McCaddin Son Funeral Home, 24 7th Avenue. Requiem Mass St. Teresa's Church. Thursday.

10:30 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery. CONTI February 17. SALVA- TORE, beloved husband of Mar garet (nee Long); son of Michael Angela Conti: brother of Mrs.

Peter Lamonte, Philip and Alfred Conti. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m., from his residence. 1054 75lh Street; Requiem Mass St. Ephrem's Church. COWAN JAMES on February 18, 1948.

at, his residence, Avenue beloved son of Harold and Veronica tnee Far-rell) brother of John and Robert. Funeral from James C. Nugent Funeral Home, Avenue and East 28th Street. Solemn Requiem Mass I St. Jerome's R.

C. Church, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. 1948. MARY J.

(nee Behan). be-i loved wife of the late Francis devoted mother of Mrs. Anna Tobin, Mrs. Dolores Conaty, Mar garet, rames, james ana uouu Creighton. Reposing William A.

Martin Funeral Home. Classon Avenue, corner Sterling Place. Funeral Friday. 9:15 a.m.; Requiem Mass St. Teresa's R.

C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. DANEKE LOUISE on February 17, 1948. of 581 Babylon truriiDike.

Freeoort, L. beloved mother of Clarice and Herbert J. Kinkel: sister of Mrs. Alfred Feit- r.er. Funeral services at the Parlors of Chester A.

Fulton Son, 49 W. Merrick Road, Freeport, Thursday, February 19, 8 p.m. DICKERT BEULA on Monday, February 16, 1948. beloved mothcrof Mrs. Evelyn Foster and Mrs.

Doris Von Mauchenheln; sister of Dr. Wilfred L. Foster. Service at- the Fairchild Chapel, 951 I Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, on Thursday at 2 p.m. DONLON MARY of 715 58th Btrtet.

suddenly. February 17. 1948, devoted daughter of the late Ed-S ward and Margaret Donlon. Sur-j vived by three brothers. Edward, Wilfrid, Daniel; two sisters, Mar- 1 Funeral from her residence.

Satur- jdav, 9:30 a.m. Solemn Requiem (Mass Our Lady of Perpetual Help R. C. Church, 10 a.m. interment JHolv Cross Cemetery.

lv Patrick J. Byrnes. Director. I DONNELLY HENRY B. retired battalion chief, N.

Y. F. suddenly. February 16, 1948. be- loved husband of the late Mamie Harry J.

a lso sd' four neral Friday. 9:30 a.m.; Solemn (Requiem Mass, 10 o'clock. Church Immaculate Mean or Mary, in terment Holy Cross Cemetery. Piease omit flowers, Masses appre-Ictated. Henry McCa-ddin Son, Directors.

DUNN MARY on February 1948. at her residence, 22 Sterling Place. Reposing at Chapel, 187 South Oxford Street, until 9:30 a Friday. Requiem Mass 10 a m. St.

Augustine's R. C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. FALKENMAYER GUSTAVE.

suddenly, on February 16. 1948. beloved husband of Agnes; devoted father of Doris Falkenmayer. Fu-iiieral Thursday, 1 p.m., from the Leo F. Kearns Funeral Home, 15-10 Rockaway Boulevard, Ozone gark.

Interment U. S. National Cemetery, Pinelawn, L. I. EBBERS-HILL CtiHtuB Avenue Funeral Chapel 519 Clinton Avenue G.

E. FUHRER, Lie. Mgr. MAin 2-0531 50 Seventh Avenue MAin 2-8585 63-32 Forcit Avenue HEgcman 3-0900 1218 Flatbuik Ave. BUckmin.ter 2-0266 150-10 HilUide 6-6670 151 Linden Boulevard BUckminiter 4-1200 158-14 North.

Blvd. FLutkinf 3-6600 FUNERAL HOMES IN EVERY BOROUGH AND WESTCHESTER flls? survived b-V 10 grandchildren nllu ru neral Friday, 9 a.m., from Funeral Home. 496 Court Street; Requiem Mass St. Mary Star of the Sea church. Remembrances McDONOUGH CATHERINE, Birthday remembrance of a dear mother and grandmother.

Btt-Tt ls your memory, Deir ls vour In our hPariit. dear moihrr, Vou ill iay remain. Daughters and Grandchildren. 3n Q3emorfam W9 Waller B. Cooke, Inc.

Is pi diiiI ot' ihe di-iiiiclioii of being New ork' lurgest funonil ilii't'itm-, Tliis comei from i reputation of muny years stunding o( lnno-lv, llioughtfulni-ss ami Our" perfectly equipped rliapels and reieplion rooms llirouglioul die city and perfectly trained aailaiilt help you in every pail of die eereniunies, from die moment but you call to die completion of our services. DIGNIFIED FUNERALS FROM $150 UP 9 PROFOSALS HIGHWAYS. PEPACTON RESERVOIRCONTRACT 402 SEALED BIDS will be receivr-d by the Board of Water Supply, at its thirteenth floor. 120 Wall Street. New York City until 11:00 A.M..

Standard Time, on Tuesdav. February 24. 1SH8, lor Contract 402. for I h5 construction of approximately 9la miles of bituminous macadam nigh-ways around the westerly end of the proposed Peoacton reservoir, a three- span beam hichway bridge about 215 feet in length over the East Branch, of the Delaware river anci appurtenances of the highways and bridge, located in the Town of Colchester. Delaware county.

New York, all aa set forth In the apecificatlons. Pamphlets containing information for bidders, forms of bid and contract. specifications, contract drawings, re- leach pamphlet. Within 30 day fol- 'um' amounf'sl -1 deposit, will be refunded for each pamphlet submitted as a bid and a refund of $4.00 will he made for each other pamphlet returned in acceptable, condition. For further particulars, apply at the office of the Chief Engineer at the above addreas.

IRVING V. A. III'IE. President: HENRY HESTERBERC. RCFUS E.

tract AK. for printing, binding and delivering the combined 19l0-194r! An nual Reports of the Board of Water Supply of the City of New York, all as set forth in the specifications. A bond rx rash security in the amount of S3 000.00 will be required for the faithful performance of the contract. tn, f. i Vita! notices accepted 8 0 fn.

to 2 p.m. for publication lh same) day; os late 10pm. Saturday night tor publication. 1 11 UI IIS tfUIIl VdlrTIt TI1T BENEVENTO In loving mem-iU TRADEMARK NOTICE NnTIfE 18 HEREBY GIVE THAT Kfnwuod IjttbfitatoriHM. '2X1 Vurirk Avenue, Rrooklvn.

N. Iiu. filMl Willi H'ib of Slate ot i ui it? traaeinarK! iux and "MONACAL" to Im used on pharmaceutical preparation. fl2-18i o.HU STORAGE NOTICES TO7 MILLS. "JOHN' NA-(JftOWdKI, "Henry" Bruno.

"Jnhn" naiinun. "Jum-" Cnlgnna. "Mary" lleiuiinnton. "Julia" Hoffman. "Henry" ilray.

"Jopeph" Kalletla. James" Karn-ll. "HuK'i Hacenbut x. "Harry" lihrmari, "John" NieNon. "Max (JoluVtein.

"Arthur" Iee. "Tony" Krnenuli. "Peter" Pertlo. "Mnrris" Cohen. "Harry" (lilth'Hon.

first names fictitious, true first names you. wf will causf thp uu runs aruii name or in which you. claim an inter- t. lo be so at tmri he auction our- Huant to law. at Pollocks City Sale Room, 23 Hoeruni Mrooklvii.

N. on Wednesday. Feb. 2'itli. 1918.

at 10 30 a.m. to satisfy our lien. ALADDIN CARPET CLEANERS. INC. fll-21 TROPOSAf.S I You and each of you are hereby notified that the time for the pay- hif.il of our lien for cleaning repairs and storaKe upon rugs and draperies havillir exit red.

after due notice to 119-04 Hillside Avenue. Kicnmona Hill Tntormpnt Prlriav fl Evergreens Cemetery'. KELLY WILLIAM JOSEPH, Vmphinf ef tho lafp TVi A.vffsi a dear father oi Eiizabetn. Mary. Catherine, Gladys, William and i Priwavri Funprat Thiirsrinv from his home.

56 Bradford Street; Sol- emil Reauiem Mass 10 a.m.. St.l Malachy's R. C. Church. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. A JAMES sud denly, in Arcadia, California, on February 13, 1948, of 97-05 103d Street, Ozone Park, beloved brother of Mae K. Lillian Butzon, Catherine Papke, Grace. Florence. George and John Kermath, and devoted uncle of Muriel V.

Dunne. Funeral from the N. F. Walker Funeral Home, 87-34 80th Street, Woodhaven: Solemn Requiem Mass Church of St. Thomas the Apostle, Saturday.

10 a m. Interment Ceme- ler 01 Ule MOly K00a KERR CHARLES J. Reposing at Powell's Funeral Parlor. 230 Broadway. Amityville.

I. Serv ices held 8 p.m. Thursday. Member of Mayflower Lodge, No. 961, F.

fc A. M. KRR CHARLES J. February 17, 1948. at, his home.

Massapequa Park. L. I beloved husband of Frederick A Kfrr. rvVels 1 Broadway, Amityville, L. Thursday, 8 p.m.

KOENIG JOHANNA on February 18. 1948, beloved wife of Gustav mother of Anna Muens, William, George and Allen Koenig. Services at, Moadinger Funeral Parlors, 1120 Flatbu.sh Avenue, Friday, 8 p.m. KORELL MARGARET, on February 17, 1948. wife of Christian Korell.

Service at the Garden Chapel of Orville T. Cronk, Franklin Avenue at 15th Street, Garden City. L. Friday, 2 p.m. Interment Greenfield Cemetery.

LOCKWOOD MABEL A. CShavr). on Tuesday. February 17. 1948, of Brooklyn, devoted H.strr of Frederick, Daniel and Shaw.

Notice funeral from the Fairchild Chapel. 89-31 Street, Jamaica, later. 164 th Prtiidnt 3-6531 Eitabliiaed 75 YEARS JAMES H.TRACY Funeral Directors CfcaptU Afiilabli Buiineit Offica Joha Tricy, Lie. trip. 1597 Fulloi St at the officfof th.Thle? FnSSoM- 1517 i fj, nnllcatlon in person or by deooSi tinir the sum of ary 17.

1948, at summit. New Jersey, wife of the late Charles and beloved mnihir c.mro Mniior ice at the Fairchlld Chapel, 951 Atlantic Avenue. Thiir.iav. 8 nm MUTTERER MARGARET (nee Kingi, on February 17, 1948, be-1 loved mother of Mrs. Pauline Kenealy, Mrs.

Anna Signorelli; also survived by three grandchildren. Funeral on Friday from the Chapels, 38 Lafayette Avenue, 9:30 a.m.; Solemn Requiem Mass St. Jerome R. C. Church 10 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. NOFI ANNA (nee Pepenellai, of 41 '-i North Portland Avenue. February 16, 1948, wife of Frank: mother of John, Frank Jr. and Dolores; sister of John. Anthony.

Frank and Emil Pepenella. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 a.m. from Chapel, 187 South Oxford Street; thence to Saint Edwards R. C. Church, where a Reauiem Mass will be celebrated.

Interment Saint Johns Cemetery. Joseph Tari. Director. PENDLETON On February 17.1 DAT rrv. An nit'ti 7501 5tli Avenue, Thursday, 8 p.m.

Interment private. RAE ROBERT on February is, l4B, beloved latner oi cnarlcs. Jnmes, Robert, John, Ruth Byersi and Ellen Henrikson. Services at the Dawley Funeral Home, 4317 Avenue Wednesday, 8:30 p.m. Funeral Thursday, 10 a.m.

Interment Huntington Rural Cemetery. RIGBY On February 15, SIDNEY widow of the late John J. and beloved mother of Sidney Sherman Rigby; grandmother of Sherman Rigby and sister of Clara, Emma and Rosella Brown. Services at Boardman Chapel, 44 'Clinton Street, on February 18 at 8:30 p.m. Interment private, FUNERAL SERVICE Sine nil COMPLETE FUNERALS FROM S150 DISTANT SHIPMENTS FROM $125 CHAPELS AVAILABLE IM ALL LOCALITIES Henry Son 24 Seventh At.

NErini 8-8912 Andrew J. MrCaddin. Mer. i i SO CONTINUOUS YEARS of helpful, understanding ry of CANDELORO BENEVENTO February 18, 1947. Davs of adnes still come o'er us.

Tears in silence oltcn Don. memory keeos yiu ever near us Thoueh you died one year ago CHILDREN. BUCKLEY In memory of my aunt. MARY P. Died February 18, 1947.

Nephew, LESTER. FORDING In loving memory oi ur. jirata runuuvu. uiea February 18, 1947. I have losl my soul's companion, A life linked with my own.

And day bv dny I miss him more, A. 1 walk throuih life alone. Loving Wife, MAY. McQUEENEY MARY T. FiiH Anniversary Remembrance of our dear mother.

A Aljent thotiKht. a secret tear, Keep her memory ever dear Her CHILDREN. KEARNS SONS Al $150 LIUlliriLU ow hUINtKALS Bashwick's Finest Funeral Home 1504 Bush wick Avenue GLenmore 5-0103 ONE BLOCK FROM SUBWAT SLUICE (IATE "HniRTS, ETC. Coimni.ioiiers Board I of CONTR ACT Water Supply: RICHARD BURKE. SEALED BIDS will be received by Secretary Ja29.30f3 tt-Mt the Board of Water Supply, at its CONTR CT olficea, floor 120 Wall New PRINTING 1010-IWfi ANNUAL York Citv until 11 a.m..

Extern REPORTS S'andni Time. Tuesday. SE LET1 BIDS will be received hv 21. 1918. for C.iiiiraet.

3.1I, for furnish-, Board of Water Supplv. at i's mc and delu.ntm Id uutoi-1 off iresi. thirteenth floor. 120 W.ill operated sluice cate hoists, wilh Kalej str-et. New York Citvt until 11 00 stem.

ate stem mwWs and Eastern Standard Time, on nances, lor operating chambers of Februarv 21. 1918. for Con service tliu Delaware auueduct. all ad set forth in the Pamphlets containing Information for bidder, forms of bid and contract, specifications, contract drawings, requirements as to can be obtained at the office of the Chief Engineer. Room 1312.

at the above ad dress, upon application in person oy 11 i.t 11 ,1 u.r 1, ui mjriers. inritu or Did and contract. 111 eis 1 or its equivalent for can be obtained at iiamphlet Within 30 days following the otrirP of ti)a Clief Engineer at the the award of or rejection of apove address lurid, the full amount of such deposit IRVING HT'TE President-will be refunded for each pamphlet HENRY Rt'FUS K. sulimi tted a.s a bid and a refund of ImcGAHEN. Commissioners.

Board of J4 will be made for each other pam- Water Supply; RICHARD H. BURKE, phlet returned in acceptable condition. Ipecretary. fl to 23 inc. 3 Brooklyn Locations 7501 FIFTH AVE.

8.1 HANSON 1'LAC F. 711 65TH ST. rilONE SHORE ROAD 3-1600 ror lurtner pan npiuy hi 11101 office of the Chief Engineer at Ilia nhovc V. A HI'IK. Pre.

Men! HENRY HESTKRFKRG. Rt'Fl'S E. Ml GMtKN. Commissioners. Board of iWa-er Supolv: RICHARD H.

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