PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 19, 1975 OBITUARIES The weather Mrs. Isabelle Hassetl Eugene Falcetta of Vernon; 3 Mrs. Isabelle Q. Hassett, 66, daughters. Miss Rena Falcetta, POLICE REPORT Partly cloudy, chance of afternoon Manrljpatf r lEttening 11? ralb of 13 Union St. died Thursday at Mrs. Rose DeCiantis and Mrs. showers, high in 70s. Chance of showers Sarah Lupacchino, all of tonight, low in upper 50s, low 60s. Sunday, her home. She was the widow of e i g h t e e n p a c e s - t w o s e c t i o n s p r i c e : f i f t e e n c e n t s Manchester; a brother, Raf- flipped over as she was driving along Rt. BREAKS AND THEFTS ^ Manche»ter—A City of Village Charm James Hassett Sr. ARRESTS partly cloudy, chance of showers, high in 70s. faele Falcetta of Italy; 10 31, Tolland. No police action was taken. Manchester Born in Westerly, R.I., Mrs. Vernon grandchildren and 4 great­ Evidence of a break attempt was dis­ Hassett had lived in Louis k. Maloon, 21, of 118 W. Main St., grandchildren. State Police are seeking the driver oLa covered at ’The Bedding Bam, 284 Broad Manchester for 37 years. Rockville, arrest^ Thursday on a Com­ The funeral is Saturday at car which left the scene of a two-car acci­ St. ■ Survivors are a son, James mon Pleas Court 19 warrant charging him 8:30 a.m. from the Fitzgerald dent on Rt. IS in Tolland last night at Ruth B .. Monahan of 64G Ambassador Hassett Jr. of Manchester; a with second-degree arson in connection daughter, Mrs. Gloria Mazurek Funeral Home, 225 Main St., 10:15. Dr. reported her car was taken from her with an apartment building fire at 98 W. William Perkins, 4, a passenger in a car of ftonchester; three brothers, with a Mass at St. James carport sometime between Sept. 7 and 10.. Patty Hearst ordered Main St., Rockville. Maloon was held driven by Bradley Perkins, 32, of Stafford Fred Quattromani, Albert Church at 9. Burial will be in St. It is a 1969 Mercury Montego, Connecticut overnight at the police station in lieu of Springs, was thrown from the car and Quattromani, both of Westerly, James Cemetery. registration 43981. $10,000 bond. He was to be presented in taken, by ambulance, to Johnson and Alfonso Quattromani of Friends may call at the A car parked in the lot at Manchester Common Pleas Court 19, Rockville, today. Memorial Hospital. Police said he suf­ Pawcatuck; two sisters, Mrs. funeral home tonight from 7 to Community College was broken into and a Hardy Thompson Jr., 28, of 47 Village fered a head injury. Frances DeFrancisca of 9. citizen band radio was removed. St.,. Rockville, charged Thursday with The second car struck the rear of the Soufh Windsor held without bail Norwich and Mrs. Rose Trom- Mrs. Edwin A. Pitney issuing bad checks in connection with a Perkins Car and pushed it about 330 feet bino of Westerly, R.I. ; and four Mrs. Edna Pitney, 58, of 54 Roland Collin, of 501 Griffin Rd., com­ complaint made by Hartmann’s Super­ into an exit ramp and then the driver fled wife, Emily, 28, a one-time college sorori­ away at the theme that Miss Hearst began grandchildren. Horton Rd. died Thursday in plained Thursday night that his home had SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The Hearst market. He was released on a $100 non­ from the scene. Both cars were ty member who joined a Maoist un­ the "underground " odyssey as a kidnap The funeral is Monday at 8:30 Boston, Mass. She was the wife been entered and about $10 to $15-worth of family millions were not enough to free surety bond for appearance in court Oct. demolished, police said. The second car derground unit in Berkeley. victim. a.m. from Holmes Funeral of Edwin A. Pitney. coins were taken plus three bottles of Patricia Hearst on bail. A federal judge 15. was a dealer-owned vehicle, police said. Miss Hearst was abducted by the SLA ' The judge rejected his appeals, Home, 400 Main St., with a Mrs. Pitney was born March liquor. says the gun-toting newspaper heiress South Windsor might try to go underground again. from her Berkeley, Calif., apartment on however, saying he knew he was "putting Mass at St. James Church at 9. 17, 1917 in Manchester, Alfred E. Gardiner, 19, of 47 Hale St., her family on the torture pole" daughter of the late Edwin and The prosecution, in a bail reduction Feb. 4, 1974. A short time later — through Burial will be in St. James Ext., Rockville, charged today at 4 a.m. Miss Hearst was composed and quiet. Bertha Hallock Newton, and hearing Friday, disciosed Miss Hearst had tape-recorded communiques — she said Cemetery. with theft of a motor vehicle. The arrest she was joining the small terrorist group She wore a purple-striped sweater and tan Friends may call at the had lived here all her life. She a .38-caiiber pistol in her purse when she was niade in connection with a complaint Patty is captured to fight fascism. pants — the same outfit she had on when funeral home Saturday from 7 was a member of Manchester was arrested in a quiet. Mission District made by David Sullivan of Ellington Rd., neighborhood Thursday. Two carbines Miss Hearst's father, Randolph A. arrested. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 Memorial Hospital. South Windsor. Gardiner was held in lieu (Continued from Page One) U.S. Attorney James L. Browning told Other survivors are three were also found in her rented house. Hearst, president of the San Francispo and 7 to 9 p.m. of posting a $1,000 bond and was to be the court of the discovery of the two car­ daughters, Mrs. Laurene . for the star figure in the case which cap­ Stephen Solia, 27, a housepainter, was U.S. District Judge Oiiver Carter, Examiner, and his wife were undismayed presented in Common Pleas Court 12, East bines in a closet in the home in which Miss Antonio Falcetta Angelo of Stafford Springs,, Double interview tured the nation’s attention for months taken into custody on a charge of har­ declaring her 19-month “underground” by Carter's decision. Hartford, today. Antonio Falcetta, 87, of 133 during 1974. Even with her arrest, her boring federal fugitives. Federal in­ life worried him, ordered her held without "We ll have another day in court with Hearst was living,with Miss Yoshimura. Mrs. Beverly Evending of Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme, accused of trying to Ellington The Harrises were living in another house. Oak St. died Thursday at Unionville and Mrs. Sheila Ellis whereabouts in. recent months remained a vestigators said two others were arrested, bail on charges of robbing a San Francisco Patty,” she said after meeting privately assassinate President Ford, talks with newsmen at Leonard Bemont, 36, an inmate at Manchester Memorial mystery. but declined to detail their role in the bank and carrying a machinegun during with her daughter following the hearing. Police sources said an arsenal was of Lewiston, Maine; a sister, Somers Prison, arrested Thursday on a Hospital. He was the husband of Sacramento County Jail in her first interview since she Miss Hearst, 21, now faces federal crime. The other two were not identified. the crime. Mrs. Hearst added her daughter took his found in the Harrises' house. There were Mrs. Francis Schiebel of Superior Court bench warrant charging three .30-caliber carbines, two automatic Mrs. Caroline Lucarini Falcet­ Manchester; and two was arrested Sept. 5. She said convicted mass murderer charges of bank robbery and use of a It apparently was a tip from a citizen Bail for Miss Hearst had been set at decision "very well. " him with first-degree robbery and second- Terence Hallinan. Miss Hearst's shotguns, two handguns, 40 pounds of ta. grandchildren. Charles Manson is “our Christ” and spoke of the need for a firearm in the commission of a felony. She which led FBI agents to the Harrises and $1.05 million for charges in San Francisco degree larceny. The arrest was made in lawyer, said his client would plead inno­ black powder, two gas masks, two Born in Magliano-Sabino, Ita­ The funeral is Monday at 11 new world order. (UPI photo) also must answer morb than two dozen Miss Hearst. The arrests came aK2:25 and in Los Angeles County, but Carter connection with an armed robbery at the cent to the charges Tuesday. In his military bandoliers and ammunition in ly, Mr. Falcetta had lived in a.m. at the John F. Tierney state charges including assault with intent p.m. PDT. Surveillance had been set up at rejected all bail. He said her lawyer could 7-11 Store in Ellington last May. appearance before Carter he hammered plastic bags. Manchester most of his life. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center to kill and kidnaping. the Harris home on Wednesday at 2 p.m. try again to obtain her release Tuesday. Before retiring in 1953, he was St. The Rev. Robert Eldridge of INVESTIGATIONS She was lock^ up in the San Mateo The precision arrests wrote the final Carter said what worried him was employed at the former Bon South United Methodist Church Hebron County Jail in Redwood City, 25 miles chapter for the SLA, a small terrorist "whether this defendant is a flight risk." Ami plant for 40 years.