Ed-uri,gh-oftheor-er.on-■lialday, 2 p. m. Home Cemetery Chapel.Louis Epstein Dies; l!Services Sunday £]Louis Epstein, 66, of 201 Clt; South Flagg street, treasurer1 A/1th of Able Mortgage Coro, at 29 ^•ianon-ffi-StPearl street, died yesterday ^ morning in his home.He was born in Russia, son Siof the late Mitchell and Hanna p d £ (Cohen) Epstein, and came to SIthe United States in 1902. He dlt; y* lived in Syracuse, N. Y., be- Sj fore moving to Worcester in 1917.For the last several years °f he has been manager of real slt; day estate owned by Alfred Baker jj Lewis. G-Mr. Epstein was past presi- FI dent of Workman’s Circle, *}' ain- Branch 912, National Socialj Club of New York City, was a J* ca director of the Jewish Home,0un-:es-i vii me ji-wimi nuiiic:,-for the Aged and the Jewish Welfare Fund of Worcester.Ties He was a,so a natior»al di- ^ ter rector of Hebrew Immigrationleld Aid Society, a member of therjt_ board of directors of the Work-me man 5 Circle Credit Union, a:ch member of Worcester Lodge, _t 9 B’nai B’rith, the ORT, Star of ~aln David Lodge, IOOF, and the Mnav Jewish Labor Committee, cht Mr- Epstein leaves his wife.n /O U . J ... ! . I., r, . •0 9 i Esther (Chadwick) Epstein; ? two sons. Burton and Norman * G. Epstein: a daughter. Mil- „ dred, wife of Levi Rubienstein. ^cog, ia** oi Worcester: a brother, wt’ic- ^^man Epstein of New Haven, q ield Conn.; two sisters, Mrs. Jennie jren LaPjdus of Miapii, Fla., and ^10nt Mrs. Rose Cooper of Los An-der i^c^cs- Calif., and five grand- r ran children-rial , The funera will be held atiish 10 30 a- m- Sunday at Perlmanling Funeral Home, 1026 Main street.Rabbi Joseph Klein will offi-pC3 ciate. Burial will be in B’nai ster B rith Cemetery, com 11 is requested flowers be teel omitted and contributions instead be sent to the Worcester M.;Foundation for Experimental scar Biology, 222 Maple avenue, at i Shrewsbury.£of[ul- ARTHUR T. McLEOD