The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14
OBITUARY

! uG was GI1plOycu dL tEC oIlStOl NO.
 MT Adams Is survived by his
 W. Kermit Adams and Edward J. Adams, Jr., two daughters, Melissa
 B. and Diantha E. Adams. and
 two sisters, Mrs Arthur (Edith)
 Bell and Miss Mabel E. Adams,
 also one granddaughter all of this
 city.
 The body was removed to the
 home of his son, W. Kermit Adams, 66 Highland avenue from
 where the funeral will be held to- morrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock,
 Rev H. B. Todd officiating. The
 body will be shipped to Springfield
 Mass, for burial at the convenience
 of the family.
 BARII-Mrs Adelaide (Fortin)
 Baril. age 63 years, wife of Joseph G. Baril, died at the home, 40 West
 Liberty street, Saturday afternoon
 after long illness. Mrs Baril was born in Canada and had been a resident of this city A years. She
 was a communicant of St Ann's | church.
 She is survived by her husband:
 a son, Arthur George; a daughter, Mrs R. Harold Laird of New York l city; five brothers. Joseph Henry | and Wilfred Fortin of Middlebury l and Arthur and Ernest Fortin of
 this city; three sisters. Mrs Peter | Lecours and Mrs Napoleon B. l Bernier of this city and Mrs Joseph Labrecque of Los Angeles; two l grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held from
 the home Tuesday morning at S:So o'clock with high mass in St Ann's church at g o'clock. Burial
 will be in the family plot In Cal
 vary cemetery.
 COLLINS-Mrs. Sarah Collins, ] age 85 years, widow of Bartho- | lomew. A. Collins, died at the home
 of her daughter, Mrs. Leon G. Farr of 95 Revere street, Saturday evening after a brief illness. Mrs. Collins was a resident of Bellows
 Falls, Vt.. until she came here about seven years ago.
 She is survived by a daughter,
 Mrs. Farr; a son, James Morris of
 Newark; three sisters. Mrs. Annie l McMahon and Elizabeth Morris, both of Chicago, and Sister Mary
 St. Peter of the Good Shepherd
 convent, Brooklyn, N. r.; broth CT, John Morris of Canada. The body was removed to the Lunny funeral home, 25 Central avenue from where the funeral took place this morning to hte Blessed Sacrament church, where requiem mass was celebrated by Rev. John Mccarthy. Burial will
 be in Bellows Falls.
 DANA-Mrs Mary Giatt Dana, age 23 years, wife fo Frank Dana l of 68 South Elm street died Sun day afternoon at the William Wirt
 Winchester hospital in West Haven
 after a long illness. She Is survived by her husband; her parents. MT and Mrs Leonardo
 Giattino: four brothers, Frank, Jo- seph, Rocco and Leo Giattino and four sisters, Jennie, Benna, Viola and Anna all of this city. The funeral will be held to-mor-
 row mornring at 8:45 o'clock from the home to Our Lady of Lourdes church where q solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated at 9:3O
 o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
 MILLER William Prescott | Miller, age 55 years, died early
 this morning at his home, 26 Mar l ion avenue. He was born in New | Haven, the son of Julius and Der tha Lorenz Miller, but has been a
 life long resident of this city: He was superintendent at the A. H. Wells Company. Mir Miller was member of the Speedwell Lodge. Knights of Pythias and also member of the Pequot club in | which he took an active interest. He Is survived by his wife. Daisy | G., and one sister Mrs Agnes Hal Ian of Long Island.
 The funeral will be held We'd | nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock | from the home, Rev w. Moreton | Owen officiating. Burial will be in old Pine Grove. Friends may call
 at the home Tuesday evening.
 MORGANSTERN = John Morgan
 stern, age 65 years. of 59 Elizabeth
 street, died Friday following
 weeks illness. The funeral will be
 held at 8 o'clock this afternoon at
 Beth Israel cemetery. MT Morgan
 stern Is survived by his wife, Mrs
 Tany Morganstern. three sons. | Louis, or hdTtIOTu, anu 6a"uhu and Frederick. of Wilkes Barre,
 Penn, and two daughters, Mrs Mar fin Rubin, of this city and Mrs M. Baruch of New York.
 l Funeral services were held at Beth Israel cemetery yesterday aft
 ernoon. Burial was in the Beth
 Israel cemetery.
 DeRITO - Libero DeRito. aged
 AZ years, died at St Mary's hospi- tai late Friday evening following
 d brief illness. He came to this country from Italy IS years ago
 and for the first five years resided
 in New Jersey and for the past lS years in this city. He was em-
 ployed at the scovili Manufactur-
 ing company.
 MT DeIsito is survived by his
 wife, Mrs Mariannina DeRito; two sons, Paul and Anthony; two
 daughters. Josephine and Flor
 ence, all of this city. and his mother. Mrs 0uiseppina DeRito and three brothers. Pasquaie. Raf- l faele and Constantine of Italy. 8 a..4. ..aA A