The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-03
OBITUARY

DOOChElIE-El LOUIS DOu-
 cette, aged S6 years, died this
 morning at his residence, 281 Grove street, following brief illness. He | was born in Canada. and resided there the early part of his life the Canadian Pacific railroad. He
 came to Waterbury 45 years ago and for a. number of years was employed as blacksmith at Plume & Atwood's. He retired from active service 20 years ago. He
 was a devout communicant and founder of St Ann's church and was widely known and loved by all with whom he associated. He is survived by four sons, Jo- seph, William and Ernest of Wa terbury and John of Key West, Fla, three daughters, Laura, Eu- genie and Anna, all of this city; one brother, George of Taunton,
 Mass; 16 grandchildren, one of whom is Rev Lawrence Douchette now stationed at St Anthony's church, Bridgeport; and five great grandchildren.
 The funeral i'll take place from his residence Monday morning at S:30 o'clock to St Ann's church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated at g o'clock. Burial will take place in the family plot in Calvary cemetery.
 HUBBELL-Mrs Myra A. Hub bell, age 72 years widow of James
 A. Hubbell died yesterday morning
 at her home in Falls Village after
 brief illness.
 She leaves three sisters. Mrs
 Charles Vandover, Mrs Charles
 Hanchett and Mrs Frank Hall of
 Falls Village and two brothers, William Snyder of Pine Plains, N.
 Y. and Myron Snyder of Torring-
 ton.
 The funeral will be held to-mor-
 row afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
 Methodist church in Falls Village with burial in Grassy Hill cemetery | there.
 BOCTEILLER-Lo J. Bou- teiller, age 66 years. died last night at his residence Hitchcock Lake following a brief illness. He was born in France but came to this
 country 25 years ago.
 He is survived by his wife Marie Elsie; one son, Alfred J. of Wolcott; three daughters, Mrs Fred Bouteiller of Canada and Mrs Bruce Hotchkiss of Wolcott; and
 several grand and great grand children.
 The body was removed to the funeral parlors of J. L. Belleville,
 68 East Clay street. Funeral ar
 engagements will be announced later.
 GARDETTO-Alber J. Gardetto of Hopedale, Mass, died suddenly
 last evening at his home. He was formerly connected with the Gen. edella & Co firm which constructed trunk line sewers in this city. .
 MT Gardetto is survived by his wife, two daughters. Mrs Carlotta Savage and Mrs Florence Pietro and one son, Bernard Gardetto of Watertown avenue. g. MUNSON-Anna J. Munson, years, of Bucks Hill died early
 this morning at St Raphaers hos pital in New Haven. Mrs Mun-
 son was born in this city, the daughter of Sidney and Helen Con-
 rad Smith. She was a member of
 the First Methodist church. Mrs Munson is survived by her husband; two sons, Robert s. and
 John M. of this city: her mother,
 Mrs Helen Smith; three brothers, Leland c. and W. c. Smith of this city and Frederick E. Smith of
 Poughkeepsie and one sister. Mrs
 J. Edward Coer of Southbury. The body was removed to the
 Alderson Funeral Home, 70 Cen
 tral avenue from where the fun
 eral vii he held on Monday after
 noon with services at ? o'clock by
 Rev Richard Heggarty. Burial will
 be in Riverside cemetery. Freinds
 may call Sunday afternoon and
 evening. ..-.'r