The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-13
OBITUARY

1DOLI1TLE-E. Harry Doolittle, age64 years, of Cheshire, died yes teray afternoon at his home. He was born in Cheshire, the son of AnDs and Mary Reynolds Doolittle
 Ee is survived by one brother, Warren; and two sisters, Mary D. ana Alice s. both of Cheshire. Fun era services will be held tomorrow aftrnoon at 2 o'clock with Rev J. Hebert Bainston, officiating. Burial will be in Hillside cemetery.
 lUSTIN-Mrs. Esther Louise (Mller) Austin, age "A years, wife of Walter B. Austin, died early yes- teray morning at her summer home atDeer Island, Bantam Lake, after a ,rief illness. She was member of he Second Congregational church am the Order of Eastern Star of Waterbury. She has resided in this cit. fpr many years and had wide Cirtle of friends and acquaintances.
 Besides her husband, Walter D. Austin she leaves one brother, Granville Miller of Hudson, N. Y., several nieces in Hartford and one niece q California.
 The uneral will be held from the funera home of D. M. Stewart and Son. 29 West Main street to-mor- row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Rev. W. N. owen officiating. Burial will be a Churchtown cemetery, Claw eract, N. Y. Friends may call this aftetoon or evening.
 MNGIARDI-Mrs Teresa Russo Mugiardi, age 68 years, died Sat- urdy afternoon at her home, 15 Midle street. following 8 brief ill- nea She was 8 native of Italy, but resled in this city for 35 years. She is urvived by one daughter, Mrs Teesa Muzzicato of this city.
 he funeral will be held to-mor- TO, morning at S:15 o'clock from he late home to Our Lady of Lurdes church where a requiem hin mass will be celebrated at 9 o'oock. Burial will be in Calvary celetery.
 VERNER-John Werner, age 75 yers, died at his home, 39 Benham stEet this morning. He had been a re,dent of this city for the past 33 yers coming here from Germany. Hewas employed at the Waterbury Cloh company and was a member of he Workman's Sick and Death Berfit Association.
 N Werner is survived by his wifi Emma, three sons, Emil, Rob- ertIand Walter and three grand chilren.
 he body was removed to the Clak Funeral Home, 20 State street fro1 where the funeral will be held tine and arrangements to be an- nonced later.
 tZESKI-Paul Czeski, age Al yers, of 1884 South Main street died lai night at St Mary's hospital. He va born in Poland but had lived in thi city for 26 years. MT Czeski was employed by the Waterbury Clock coapany. He was a member of the Mdern Woodmen of the World.
 Ir Czeski is survived by his wife, Mty; two daughters. Mrs Felix Lanpert and Miss Evelyn Czeski of ths city.
 The funeral will be held on We'd neday afternoon at o'clock from tn home, Rev Henry Baldwin Todd oftiating.
 IAZEIKA-Mrs Anna Mazeika, agd 53 years, widow of Casimar Maeika, died Saturday morning at hen home, 205 Alder street after a Ing illness. She was a resident of thii city for many years and had a Hde circle of friends in the Brooklyn section. She was a member of St Ann's society, St Agnes so- ciet and the Lithuanian Roman all liare of St Joseph's parish.
 Es Mazeika is survived by three son Joseph, Vincent and Francis, fou daughters, Mrs Marion Ignotis, MT, Adell Coppolo, Mrs Ann Puelo. Mri Petronella Mazeika and one sis ter,Mrs Augustine Dubauskas all of thiI city.
 he funeral will be held from the hoIe tomorrow morning at 9:30 to St Josephs church at 10 o'clock,