The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-28

IiS past i q tCahSt uACu ySotShN0l
morning in Southside hospital, Ba,
Shore, L. I. His service as a>trustet
established a record. He was borr
in ireland "a years ago and came
to this country so years ago witt
ton, l.. I. For 26 years he was SUI
perintendent of the North Babylon
estate Of the late August p. Bel.
mont, which Is now Belmont Lake
State Park.
He is survived by 10 children
Mrs Albert T. Brothers, formerly Of
this city and now of Bridgeport
James j., William j. Vincent and
Edward r. O'Shea of Babylon
George of Amityville, L. l.; Mrs
John Gillen of Brooklyn and Anne
Rita and Mary O'Shea of Babylon
AHRENS-Jane Ellen Ahrens
five weeks old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Howard Ahrens, died on
Sunday morning at the home OF
her parents, 80 Greenwood street,
Union City. The body was re-
moved to the Arthur J. Lunny fun
eral home, 25 Central avenue, from
where the funeral took place this
afternoon at 2 o'clock with services
being conducted by Rev Joseph O.
Todd. Burial took place in old
Pine Grove cemetery.
FINLAY-Elizabeth G. Finlay
wife of Thomas Finlay Of Is Ben.
ham street, died Sunday morning
at the Waterbury hospital. She
was born in Scotland, but resided
In this city the past 20 years, be-
| ing a member of the West Side
Hill Methodist church, Namo
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Stal
and Order of the Amaranth.
She Is survived by her husband
four sons, James. Robert. Thomas
Jr, and Andrew Finlay, all of Wa
terbury; three daughters, Mr.
George Aitcheson, of Waterbury
Miss Jean Finlay of this city ant
Mrs Alexander Dickson Of New
Haven; 10 grandchildren; on
great-grandchild; and three broth
ers, William Robert and Samue
Gilbert, all of Scotland.
The funeral will take place to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clocl
from the Anderson funeral home
10 Central avenue, with service
being conducted by Rev Ridgwa,
Shinn. Interment will be in ole
Pine Grove cemetery. Friend!
may call at the home this after
noon and evening.
GIZZY-AIichael Gizzy. age S;
years of AZ Hill street died sudden
ly Saturday evening at his homt
| A. 20 81 ne orly r,
Is survived by his wife, Mary; one
son, Henry; one brother. Leo o,
this city and one step brother ant
one step sister.
Funeral arrangements will b.
announced later.
KAISER-Mrs Alice e. Kaiser
wife of Ernest =. Kaiser of IL
Eastwood avenue died suddenly
last evening at st Mary's hospital
She was born In Waterbury ant
has resided here all her life max
ing her home in the East End sec
ton for about rs years.
| Besides her husband she Is sur
vived by three children, Anna, Ed
ward and Elizabeth; seven broth
ers, Ernest Cabana Of this city
George of Springfield, Mass, Rene
Of Stamford; Arthur and Joseph o.
this city. Emile of Ozone Park
L. l., and Edward of this city ant
one sister. Mrs Edward Sherman o.
this city.
Funeral arrangements will b.
announced later.
HEYMANN r. Adolph Hey
mann died Friday evening at hi
home, 1880 East Main street aftel
a brief illness. He was born IL
| Germany but had resided in thii
city for the past rs years having
been employed at the Scovill Man
ufacturing Company as a mechan
ical engineer.
Mr. Heymann Is survived by his
wife Mrs Helen Heymann: hi
mother, Mrs Margaret Heymann
and one brother Otto of Austria.
The funeral will he held thi
afternoon at o'clock at the home
with. services by Rev Martin j
Lorenz. The body will be takeI
to Springfield for cremation.
ALBINO - Rose Marie Albino
one year and seven months oil
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jane
Albino of 1874 South Leonar'
street diec early yesterday morn
! ing at st Mary's hospital after
! brief illness. Besides her parents
! she leaves one sister, Christina.
The body was removed to tn
home from where the funeral will
be held tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock with services at Our Lad.
of Mount Carmel church at
o'clock. Burial will be in Cal
vary cemetery.
GIAMPAOLO - Lorenzo Clam
raolo, aged SIS years, died yester
day morning at his. home, 81
South Main street, after a brte
illness. He came to this countr!
10 years ago and for four year,
| resided in Torrington before com
ing to this city. He was engaged
in the restaurant business.
Mr. Giampaolo is survived by hi
wife, Rosario of this city; tw'
brothers, Camille of this city ant
Michael of Italy; one sister, Mr.
Angelo D'Angelo of Italy.
| The funeral will be held to-mor
row morning at $3.50 o'clock from
the home to Our Lady OF Lourde
church where u solemn mass o
requiem will be celebrated at
o'clock. Burial will be in Calvar'
cemetery.
ZURLO-Mrs Caterina zappon
Zurlo, aged 76 years, widow o
Francesca zurio died Sunday after
noon at the home of her soT
Giuseppe Zurlo of 1852 Hutchinson
street after brief illness. Sh
was native Off Italy but came :