The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-14
OBITUARY

OBITUARY
 sIGNORI---Mrs Antoinette Gen-
 tile Eignori. 3S, wife of Peter Sig
 nori, died last night at St Mary's
 hospital after q brief illness. Mrs
 Slgnori was . native of Italy and
 came to this city 25 years ago. She
 was highly respected among the
 Italian residents of the city. She is survived by her husband three sons. Samuel, Robert and Peter Signort. Jr; three daughters. Misses Anna, Margaret and Adeline Signori, all of Waterbury: one brother. Edward Gentle and two sisters, Mrs Residuta Caldani and Mrs Ida Onofri, all of Italy.
 The funeral will be held from her home, 400 Perkins avenue, "wednesday morning to St Lucy's church where requiem high mass will be celebrated at q time to be announced later. Burial will be in the family plot in Calvary ceme- tery.
 DUFFY--Mrs Ellen Savers Duff l fy. wife of James II. Duffy died yesterday at her home, SC, Camp street, Mrs Duffy was born Tn Waterbury q daughter of the late IMr and Mrs Thomas Savers ana | had always lived in the North End section of the city where she had O large circle of friends.
 Mrs Duffy is survived by her husband: one daughter. Mrs Aug ust Guilbert; two grandsons, and several nicces and nephcws.
 Tho funeral will be held We'd nesday morning at 8:1B o'clock from the Mulvillc funernl home, 27O West Main street to the church of tho Immaculate Conception where q requiem mass VIII pc celebrated Ut Q o'clock. Burial will be in old St Joseph's cemetery. GARVEY--Miss Mary A. Garvey died Saturday evening at her home 40 John street. She was born 1T | this city, the daughter of the latt \ Thomas and Margaret Tighe IOarvey. pioneer residents of thu l Brooklyn section. Miss Gnrvcy wal
 q member of St Patrick's parisi and acqunintances in that scctioT and had q wide circle of friends 1 throughout tho city. Shc wa tn active member of the Gleaneri l of. St Patrick's parish. Miss Garyey is survived by thret brothers, James, Thomas afit | Frank Garvey and two sisters Misses Theresa and Anna Garvey. l The funeral will be held to-mor' | row morning at 8.30 from the home I to st Patrick's church where ( l solemn mass of requiem wpl bt l celebrated at 9 o'clock. Burial VII { be in old st Joseph's cemetery l Friends are requested to kindly l omit flowers.
 The Cleaners society will meet
 this evening at the homo at S'Se O clock.
 | KEILLOR = Jack William Keil.
 Tor, age 20 years, of. 10 Catherine avenue died yesterday afternoon after a short illness. MT Keilloi | was born in Scotland and came C Waterbury when two years old. Ht wns a member of the Second Con. RregationaI church ana the choir was n capable pianist and ofter played with local orchestraS and ai m accofnpanist. He graduated from
 Crosby High school in tho class o' 1881. l MT and Mrs George s. Keillor afit n brother, Kingsley P. Keilior.
 The body was taken to the Clarl H Funeral Home, 20 state street 1I Friends may call at the funera
 home this evening.
 I The funeral will be held iron tae Second Congregational churof chapel at 2:30 o'clock to-mOrrow afternoon, Roy Moses R. Lovel officiating. Burial will be in Pint
 Grove cemetery.
 I LTTTTlEJOHN--John Litticjohn \ age 7S years, 0 former resident oi Waterbury who had lived in thii section for 42 years. died at hi home in Thomnston yesterday af. ternoon. MT Littlejohn was borT
 in Aberdeen, Scotland, and came I to Waterbury from Norwich whef l Reid & Hughes first opened store here. He was in the real estate
 business for eight years and retired about seven years ago.
 He was q member of the Fire
 Baptist church. in this city and wa
 for several years deacon.
 I He is survived by hIs wife, Adn
 belle Fenton Littlejohn: five sons
 George A., of Great Neck, +. I.
 John w., of Waterbury. Henry c. of Chicago, and Robert c. ans Dougias s. of Thomaston; fiv,
 daughters, Jean w. and Mrs Alber Benedict of Waterbury, Brenda l. Littiejohn of Philadelphia, Mrs A Dale Mitchell of Stamford ant Doris |. Littlejohn of Thomaston and several nieces and nephew and six grandchildren. The body was taken to th Clark funeral home, 20 State street from where the funeral will b
 held Wednesday afternoon at tw o'clock. Burial will be in Ever green cemetery. Friends may cal at the funeral home tomorrow eve
 ming. Friends are asked not '
 send howers.
 MOLLICo - Mrs concctt
 Mollico, age 4e years. wife of se 1 bastian MoIlico. of b7 River stree
 died this morning at St Mary hospital after brief illness. sh this, country and to this city fou years ago. Besides her husban
 she leaves two sons, Salvatore m Joseph and four daughters. Car
 meila, Angelina, conccttn an Anna all of this city; her mother Mrs Concetta BcaiarG of Winsted two sistors. Mrs James Giambra Q Winsted and Mrs Thomas Bnzzan af Ha arffaF4 anH ftV0 brOth0rl
 Joseph and Salvatore of Off,, Wlnstos i. <