The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-24
OBITUARY

of 25 Greenmount terrace. died yesterday afternoon at her home after a. brief illness. She. grad uated from Duggan grammar school and majorcd at Crosby hish for two years. She was employed for the past four years as q teIe- phone operator for the Southern New England Telephone company and was a. member of the Chil- dren of Mary society of St Patrick,e church. The deceased was well known to Waterbury sport fans, being a member of the local Tele- phone girls' basketball team.
 She is survived by her mother, Mrs Mary Kelly; four sisters, Rita, Helen, and Christine Kelly and Mrs Thomas Fenton; and four brothers, James, Francis and Philip Of Wa terbury and Bernard of Texas
 Tho funeral will take place Fri day morning at SID ociock ron inc home to st Patrick's church where a. requiem mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock. 1nterment wifi be in new St Joseph's ceme- tory.
 HERBST-Mrs Mary (Kehough) uerbst of 1631 East Main street died this morning at St Mary's hos nitaI after a brief illness. She had been q resident of this city all her life and was a member or tnc {. ladies Auxiliary. Foresters or America and the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. IT.
 Besides her husband. Charles she is survived by two daughters, M'i- dred and Gertrude Keena; one son. Edward Keena and three sisters. Mrs catherine Riley, Mrs James Doran and Mrs Henry Monreau.
 The funeral will be held from the home on Friday morning at 8:15 o'clock to SS Peter and PauIs church where solemn mass oa requiem will be celebrated ht D o'clock. Burial will be in new st Joseph's cemetery.
 NARDOZZA--Mrs Anna (siger- son) Nardozxa, age 50 years Wits of Charles Nardozza or 2o CouIt street died suddenly this morning at her home as the result Of heart "ftack She was born in New York cItv but came to this city when child. Since that time she had made her homo here and had made a wide circle of frlendA and ac- quaintances.
 Mrs Nardozza is survived by her husband; ono son, Thomas. three daughters, Margaret, Gertrude ana Charlotte Nardozza of this city; one brother. James of New York and three sisters Mrs Frank Plp- pan and Miss Julia Hlgerson or New York and Miss Margaret Sigerson of Bethlehem. Pa.
 Funeral arrangements VIII DC announced later.
 Vande- -Bogart--Eben c. Vande- Bogart, aged 72 years, died yester- day afternoon at his home on Mill dale road, Cheshire. He was born in Livingston, N. Y.. but had been a resident of Cheshire for 20 years. He was member of the Cheshire Congregational church.
 MT Vande- -Bogart is survived py his wife, Grizzella; ono son, iaui of this city; two daughters. arlz- zella and Ruth of Cheshire ana two brother. Morris of Hudson, N. r., ana Get .ge of Floral Park l.. !.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon at the home at gl o'clock, Rev Mir Baton offciat- ing, The body will be sent to Clave- rack, N. r.. on Friday for services and burial.
 HENJON--William IT. Henion. age ca years, died yesterday after noon at the Waterbury hospital. Ue was born in Brewster, N. Y. but resided in Waterbury for 20 years being employed at the Amer lean Brass company.
 He is survived by one daughter, Mrs Raymond IT. Miller; one son, R. Ward Henion; one grandson. Harley l.. Henion. all of this city; two brothers. Coleman of Ridge field and Chester of Cheshire; and two sisters, Mrs Grace Roberts or Woodbridge and Mrs Leona Hine of Ridgefield.
 The body was removed to tho Clark funeral home, 20 state street. Funeral arrangements will be an- nounced later and will be private.