The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-23

SANFORD--James W. Sanford of Beacon Falls. died Monday morning at the Waterbury hospi- tai as a result of lockjaw which followed blood poisoning in his . foot which he accidentally cut two weeks ago chopplng wood.
 He Is survived by his wife; four sons, James, Robert, Daniel and AL bert of Beacon Falls; five daugh- ters, Mrs George Lafferty and Jen.- nie and Frances Sanford of Bea- con Falls, and Miss Belle Sanford of Waterbury and Miss Ella San ford of New Haven two sisters, Mrs r. H. Meyers of Naugatuck and Miss Mary Sanford of Oxford.
 Funeral services were conducted . this afternoon at ? o'clock in Naugatuck with Rev John F. Pack of the United church officiating. 1n- terment took place in Pinesbridge cemetery, Beacon Falls.
 HALEY - John A. Bailey, or ss Niagara street died this morn. ing at St Mary's hospital. He had been a resident of this city for the past 40 years and had been ein- pioyed at the Waterbury Clock Company where he was highly re- speoted by his associates. He was also a member of the Fraterna' order of Eagles.
 Mr Bailey is survived by three sons, stephen, Harry and Edgar and one daughter, Mrs Earl Dean,
 Funeral services will be held on Friday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock at the Mulville Funeral Home, 270 West Main street, Rev pr John N. Lewis officiating. Burial will be in old Pine Grove cemetery
 NEY-Mrs Catherine Ney, wid- ow of Keron Ney, died this morn ing at St Joseph's home in New Haven after an extended illness. She was one of the pioneer lr!sh settlers of this city and for over co years had resided at bSS Bald win street. Mrs Ney was known and loved by her many neighbors to whom her sterling character ana kind disposition were outstandig virtues which won for her inc hign esteem in which she was held. sne was n woman with unusual stamina as was evident in the fact that shc retained her faculties almost up to the time of her death despite her advanced age. For many years Mrs Ney was a devout communicant or inc Immaculate Conception church but had been member of st Fran cis xaviers parish since US or ganization. ,.
 She is survived by many nieces and nephews in this city ana also in Ireland. .s. Bergin funeral home. 2e0 East Main street from where the funeral will be held, time and arrange ments to be announced later.
 MATTEL - Mrs Anysie Martel. widow of Eugene Martel. of DO Sumnner street died early this morn inv at the Waterbury hospital. Mrs Martel had resided in this city Tor the past 50 years and was well ana favorably known.
 She is survived by two sons. Harry J. and Clarence A. Martel; two daughters. Mrs William Mur,
 ray and Miss Joan Martel and two sisters Mrs Celina Hagen or Canada and Mrs Rose ThibauH.
 The funeral will take place from the home. time and arrangements to be announced later.
 vElRASTRO - Antohlo
 rastro age 73 years. died early tnis morning at his home. sS Gi.es street, after brief illness. M. Verrastro came to this city trom. Italy 50 years ago ana was lme fifth Italian resident to settle here. For 70 years he was employed py inc scovili Manufacturing Com pany until s years ago when ne was pensioned by the concern. lie was very well known and highly respected among the Italian resi- dents of the city. .o
 MT Verrastro is survived by two sons, Thomas D., a member or the local police force and William Yer rastro;. two daughters. Mrs Pas ouaIe Ceretelli and Mrs Frank Blasi of this city; Two brothers, Francisco of this city and Charles