The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-27


 rnche, Miss Rose Mclanson and Miss Ann Melanson; two brothers. Joseph Robichaud of Canada and Antoine Robichnud of Bar Harbor, Maine, ono sister, Mrs Pierre Ouellette of Maine and one grand child.
 The funeral will be- held from the home Of her daughter, Mrs William Bastarache of 2S North Elm street on Monday morning at s:30 o'clock to SC Ann's church where 4 mass of requiem will Do celebrated at 9 o'clock. Burial Will be in Calvary cemetery.
 ELLERsHAW .-- News has been received by relatives and friends -here of the death of Mrs Fannie Eilershaw wife of John Ellershaw and sister of Mrs II. W. Moore or 4l Prospect street, this city, which took place in Union City, W. J.. on Friday the goth, She is survived by her husband; her sister. Mrs Moore and another sister who resides n Hudson, N. Y.
 The funeral services were held at the home in Union City. ". J., and the burial was in Red Hook. N. Y.
 FAHY -- Richard M. Fahy, of 273 Cooke street, died yesterday morning at St Marys hospital, af- ter brief illness.
 MT Fahy was very well known in the city as he was vice-presi. dent and treasurer of M. J. Fnhy and Sons, Inc, ono of the oldest plumbing firms of the city, treas- urcr of the Waterbury Automatic Heat and Service Company and h- nanclal secretary of tho Master Plumbers' Association. He is sur- vived by his wife, Mrs Mary A.. tShechy) Fahy; one daughter. Miss Mary Fahy; his parents, MT and Mrs M. J. Fahy of 280 Hillside ave- nuc; one brother. John J. Fahy. and three sisters. the Misses Anna M, Marguerite M, and Helen M. Fahy.
 The funeral will bc held to-mor- row morning at 8:16 o'clock from the home to St Thomas church where n requiem mass will be cele- brnted at Q o'clock. Burial will be in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 
 DESPINS WIlfrcd Dcspins. age 54 years. of l78 South Elm street, died this morning at St He was born in Canada. but had been q resident of this city for the past 33 years. Mir Desplns had c host of friends and ncquaintanccs and was held in high esteem by all with whom hc came in contact. He was a charter member of Court Champlain, American order of Forestcrs. and was also a member of the Artisan Society and the Franco American Social Club.
 MT Despins is survived by his wife, Mrs Florence (Dussaultl Despins; two sons, Eugene ana Henry; ono daughter. Miss Flor. ence Desplns; four brothers, PhA. lip, Arthur, Emil and Napoleon Dcspins and four ateters. Mrs Paul Lef,lHnc of New Brunswick. Mrs Joseph Martin. Mrs Joseph Bro. dcur and Mrs Armand Blanchard, all of this city.
 The funeral will take place from the home on Monday morning nt 3.30 o'clock to St Ann's church, where Il solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. Burial will be at tho convenience of the family. BIiANNAS - Andrew J. Bran. nan, s3. of 27 East Main street. Forestylilc. died at Bristol hospital yesterday afternoon following an lllnoss of several weeks.
 He was ono of BrlstoFB most prominent democrats. For about 1B years he was m member of the demo ocr1tic state central committee and served once as messenger Tn the legislature. He also served as n constable under the old town government.
 He was born in Hartford and came 10 Bristol 70 years ago. He entered She employ of tho E. ". Wclch Company AS Il clockmaker, | and when the c0mpany's plant was destroyed by fire in 1894, Mir Bran nan went to WinHted where hc was | employed at the Gilbert Clock com pDny. He later entered the employ of the Sessions Clock Company. Forcstvillc. where he remained un- tlI some time ago.
 lie leaves three sons. Fred of Waterbury. Arthur of the United States Army, stationed in New Jer- sey. and George Of this city; n daughter Etta; Il sister. Mrs St. phen O'Conncll. of .his city; a bros ther. Joseph Brannan of New Ha. ven. and three grandchildren, Ro. bert and Donald Brannan and Mrs John W. Holden of this city.
 He was q iife-long member of Sc Matthew's church member of tho Bristol Lodge of Eiks and a char. ter member of Court Forest r. of | A.
 | The funeral will he hold Monday at . q. n. at Bt Matthews church, Bristol, where q high mass Of re- qulem will be celebrated. Burial will be in st Joseph's cemetery. | piainyiiIe