The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-12
sIsTIcIl BOIsROMIsO - Sister

BISTEEIt BOIthtOMFsO - D'"seh Mary Borromeo (suiIivan) of the sisters of Mercy died yesterday morning at St Mary's Home, West Hartford. She had been study. Ing for about year at tho Sis' ters College in Washington, D. Q, in preparation for taking Q degree, when she was taken ili, about SIX months ago. and was sent to st Mary'g Home.
 Sister Mary Borromeo was born in uuiifOrd and made her vows May c, 1899, nt St Johns convent. Middietown. Later she was superior of that convent. At one time she was superior of SC Francis' con vent. Naugatuck. Sister Borrcmeo ajso hnd taught in Greenwich. She leaves n sister and n brother in Guiiford and n nephew in Wash-
 The funeral will be held Friday at e:3O Q. m,, at the chapel of St Mary's Home, West Hartford. Burial will be in St Marys cems- tery, Hartford. ..t,,t
 ALCOTT--- James l.. Alc0tt of South Manchester, a, former resi-. dent of this city, died yesterday afternoon in Hartford. He was born on February 2s, 1858. in Terryvilie, the son of Gaylord and Caroline nlackman Alc0tt. He was q member of tho Triendship Lodge VI Mr Xicott is survived by one brother Abel of this city.
 The funeral will be held from the Aiderson Funeral homo 70 Central avenue tomorrow aftev- noon at 2 o'clock. Rev Hcnry Baldwin Todd officiating. Burial wilt be in Pine Grove cemetery.
 HACKETT-panici Y. Hackett. formerly of this city died suddenly yesterday morning at his homo in Brooklyn, W. Y. MT Hackett was born in Hartford but had lived in this city most of his life moving to New York four years ago. He was . former member of the Brass City Hose company and wnn also q well known msmber Of the volunteer fire company in tho cast end section. Tor several years previous to taking up his residence In New York, MT Hackett Inadc his home on Willow street.
 He is survived by his wife, three sons, Daniel. and Paul all of New York; one daughter. Mrs Frank A.. Driscoli and one brother, John d.. Haekett, both of this city.
 The funeral will take place from tho BerKin Funeral Home, 200 East Main street tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock to tho Immaculate Conception church whore a mass of requiem will Do celebrated nt Q o'clock. Burial will be In old St Josoph's cemetery.
 IlILEY---Mra Margaret Cronnn Riley, widow of John Riley. died this morning at her homo 100 Plaxn avenua after . long iilnesH. She was | ' life long resident Of this city and was well known in the Brooklyn
 Mrs Riley is survived by three sons, Frederic c, of reenwich, Phillip J. and Robert of New York, two daughters. Mrs Margaret ost- lund of Hartford and Miss Nellie T, Riley with whom she made her home and ono sister, Mrs James HawkoE of staten Island.
 The funeral will be held Hatur' day morning from tho home time and arrangements Co be announced later.
 ptrrROsKy---Anthopy Petrosly, q pioneer resident of this 0lty, dled tlila morning at tho home 0f his daughter, Mrs Anthony Rndvilnh Of b4 Poplar street, following . Il t.alA lAA lsaa aaIaaA LA.a.a Lithuania, but camo Co this coun. try 62 years ago settling in yhen. adoah. Penn. where no reaided ID his residence in this city where well known and highly respected by oil who knew his acquaintance
 Hs was . member of the Llthu. anian Citizens Political club. Qe. demino society and for the past nine years was employed as care. takar of the Chase Park grounds. He is survived by four sons, Alfred, Joseph. ErneDt and Julius petr0aky; four daughters, Mrs !. A, CeiuHky. Mrs Anthony RadvllaA, Mrs Htephanin HAprnnas and Mrf !, r. Muchaiight; four sisters, Mrs Kathryn Koplcxh and Mrs A. HIk. tsraltis of this city and Mrs Fran. ces BrOisas and Mrs Hlugxinsky Di Lithuania, one brother, oeorEc Pe. tro9ky of this city and nine grand children.
 morning from the home of hii daushter, b4 Poplar street, time and other arransemsnts to be an. notineed later,
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