The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-03

age 70 years, Of Turner avenue, Oakville died this morning in Mid dietowh aster Q lingering illness. Ho was born in Lithuania but came to this country 16 years ago. He has been engaged ns q carpenter In oakville and Waterbury for Q number of years and had Q wide circle of friends and aequaintancos who will be grievod to hear of his death.
 MT Bataitis, is survived by his mother, Mrs Anna Bataitls and ono sister, Mrs Mathilda Valaitis of oakville.
 The funeral will bo held from his home, time and arrangements later.
 CIENEY-Miss Irene Cheney. ago IS years, the daughter of MT and Mrs Alfred Cheney of 201 Riv. or street, died at the homo of her parents Sunday afternoon after Q lingering Illness. She is survived by her parents; two brothers, Ed. mond and Robert, and ono sister, Mario. She received her eduea. ton at St Ann's school.
 Tho funeral will he held rom tho homo of her parents Wednes. day morning ct s:30 o'clock to St Ann's church at o'clock. Burial will Do In Calvary cemetery. sUELUSKY-John r. Sholusky. age 3t years, janitor ct Thtt school, Watertown, for tho past 13 years diod yesterday morning at tho Wa. tcrbury hospital. He is survived by q brothor, Albert Shelusky or Now York, and three sisters, Mrs s, Williams of West Haven, Mrs l Y. Anchor of Bristol. and MISS Monica shelusky of Milford.
 The funeral will Do held from his home, Sixth street, at s'30 o'clock, Wednesday morning, to St Josoph's church at Q o'clock Bur inl will Do in tho family plot ih Calvary cemetery.
 | RANAUDO - Mrs Areangela Stance Ranaudo, ago 8S years, WI. dow of Giuseppe Ranaudo, dlod at the homo of her son donnaro hh. naudo of 83 Walnut street. last night after q brief illness. Mrs Rl. haudo was born in Italy ana came to this country and WaterbuFy SV years ago.
 She IS survived by two sons, Gem naro ana Pnsquaie; two daughters Mrs Louis Cipriano and Mrs Ro- shrio Solomita, all of thiS city ex- eept Mrs soiomita, who lives m
 The funeral will Do held from tho homo at 8.1b o'clock, Thurs iay morning with q high mass n our Lady Of Lourdes church at 2 o'clock, Burial will Do in Calvary cemetery.
 DAVIS--Frederiek Davis, age 7i years, of ig3 Hiil street died carry Hunday morning at Bt Mary's hos. pitai after q short illness. He was born in Spring Glen, Y. Yy put had been e resident of this city Tor more than 50 years.
 Mr Davis was c member ot Townsend lodge Of odd Fellows or which no was q past noble grand Of tho Ansantawae eneampment of which ho was q past chief patri: arch; of the American Pm go Ala association and was formerly em. pi0y0d at the factory, He was oonamunioant of Trinity Ep'seop@' church.
 Mir Davls is survived by two | HOHbt WHnHU vt 1UNh5b s.Stv.' ss Townsend iodgot and Water H, Davis, both of Waterbury; three daughters, Mrs George Pryor, Miss Ruth 10. Davis of Waterbury, and Mrs Robort Weir of South Man- ehestor, eight grahdehiidrehj two sisters, Mrs Ella Phillips and Mrs Ambr Graham, both Of New
 The body was taken to his home | where tho services were held this afternoon ct z o'clock. Rev Henry Baldwin Todd, rector of Trinity church offielatod. Burial was in Riverside cemetery.
 ZACJIARfcS = Peter Zaeharea, aRO 4a years, Of 300 Willow street, manager of the Waterbury office of the Postal telegraph Company for the past 1B years, died Sunday ht the Winchester hospital, West Haven, after short illneBs, MT Nas ehnros was active in tho civic lifo of tho city boing treasurer Of the | Clvitan Club and one of It's most active members. He was ( leads inx member Of the Waterbury | lodge of Ah6pB.
 "H "He was e hard worker In tho in. terAstg of the waterbury YMCA and tho Boy Scouts and was 0np Of the leaders in the recent member. ship and financial drives made by these organizations.
 Mr Zaehares had resided in this