The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-09
|. OBITUARY


 He is survived by his wife, Mrs Angelina Mondanino; one daughter Mrs Carmine DiGiacomi of this city.
 The funeral will be held tomor- row morning ut s o'clock from the homo of his daughter, Mrs Carmine DiGiacomi, 77 Hillvlew avenue to the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel where a requiem mass will be celebrated at Q o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
 GRANATUK--Zaehary Grana- tuk, age a years, of 332 Plno street died Saturday night at St Mary's hospital. MT Granatuk came here from Russia 25 years ago during which time he made many friends among the Polish and Russian rosi- dents of the city. He was mem- Der of tho Loyal Order of Moose, SS Peter and Pauls society, and the Swiatoi Bogorodle society of tho Russian Greek Orthodox par lsh.
 He Is survived by his wifc, Mrs Marie Granatuk; one son, Michael; two daughters, Anna and Jennie, all of Waterbury; ono sister, Mrs Mary kobzor of Waterbury, and two sisters and two brothers in Russia,
 Tho funeral will be hold to.mor. row, time later, from the homo to tho Russian Greek Orthodox church on Grown street. Services will be conducted by Rev Peter DSubay.
 Pierre Joseph Vallec ago 60 years of b08 South Main street, died Saturday after a brlef Illness. He was born In Caneda and had been a resident of this city six years.
 He Is survived by his wife, Marie | Stella; son, Gregory n daugh- ter, Mabel Louise, all of this city; a brother, Wilfred Valleo of st Pet. ersburg, Fla; two slsters. Mrs Mel- lima Deery of Waterbury and Mrs Edmund Guilbault of Orsikany Falls, N. Y.
 The funeral was held this morning at S,30 o'clock from tho Belloville funeral home, 0s East Clay street to St Ann's ehureh where mnss Of requiem was eele- brated at Q o'clock by Rev James Tyler, Burial was in Calvary cemetery. Tho pallbearers were: William and Wilfred Roehon. T. A, | Massleotte, Y. x. Barll, George ouollette and Guldlon Bolliveau BABCOCK - Mrs Clara Jcnks Babe0eS. ago 90 years, wife of How. ard Babeoek, died yesterday morn- Ing at St Mary's hospital after u | lingering Illness. Mrs Babeoek was born January 9i, 1898, at Narra- gansett Pier, R. l., tho daughter of | George E. and Lucy sherman. Sho had lived in this city for the past | oight years.
 Mrs Dabeoek is survived by her | husband. three sons, Howard of | Narrangansett Pier, John Babe0ek and Herbert Babeoek both of Wa | terbury, two daughters, Lucy of Rhode Island and Christine of Wa terbury; two stop.brothors, Asa Burroughs and Herbert Borroughs of Rhode Island.
 She was a eomunleant of St Johns Episcopal church. Tho fun- l oral will Do held Wednesday af. ternoon nt 2 o'clock with services nt tho Alderson Funeral Home, 70 | StHtTul hNthdts tteN 1SV OVHH N Lewis will offieiato. Burial will be in Rhodo Island on Thursday, Friends may call at tho funeral homo ,to.morrow afternoon and evening.
 | CLAPP-Mrs sarah Nellie Clapp, age 72 years, widow of George F. Clapp, one of tho founders of the Firm of Clapp, Rose and Vaughn, died in New Haven yesterday. Mrs Clapp is survived by two sons. Ed gar in Now Haven and another son in New Hampshire.
 Funeral services were hold this morning at ii o'clock in tho Bun- ker Hill Congregational church. Rev W. Moroton owen officiating. The body was taken to Marlboro, New Hampshire, for burial. Mrs Clapp was charter mem- ber Of tho Bunker Hill Congroga- tional church and was widely known in thls city until sho left about eight years ago, shortly after the death of her husband.