The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-02
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@~~w @ |, Groenville, Ind; four grandchildren and one great gr0ndchild, Funeral services will be conduct ed tomorrow afternoon at ! o'clock from the homo with Roy pr Grcgg officiating. Burial will be private and in Riverside cemetery.
 HORNE--George Horne, age 6i years, former resident or this city, died at his homo In Bridge port last night. MT Horno was born in Utica, N. Y. He Is sur vlved by hls wifo, Ella spiers Horne; threo sons, Ralph, of Bar Harbor, Me, Earl, of the United States navy and now stationed in tho Panama Canal Zone, and Ray mod, of Bermuda; four daughters, Mrs George Mosoley, Mrs Honry Mellon, Mss Mildred and MISS Lil- Han Horno, all of this city; two brothers, Harry, of San Francisco, and James, of this city.
 Tho body has been taken to tho Alderson funeral home, 70 Contrnl avenue, this city, from where tho funeral will be held Saturday aft ernoon at 3;30 o'clock, Rev Kon. meth Kingston officiating, Burial will be In new Pine Grove eome- tery, Friends may call at tho fu- neral homo tomorrow evening bo' tween 2 and Q o'clock,
 DICK-Mrs Julia Dick dled this morning at her home, 7b Central avenue, Sho was born In Moriden, | Conn, and was 8l years or age Mrs Dick Is survived by one daughter, Mrs l.. c, Leonard or Providence, R. r.; three sisters, Mrs Frank Hackbarth, and Mrs Tillio Morse of MerIden and Mrs Louis Hobol of this city,
 Tho funeral will Do held on Sat- urday morning at II o'clock from tho Alderson Funeral Homo, Roy Moroton W. owen ofilelatins' Burial will bo In old Pine Grove cometcry. Friends may call at tho funeral home Friday evening be-. tween 2 and Q o'clock.
 GIROUARD--Mrs Rosanna oi- rouard, widow of Joseph dlr0uard, formerly of thls city died Wodnes- day evening at the homo of her son, Frederick Girouard of No- yak street, Norwalk.
 Sho is survived by two sona, Frederick of Norwalk and Arthur of this city, and ono daughter, Mra Thomas Byrnes of this city.
 Tho funeral will Do held from tho Mulvillo funeral homo. s70 West Main street, time ana ar rangomonts to be announced later I
 MAILIE-The death of Mrs Mary E. Finnigan, wife of Charles w Mailie, occurred at hor residence 23S0 Whitney avenue, Hamdeh Tuesday evening. Besides her nus band, Mrs Mailie ia survived by oht son, Charles E. Mailie ot Paterson N, J.; two sisters, Mrs Patrick Sherlock of Waterbury and Mls' ven, two brothers, Maurice Finnl' gan of Waterbury and Patrick Flnnignn in Ireland, Her fuhera wll be held from her residence to morrow morning. fnterment VII bo in St Marys cemetery, Mt car mel.
 KARAZIEJUS-Jo KaraEle jug, ago 60 years, of l7b Congress avenue, died last night at his homo after n short Illness. Mr karaEie Jus was a native of Lithuania ant eam0 to America 92 years ago, IL lived in Waterbury the past 2t years and until two years ago wal employed by tho American BraSi Co, Ho was well known In th' Brooklyn section whore he was ( member of tho St Joseph society and was a eommunieant of SC Jo seph church.
 Ue is survived by threo sisters Mrs Matthew Fidukinas and MrI Joseph Mikcnas of this city ant Mrs Elizabeth Wasileuskas of Lith uanin; two brothers, John ant Ludwig. both of Lithuanla.
 Tho funeral will bo hold from tho home Saturday morning, tim' and other arrangements to be an nounced later.
 CHURCHILL - Mrs Alta r, Churchill, wife of Jason c. Chur chill, died last night at hcr home 13 Alma street. She was born ir New Haven. New York. the daugh ter of Henry and ClarIssa Wilmo Smith.
 She was a Past Most Excellon Chief of Myrtle Temple. K. of F. a member of Winona Rebekal Lodge No. g. and Ladies Auxiliar, of Canton T. R. Martin No. s l. 0. o. r. and an active member of the Second Congregations church.
 Besides her husband she Is sur