The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-30
OBITUARY

Mrs Whalen is survived by two daughters; Mrs George b. Stein- metz, and Mrs Chris Strobel; three sons, Martin, James and Edward ; one brother, Edward Bowling and several nieces and nephews.
 The funeral will be held on Wednesday morning at S:15 o'clock from the home on Farview avenue to SS. Peter and PauPs church, where solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in Calvery cemetery.
 PErERS-F rank k Peters, for merly of this city died suddenly Thursday morning at his home in Middletown. He was 0 native of Hague, Holland but had spent a large portion of his life in travel in Canada and the United States. He Is survived by one sister, Mrs c. Wander Heide-Peters of Delft, Holland.
 The funeral was held on satur. day afternoon from the Mulville Home, 270 West Main street, Rev Irving Fisher of Middletown off, clatlng. Burial was in Crockett cemetery. The pallbearers were Thomas Thompson, James Tierney Francis Connor and Joseph Peter son.
 BORST-Mrs Catherine Barrett Borst, wife of Peter II. Borst of 42 Walnut street died suddenly at her home yesterday morning as tho resultS Of cerebral hemorrhage, Mrs Borst was a women of sterling character and kind disposition and was held in high estecm by hei many friends and neighbors. Hei sudden death will be mourned by all with whom she came in con. tact. Mrs Borst was a communi' cant of the Immaculate Concep. ton church and was always ( willing worker for the benefit oi the parish.
 She is survived by her husband three sons, Frank of this city Henray of Meriden, and Thomas oi Hartford; three daughters. Mrs Louis Foley. Mrs Joseph Neagle and Miss Helen Bofst all of thif city; one brother, Edward Barrett of New Haven; one sister, Mrs Michael Tanning Of Boston; sever. al nephews. nieces and grandchil- dren; and one great grandchild.
 Tho funeral will be held from the Bergin funeral home, 200 East Main street at S:30 o'clock tomor- row morning to the Immaculate @ Conception church at o'clock, Burial will be In new St Joseph E cemetery.
 kELLY--Mrs Catherine Kelly. wife of Walter Kelly. died ut her homo In Bridgeport Friday after noon, following Q short illness. De. sides her husband, she is survived by three sons. Francis, Bernard and Walter: two sisters. Mrs r. J. Began of Waterbury and Mrs T. r. Brosnan of Bristol.
 The funeral was held from tho home this morning at 0:30 o'clock, and from Blessed Sacrament church at 10 with Q requiem high mass.
 1nterment was In the family plot in St Mlchaels cemetery, Bridgo. port.
 SANTOS-Frank Santos, age 45 years, of 65 Lounsbury avenue, died ut his homo last night after Q brief illness. Mir Santos was Q native of Portugal and came to America 10 years ago, living for Ave years in Mnssac chusetts. Ho' lived in this city IA years and was employed by the Conn Light & Power Co.
 He is survived by his wife, Anna; four daughters. Mrs 1zuro Dranco, Mrs Lionel Gouveia, Armina and Olympia, all of this city. Ho is also survived by his parents, Mir and Mrs Antonio Santos of Portugal two brothers, Lawrence of Portugal and John of South Americas; two sisters, Isabel and Theresa, both or Portugal.
 The funeral will take place Wed. nosday morning at S:16 o'clock from the home, 55 Lounsbury ave. nue to Our Lady of Lourdes ehurch where Q mass of requiem VIII bo celebrated at Q o'clock. Burial Will bo in Calvary cemetery.
 BLANCHARD--Joan Blanchard, four months old daughter of Don. aid and Rose Harringan Blanchard, died at tho home of herNparentB,' l Patterson court, yesterday morn- Ing. Tho funeral will Do held from the home of her grand-paronts. Mir and Mrs N. D. Blanchard Of 4S Manville street at II o'clock to" morrow morning. Burial VIII DO ln Calvary cemetery.
 CROgs--IIenry T. Cross age GA years. treasurer of the Thin- sheet Metals Company and 0 prom inent resident of Waterbury Tor many years died suddenly late last evening of q heart attack. Mr Cross was riding in . car driven by ms son, Wendell l.. Cross when the machine skidded on Riverside Drive, Naugatuck and craehed n. to c tree. Medical Examiner pr Harold Johnson was of tho opinion that the shock and excitement Of the incident caused MT Cross to collapse.
 The deceased was formerly mas. ter mechanic of tho Waterbury Machine Company and superintend- ent of the Conn. Brass Manufncts uring Company. Ho was also q foreman in the Waterbury Farrel Foundry and Machine Company for several years.
 Ho is survived by ono son, Wen. dell, secretary of tho Thinsheet Metals Co.,; two brothers Fred Of