The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-28
OBITUARY

DELAGE--Mrs Rozanne Delage, aged s83 years, wife of Hormldng DeIage of ft Calvin street, died yeBtorday afternoon at tho home Of her son, Eulogo, In Middlobury aft. CT brief illness. Born In Canada, Mrs Delngo rosid0d in Waterbury for tho past 46 years, whore shO was devout m0mber of St Ann'B church and c member Of the Danes of St Ann.
 Tn addition to hor husband and son, she Is survived by . daughter, Mrs Albert St Jonn of Waterbury, and two brothers, H0rmtdaB and Theodore Leclair of Canada.
 The funeral will be held from the house at 14 Calvin stroet Wed- nosday morning at O.30 o'clock to St Aims church at 10 o'clock. Burial will bo in Calvary cemetery.
 PETRUCCIONE--Joseph Petruc. clone, aged 4b years, died yostor- day at St Mary's hospital after a brief illness. Ho Is survived by his wife, stefana; throo sons, Vito, Ronaldo, Joseph, Jr,; two daughters, Mrs Anthony Lucaro, Mary Petruecione, all of this city, and . sister. Mrs 'CatnrIna Per. rotte Of Italy.
 A native of Italy, Mir petruc- clone come to Waterbury 3g years ago. For many years ho was on- gagged in tho contracting business. He was Q member Of tho Unieo club and had c wide acquaintance In this city. ~
 Tho funeral will be held from tho home at f78f Igast Main street Wednesday morning nt Q o'clock to tho church Of Our Lady Of LourdeB whore solemn high nnasB of requiem will be celebrated at D:4B o'clock. Burial will Do iD tho family plot In Calvary cemc- tory.
 YANUsA UsKAs - James Yanu. snuskns, ago "a years, of lD5 South Loonard street died this morning Ut tho Waterbury hospital after H brief Illness. He was a native Of this, city for thirty years. For tho past 1b years no had been employ cd by the American Brass Com. pany. Mr YanusauskIs wng woll known especially among the Lith. uarian residents of the city.
 He iB survived by one sister, Mrs Bakutis and . brother of Chicago, Illinois.
 Tho funeral will Do held on We'd neBday morning at D:30 o'clock from tho homo of Mrs Anna Jak- stas of 10b South Leonard street to St Joseph's church whore e solemn mass Of roquicm will bo colebrated at 10 o'clock. Burial will Do in Cal- vary cemetery.
 ARNOLD--Mrg Rosa Arnold, ago 76 years, widow of Joseph Arnold, died Saturday morning nt 2B0 Co., lumbia boulevard. She was born in New Haven, but had been resident Of this city for q number of years. She is survived by ono daughter, Miss Maude Arnold, school teacher in this city; ono sister. Mrs James Hough of Now
 rho body was taken to tho Al. derson funeral home, 70 Central avenue, where services were held this morning at 1i:15 o'clock. Roy David r. Gaines oflciated. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery, New Haven.
 TTIRALL Burton Charles Thrali, age 60 years, of 970 Cooke street, died Saturday afternoon at St Mary's hospital. Mir Thrall was born in New York city, but had been q resident of this city for . number of years. He is survived by three sons, James V. Thraii of Naugatuck, Harry Y. Thrali Of springfield, Maine; and John E. Thrall of Tyringham, Mass; one daughter, Mrs Michael Kelley of Middlebury; one grandson, and two granddaughter.
 son funeral home, 70 Central ave- be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev Arthur F. Lewis of St Michael's church, Naugatuck, will ofiiciate.
 THOMPsON--Mrs Harriet Y. Thompson, widow Of Ferdinand Thompson, died last evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs R. E. Giles in Bridgeport. Formerly q resident of Waterbury, Mrs Thomp. made her home in Bridgeport. in addition to her daughter, she Is eur- vived by a son, Wallace, of this city.
 The body has been removed to the Alderson funeral home. 70 Cen. traI avenue. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. BLAKE-John M. Blake died Saturday at his home in Danbury. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs Katherine Keane of Grove street and two sons. John M; Biake