The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-08

night at her homo Tn Tnomaston after a lengthy illness. She was bS years of age, and prominent In the activities of the town. She was q member of tho Women or the
 Born in White Lake Corner. N. V she had spent most her life here and in Thomaston. Her hus- band is the only survivor. Funeral services will be held at tha AIderson Funeral home, 70 Central avenue, tomorrow after- noon at 2 o'clock. Rev w. More ton Owen will officiate. Burial will he in old Pine Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from to 9 tonight.
 IAWI,OR,-Garrett Lawlor Of 1g2 Mill street died this noon at St Mary's hospital after q lingering iIlness. He was born in Ireland but had been in this country Tor
 more than 40 years. Up to the \. time of his illness he was q popu- liar employe of the street depart ment. - ~ Ellen O'Brien Healey Hanlon Law Tor: and q nephew, Ambrose Mori- sAarty.
 7. Tho body was removed to the ss, Herefn Funeral Home, 290 East Main street. Funeral arrangements Is arc incomplete.
 ~ FREEMAN Oscar Freeman {. died suddenly Friday it the Fridge ,s port hospital. Funeral services - were held at his home yesterday enfternoon.
 ls He is survived by his widow, Mrs Regina Freeman; q son, Abraham; two daughters, Beatrice and Doro- v thy: two brothers Barnett, of IrV- .s sington, N. J., and Morris, of Toron- = 10. Canada, and three sisters, Mrs z = Gertrude Mishkan of Dover. N. J.. ISs Mrs Esther Fine. Of Toronto ana v Mrs l. Arenstein, of Waterbury. 's TETREAUIT--Alex J. let ssreault, 58. died this morning nt his ss homo, BIT South Main street, after z. lingering illness. He was known Ito residents of tho city as lead- sing druggist for many years. He v came to Waterbury from Spring field, Mass, 32 years ago, and was .sacifve as q druggist until two years A.o. when i'll health forced him to s.rotire. A man of pleasant disposl- s.tion and friendly personality, he ' possessed tho esteem of all who knew him even slightly. He was faithful member of St Ann's church and active in all it's af- fairs.
 He is survived by his wife. Mrs Angelino Tetreault; six children, Ona Tetreault of Biddeford. Me; Mrs Harry Robinson Mrs Daniel Collins, Minnie, Robert and Joseph .Tetreault, all of Waterbury; two grandchildren; three sisters. Mrs William sheldon of Holyoke. Mass, Mrs Harry Benway and Mrs Nellie Pidgeon of Ludlow, Mass; four ss brothers, Felix, Eugene and ' Iiusebe, all of Indian Orchard, Me. and Emery of Brockton. Mass.
 Funeral arrangements will be an- stnounced later.
 STACK--Patrtck F. Stack died sycsterday afternoon at his home, 3s Giles street after short illness. sBorn in Ireland he had been q res- jdent of this country for moro than EA6 years. He was employed for number of years at the American Brass company. He was n devout ecomnunicant of tho Sacred Heart church, and q faithful member of lsthe Holy Name society. He was s4active a8 member of the Wood- sgJncn of the World. He was respect sed and admired by fellow residents of the eastern section of the city land had a wide circle of friends. He is survived by his wife, Mrs Mary Breen Stack; two daughters, Mrs William Munson and Mrs sGeorge White; four sons. Thomas Breen, Bart Stack of the United States navy. Patrick Stack and James Stack: sister. Miss Mary <. Stack, and q brother. Bart Stack, ,.both of Ireland; and 10 grnndchil- sdren.
 The funeral will be held We'd .nesday morning at S.1b o'clock from tho home to tho church of the Sacred Heart, where a solemn \ mass of requiem will be celebrated at 8 o'clock. Burial will Do in the ', family plot, new St JoBeph'B ceme- ss tery.
 Y BOWES-,John Bowos of 70 V South ViewlBtreet died ht his home Saturday After weeks illness. He <. was q devout member of St Fran V. cls Xavier church and m active z. member of tho Knights of Colum- t s society.
 He is survived by his wife, Ca- s. therino Sullivan BoWes; sister, t Mrs John Carlson of Valley Stream, ~ r.. l., and h son, John Wallace - Bowes of New York city. He was the son of Late John and Sarah Bower, both prominent in this city some years ago.
 -, The funeral will be held nt s:30 ~ o'clock tomorrow morning from the home of St Francis Xavier. {. where solemn mass of requiem 7, will be sung at 6 o'clock. Burial .. will be in the family plot. new St .- Joseph cemetery.
 z. oseph Litwinns. sa |. n resident of Marion Avenue, Mar z, ion, died IaRt night nt tho Water ~' bury hospital after h brief illneaH. ife was a former WhtefburihD, and
 had many friends ln thls city. Iio .. wns C member of SC UeOrRo'a soc
 clety of NnuRatuck.
 He ia survived by his swlfe, Mrs yy Nellie Litwinas; son, JOsepbj
 both of Marion, and four sisters in
 Lithuanla, Mary, Constance, Nellie and BernicS.
 The funernl win be hold wednsa- day morning at 7ia0 o'clock from fbs home Co Marion tO Bt JOaeph'a
 church fH this city for a0lsmn
 mass of Fsguiefn at e o'clock, Bur. lnl will be in tho family plot, Cal.
 vary. oefntery. Friends may cali at
 the home tonight
 
 LyClA-Mra Rose Mario LI0Ia,
 bO, wife Of flO0aO Lucia, died saturday. UlRtf Rf hHT nome. ikT
 Bishop tifeet, ilbs had been ln thla nifT ~ geHfe, coming here from iiAlg, nnh hHG mHny friends in Hll rfpFiOun 0f Inc Hify,
 iil addition fg hff huabhnd ste V survived bT three sgnsg Daniel,