The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-14

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 member today who said: 'Remem- | Der Charter Oak. Why, not search
 the trees, on the. gFeen?"
 ! OBITUARY
 F SUTTON = Mrs Margaret Jose
 phine Sutton of 58 Nelson avenue, ! widow of William Sutton, died at
 her home last night after a brief illness Mrs Sutton was a native I of Torrington, but had resided in | this city for many years. Mrs Sutton was widely known in the city as we'll as in Torrington. n l Mrs. Sutton is survived by one l daughter, Mrs F. P. Conlon of Tor I rington;, six sons, William, Edward
 A, Fra nk A., Joseph J. Harry J., all of this city and Daniel J. Sutton i of SoLthwick, Mass; one sister, I Mrs c. sArchambault of Torrington: two brothers, Daniel Buckley and
 Edward Buckley, both of Spring i field. Mass; four grandchildren,
 Francis and Edward Conlon of Torrington, Mrs T. c. Hurley of
 New York and Miss Margaret Sut- :! ton of this city.
 The funeral will be held from the
 home on Monday morning at S:3o l o'clock to Sts Peter and Paufs church where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated at 9
 o'clock. Burial will be in new St
 Joseph's cemetery.
 DIBLASI-Giuseppe DiBlasi, age l 74 years, died Wednesday at the
 heme of his son, Carmello DiBlasi
 ir Everett, Mass. MT DiBlasi is sur vived by his wife, Angiolina; three sons, Joseph and Anthony of Wat
 erbury and Carmello of Everett; :;
 three daughters, Mrs Jennie Bon visuto of Cheshire, Mrs Josephine Biondi of Centerville, and Mrs Catherine Milicci of Italy; one sis | ter, Mrs Marenda of Everett. The body was taken to 120 Divi- | sion street. from where the funeral will be held tomorrow morning at I S:15 o'clock to St Lucys church
 at 9 o'clock. Burial will be i-l Cal | vary cemetery.
 MT DiBlasi came to Waterbury from Italy 8 years ago and had
 lived in this city until recently. RUSSELL - Thomas F. Russel l died at the home of his brother, | pr George w. Russell of 145 Hill- | side avenue. last night after a l lingering illness. MT Russell was native of Waterbury and had l lived here alr his life. He was the
 son of the late James and Bridget
 Fahey Russell, pioneer Irish Cath ollie residents of this city. He was 1 widely known among the older
 residents of the city.
 i A private funeral at the con venience of the family will be held
 from the Bergin Funeral Home,
 290 East Main street, to St Mar
 garets church where a solemn
 high mass of requiem will be cele- brated. Burial will be in old St 1 Joseph's cemetery.
 MASTRODONATO - Mrs Maria | Mastrodonato, also known as Mrs Maria Hurley, age 73 years, wife of
 Rocco Mastrodonato, died early l this morning at her home. 592 Will son street, after a brief illness. She ! had been a resident of this city for
 the past 2S years coming here from Italy.
 Besides her husband she is sur l vived by one son by a former l marriage, Giovanni .Parziale: one
 daughter, Mrs Angelo Favale of | this city. and one brother. Saliva
 tore, Salerno of Italy. Mrs MastrO-
 donate was q member, of the So
 ciety Dele Madri Di Famiglia Of l Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, The funeral will be held on Mon 1 day morning from the home to Our l Lady of Mount Carmel church l where solemn mass of requiem l will be celebrated at time to be
 announced later. Burial will be in I Calvary cemetery. 1 ROOEF--Joseph Roof, age 64 | years, prominent Jewish resident of l the city, died at St Mary's hospital I Wednesday evening after brief l illness. MT Roof had been a resi- l dent of this city for AZ years. hay 1 ing been one of the first Jewish
 immigrants from Russia to make I his home in this city. For S5 years
 he conducted a grocery store at
 Bronson and Pearl streets and was
 well known to all residents of the
 north end section. MT Roof was a
 charter member of, the Waterbury
 Hebrew Benefit. association. q
 member Of the Star Benevolent as-
 sociation. the local branch of the
 Workmen's Circle and other Jew
 ish orsanlza many times hold.
 ing offices in the various groups He is survived by his wife. Mrs
 Ida Roof: two brothers. Nathan
 and Max Rooff of this city: two
 sisters. Mrs Max I.eibowitz of
 Hartford npd Mrs sarah Lnbenson
 of New York.
 Funeral services were conducted
 yesterday afternoon at o'clock
 from the Jewish Home for the
 Aged, TAT Cooke streef. Rabbi
 Moses D. Hheinkopf officiating
 Burial was in the Waterbury Hc'
 brew Beneflt association cemetery 1 CO.GR0vGc - Mrs Ida May fOhandlerl CoagrOve. 57. widow Of Riehnrd cNsgr0ve. diod Wednesday | m0rDing At her home on Water
 town avenue. She ~as born 'f |If 'i CARD 0F visAssts
 We wlth to tbank 0nr rslatlyes frlendFt md fnelkhbnrH hnh espe'
 clally tlle American Legion ana tl,s vaterege Df f0relEf WHrs, for theli beautiful enrgl nnarlnkr hlln ugll