The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-14
OBITUARY

Anna Peterson Carlson. He was employed by the French Mfg Co. The body was removed to the AL dcrson funeral home, 70 Central avenue, from whore the, funeral will be held Tuesday Afternoon Ut | 2 o'clock with Rev J. Francis Cot. ter ofiiciating. Mr Carlson was. q member of St Johns Episcopal church. Burial will be in new Pine Grove cemetery. Friends may call at tho funeral home between the hours of ? and 4. and and 9 to. day. mother and two brothers, Carl E. and Arthur J.. both of this city,
 HOMiCK - stephen Homick, nge 74 years, of 52 Hill street, died at St Mary's hospital yesterday morning.
 MT Homick had lived in Water. bury for the past 40 years and had been omployed Ut the Chase Metal Works for a number of years. He was widely known among the Rus- sinn residents of tho city and was n member of the Sts Peter and Paurs Society of St Mary's church.
 He Is survived by his wife. Anna ; throc sons, John and Joseph of New York City, and Paul Homick of thls city; one daughter Mrs Harry Kolrln of Waterbury.
 The funeral was held thls morn ing at 1;45 o'clock from the home to st Mary's Russian Greek Cath olic chuEch whore . solemn mass of reaufom was celebrated nt Q o'clock by Father Dzubay. Burial was in Russian Greek cemetery The pailbearers were: John sparks, Peter Patrick, Andre Papeniek, John Resan, Michael Rogan and Harry O'Duck.
 CONRAD-Walter ! Conrad, age 73 years, of Oakvllle, died In this city Friday after q. long illness. Mir. Conrad was born in Woodbury, tho son of Henry and Sarah Cape well Conrad. He is survived by his wife. by Six sons, Charles, Henry ana Howard Congad of OGkvillo, nnd Frederick, Clifford and George Conrad of Waterbury and daughter, Mrs. R. R. Book Of Wa toryilio: also by 10 grandchildren ma four great. 6 gfnndchildren.
 The funeral services VIII Do held this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from his home on Maple avenue, Oaky,i,o. and at 2 o'clock from An Snints' church. Rev. A. Nu-
 rent Snmwell will ofiiclate. Burin will Do In Woodbury.
 MARIAN -rMrs Tlinda Mahan, "A. dled last night at her home, 94a Pine street, after Q short ill- ness, Tho widow of Dennis Mahan she had been a resident of Wator' hurry for more than 60 years, living much of that time In the North End, A woman of kindly and lov' able disposition, she had friends
 'surviving her are three daugh. ters. Mrs Mary Cook and Misscs Margaret and Laura Mahan; two sons. William D. and George T.; 2 sister, Mrs Virginia Hardisty, nll of this city; and .a tgra nd-daugh- for. Mra Ralph Lee of New York
 The funeral will be held from tho funeral homo of Arthur I.unny sb Central avenue, Wednesday morning at 8:3O o'clock, with q solof,in mass of requiem Ut St Mar. garet's church at Q o'clock. Burial will bc In new St Joseph's cemo' | tery.
 BROCKEIvf--R Raymond White | Crockett, D. D. s., age 5i years for more than 20 years . practic. InR dentist in Waterbury, died nt His homo in Milldalo yesterday. aft. er m Illness of one month. Until taken iii hc had been prncticing Ii hig office in the Liiley building. He returned to his home Hatur' day from the New Haven hospital whore he had been under obserya' ton since becoming III. During thu night his condition became sudden. iy worse, and he died before morn ing. He vas born in New Hayen