The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-21
OBITUARY

D.EXO1vrE --- Paul teSotte dlod yesterday afternoon at tho home, SD4 East Main street. He is sur. vlved by his wife, Mrs Elizabeth Lczotte; ono son, George LeEotto; one daughter, Mrs Robert Bt John, and ono sister, Mrs Noel Crcvie, all of Waterbury.
 Mir Lexotte lived in tho east end section whore he had n largo number Of friends.
 The funeral will be hold Batur. day morning from the Mulvlllo funeral home, 270 West Main street, at 8:t5 o'clock Co the Sacred Heart church where q solemn mass Of requiem will be celebrated at o'clock. Burinl will be in Calvary cemetery.
 CARROLIr--Mrs Mary, Carroll, wifo of William II. Carroll of 40 North Riverside street dlod nt Ht Mary's hospital this morning after a brief illn0sp. Mrs Carroll wnH born In this city and had always made hor homo here. Sho was well known In the west end section of tho city.
 Mrs Carroll is Burvlvod by her husband; two sons, William L., and Roy E, Carroll and ono sister, Mrs Chnrlcs Mcisvoy.
 The funeral wlii be hold from tho Lunny funeral homo, 26 Cen- trnl avenue on Saturday morning nt 8.30 o'clock Go tho Blessed Hnc' rn m ent church whCrO q solemn mass of requiem will Do celebrated at Q o'clock. Burial will be in old Rt f0aanh'a eofnetNrV,
 RHIppI.E -- Miss Barbara V, Shippc0, age 22 yOnrH, di0d At her home in West Cheshire yesterday afternoon. Miss Hhippee was born in Waterbury, the daughter Of Earl .S. and Mary R. Shippec. Sho was n member of tho First Bnptiht Church, n graduate of Crosby High school class of 1928 and of Pratt institute, iD3i.
 She is survived by her parents and n brother, Harold E. Shippee of Htnmford.
 Funeral services will Do hold in tho Aldiorbon Funeral home, 70 Central avenue, at, 2 o'clock Sat. urday afternoon. Hov David r. Gaines will ofhciate. Burial will Do in tho Evergreen cemetery, Wntertown. Friends may call Rt tho funeral lDme tomorrow after. non and evening.
 GUEVIN--Naxaire G.. Guovin, ago "a years, retired baker, of 24 Putnam street, died suddenly yes- torday afternoon.
 He was a native of Canada and was employed In the bnkor busl- ness 70 years. He worked for DOuf. fard, Canadian Cream and Rey' mond's bakeries in this city.
 Mr. Guevln was A member or St. Ann's church and was Il mem. Der of St. Ann's choir for many Der of St. Jean do Daptisto society World. He is survived by his wife, Jeanne; two daughters, Mrs. Ed ward Mc0lynn of Auburn, N. Y.. and Mrs. Edward Lynch of this city; three sons, Leon, Joseph and Walter of this city; one sister, Mrs. Victor Vekeman of WOons0cket, R. l.; ono brother, John Guovin of Blackstone, Mass, and IS grand- children.
 The funeral will be held from tho Bergin funeral home, 200 East Main street at 8;3O o'clock Satur. day morning with n solemn high mass in St. Ann'a church at Q o. clock. Burial will bo in the fam- fly plot in now St. Joseph's ceme. tcry. Friends are invited to call at the funeral homo thIs and to- morrow afternoon and evening.
 REILLY William J. Reilly. age ~ years, died Jast evening at his home. 236 Elliott avenue after m illness of seven weeks. He had suffered from n heart ailment and although he showed great improve ment he had q sudden relapse ycs- terday which caused his death.
 Mr Reilly was born in this city. August 1. 1887, the son of the late