The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-22
OBITUARY

LANOUE--Mrs. Adeiine A. Lan- oue. 70, of 2i Marion avenue, wife of Lieut.. Walter A. Lanoue Of the Waterbury Are department, died suddenly at St. Mary's hospital Sat urday afternoon. She was admitted to the hospital Friday.
 Mrs. Lanoue had lived in this city practically all her life. Besides her husband, in command of his company at the Bunker Hill fire house, she Is survived by daugh- ter. Miss Rita LAnoue: two sons, Walter and George: sister. Mrs. William Minnehan. all Of this city; and three brothers, Thomas and Henry O'NeiI. of Watertown, and Peter O'Neil, of New Haven.
 The funeral will be held from the Arthur J. Lunny funeral home, 25 Central avenue, Tuesday morn- ing at 8;30 o'clock 10 the church of the Blessed Sacrament at z o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening.
 GRANNTSS-~John Hughes Gran miss. infant son of Donald S. and Mildred Hughes) dranniss, Of l46 Fiske street. died yesterday morning at the Waterbury hospital. Besides his parents. the child is survived by two sisters Jean S., and Carolyn H. Granniss, and his grandparents, MT and Mrs. J. R. Hughes and Mrs. c. F. Grannigs. all of this city.
 Private funeral services were held at the AIderson funeral home, 70 Central avenue, this afternoon with Rev. Dr. John W. Lewis. rector Of St. Johns Episcopal church. Of1i- ciating. Burial was in Riverside cemetery.
 HARDEN Mrs. Anna Bower Barden, wife of Albert F. Barden, oi 7g Courtland avenue. died yesterday morning at Bt. Mary's hospital. Bht was born In New Haven but had re- sided here for the past i2 years.
 Mrs. Barden is survived by hel husband; daughter, Mrs. Thomai J. Bhanlcy. Of Hartford; 6 son, JohI IT. Seery. Of New Haven: her mother Mrs. Kathleen Ewing. Of New Ha' ven: three brothers. Andrew J Bowen. New Haven: John J. Bowen Woodbury: and Henry J. Bowen O Hollywood, Calf: and an aunt, Mre Anna Mccormack. of New Haven who had lived with her for seyera years.
 The funeral will be held Wednes day morning at B:iS o'clock iron the Mulyille funeral home, 270 Wee Main street, 10 the Church Of BE Peter and Paul at 9 o'clock where [ high mass will be celebrated. Bur iai will be in Bt. Lawrence cemetery New Haven.
 CAHIL --~ Miss Johanna Cahil one of the first domestic nurses Il this city. died Saturday morning a SC. Mary's hospital where she ha. been a patient for about two year as a result of an injury suffered il a fall. She was born in Goshen, tn daughter Of Patrick and Johann Lynch) Cahil. She lived here f0 the past 50 years and served as [ nurse for 4) years of that time.
 The funeral was held from tn Bergin Funersl Home. 200 Eas Main street this morning at B:3 o'clock t0 the Immaculate Concep ton church where a mass of re quietn was celebrated at Q o'clock D, Rev. Joseph Rice. Burial was | Calvary cemetery with committa services by Rev. George RsiIley. Tn palIbearers were: Irving Ray an George Havican, Harold Morrissey Benjamin Haudoff and Robert Par sons.
 CIAHLEGLIO -- Mrs, Franceeci Ciarlegiio. also known as Charles 60. wife Of Giuseppe Ciarlegiio, of ( Pleasant street. died yestsrda,
 morning at bt. Mary's hospital afte \ short illness. Ehs Was a natiy of Italy 37 years ag0.
 Besides her husband, Mrs, ciar IegIio is survived by two E1sie, J0 sepb, of Waterbury, and James, q New Haven; daughter, Mrs. 10 l Chest0ne, Of New York city; a sis ] ter. Mrs, Josephine GpArzo, Of w