The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-25

REILLY-Miss Katherine Reilly, of 24 Linden street, died ct St.. MaryB hospital Saturday night aft- CT c two weeks illness. eho was born In Wellsboro, Pc, the daughter of the lato William and Margaret | (Welch) Reilly, but had spent the greater part of her life in this city.
 ghe iS survived by two sisters, Miss Margaret l.. Reilly Of this city, and Mrs. 0. W. Young of New York.
 Funeral services will Do held to- morrow morning from tho Dergin funeral home. 200 East Main street, at Q o'clock to the Church of the Immaculate Conception at ea0 o'clock. Burial will Do in new et. Joseph's cemetery. The Rosary Con. | fraternity Of tho Church Of the tfiis maculat0 Conception will meet to. night at 0;90 o'clock At tho funeral home.
 MCdRAIL--Word has been rec eeived here by relatives of the recent death of Steven Mc0raii, %, ii New Bridge, County Leitrifn, froland.
 MT. Mcdrail b survived by three sons, Joseph Medraii, of yrost road, this city, Steven, of New York, and Patrick, of Ireland; six daughters, Sister St. Anthony, of Ireland, Mrs, Joseph LACroix, of Meriden, Mrs. James Dolan, Of this icty, Mrs. Der. mot Foley, of Brooklyn, N. Yy and Miss Veronica and Miss Elizabeth Mcdrail, of New York City: 36 grandchildren and 25 great grands children.
 pATAREK--Mrs. Mary Patarek, wife Of Paul Patarek, of 200 Orange street, di0o yesterday afternoon at tho Waterbury hospital after long illness. Sine was c native of Poland. coming to this country i0 years ago and residing h Jersey City, N. l., until two months ago when she came to Waterbury.
 Besides her husband, Mrs. Patarek b survived by a daughter, Sophie; and . brother, John owisdaia, both of this city.
 Tine funeral will Do held from the home on Wednesday morning ct 0.S0 o'clock to Dt. etAniSlauB church whore c solemn mass of requiem will Do celebrated at Q o'clock. Bur- iai will Do in Calvary cemetery.
 BRADLEY--MrS. Christine Brad. Icy, Of B03 Cooke street, wife of Raymond Bradley. died yesterday morning at the Waterbury Hospital after c brief illness. She was born in helmetta, N. Jy and gp0nt most Of her life iil that town And South River; N ]" before coming here in March.
 Mrs. Bradley iS survived by her husband, . son, John Of this city; her mother, Mrs. Johanna Nelson, Of South River, W. !, three sisters, Mrs. Chris Clauson and Mrs. Thofns as Ward, both of Perth AmbOy, M !. and Mrs. Joseph Daley, Of Free hold, \. J.; three brothers, Waiter Nelson Of Domerviile, N Jy and Neiis and Matthew Nelson, Of South River, N. j.
 Tho funeral will Dc held tomorrow morning from tho home, time tO Dc amounted. Burial will De in South River, ~. ]. The funeral is i1 charge Of the Deliniks funeral home, this city, and Matthew MaiisEeWgkl, South River, N. !.
 Newark, Y. J. papers please copy.
 KAnDAD-AndFew KaFdas of 9b Washington street died last evening ifi Norwich. He wag 6 native Of Poland but came to this country 90 years ago making his home here since thAt time. He was . member Of Dt DtAnisiaus church and was c member of the Polish Alliance afid the Polish WOfyinesys Union. f
 Mir. KaFdas ig survived by his wife Rose two sons, Walter of tiiis city and Frank Kardag, one bFothaf, Matthew Of this city and c sister In Poland.
 rho body was returned to the De. links Funeral Homo, i7 Congress avenue end viii be taken t0 hie homo from where the funeral will H4