The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-28
FUNERALS

| The funeral Of Mrs. Laura Lyons, sister Of Frank B9ribault of this city, took place yesterday from the Ferry & Sons funeral home Of Meri. den, to Gt, Roses church where a solemn high mass Of requiem was celebrated, Burial took place ii1 St. Patrick'S cemetery, Meriden.
 The funeral Of Mrs. Afltonetta Ac- carino will take place tomorrow morning at 8:i0 o'clock from the home. 42 Summer street, to the church Of Our Lady Of Lourdes where c solemn high mass of Fe- quiem will be celebrated ct 2 o. clock. Burial viii be in Calvary cemetery.
 Funeral services for PaSquale sarno Of Hitchcock Lake viii be held tomorrow morning from the home, U Morris street, Springfield, MaSS., to Our Lady Of Mt. Carmel church Of that city. Burial viii take lplacc i1 St. MichaeI's cemetery. | AuG luUEThI VI EtOGGV OGW1Abl tOOR place this morning at S:l6 o'clock from the COIasapto funeral home, 034 Bank street, to the church Of Our Lady Of Mt. Carmel. where a solemn high mass Of requiem was Celcbfated by Rev, Patrick W. Flynn.
 Burial took place ttI Calvary cetle- tefy with C0tnfnitta3 services by Father Flynn, Ti1c paIlbearcFs were Donefljc CrOcettO, Fortunate CauI- efO, Joseph DtNafo, Antonio Eidefs ino, JoSepb Rituh and Ralph oiO- Vafla,
 Funeral services for Mrs, Wesley Y. Fanciler were held this morning at fl o'clock at the late home, 3G3 0raHdview avenue with Rev, Ridg- way GiIin1 Of the West Side MethO- dist church officiating, Services also took place this afternoon at the Lewis funeral home in WestpOrt, with burial jB Willow Brook cet1e~ teFy, Westp0ft
 Funeral services for Burgoyne Hamilton, 66, Of New York City, prominent real estate dealer and native Of Waterbury, were held this morning at 70 o'clock at the Ca1- vary Episcopal church Y, Y, Mr, IHamittOtI'S deaHi took place oD Sunday at hiS winter residence, the Hotel Ambassador,
 Funeral services for Mrs, AntiOD. cite DeE3tIEERY were held this AfteF~ s,OOtI ct the Clark funeral home, 70 State street with Rev. David P, Gaines officiating. BuiaI took place iH Riverside Cemetery, Mrs, De. Bus6ey wiI0 tias been z resident Of Waterbury for ti1e past sixty years, iS survived by 6 son by . former tBaYYiaGe,R, Russell Mead Ot Brook 1yn M X
 The funeral Of Miss Anna Temple, g, Of 12 Oak street, viii take place on ThuEsdAy morning at SIS o'clock from Ege Muyyi1le funeral home, 27O West Main street, to the church Of the Sacred Heart where solemn high mass Of requiem will be celebrated at . o'clock, BuSia1 wJIJ be In Calvary cemetery. Nhe was born 1n Waterbury, c daugBter to tiIe late John and Eleanor 6JenB0B Temple, atSd 1S survived by three brothers, James, Edward afBd John Temple, aII Of Waterbury, >>
 TISe funeral Of Mrs, Anthony (COslgtaIICe) CfZataelkaS tOOk place ct S>2O o'clock this morning from the Stokes Funeral Home, e4 North Riverside street to s. J0sephE Church where 2 solemn high mas Of requiem was eeIebF2te1 bT Rev, Joseph J. Valant5etttS, pastor, MaG@s eS Oss the side aIt@FS Of the church were celebrated by Rev, 4, Edward 0Tadeek ap6 Rev, Benedict o@dss' Osls56aG>
 BUElsI took place in Calvary cemetery W1tb COspfnittaD services hy Fatlser ValsDteetae, The psJlbeageFe were Edward RAtaeh, John VetDlc~ skAg. EdUDasp6 Chapel Stanley , VaIattaE, JOgSn Mathis and Rete \ Gtasie.
 \ The funeral Of Michael ]. eullls yasI GOok place tssie morning at sis o'clock from tire M0lvt1De funeral nome. 21O West Main street t0 Gts TIbOssaa% church where 2 solemn ISle11 nsaSS Of reguteWS N2S cclc- bsaGed at 2 o'clock by Rev, 10sepis E. DODnegty, assisted by Rev. John r. KeNssedy. deacon and Rev. RsglS- , ard DOw1fDG G 1 q tl1e faculty !, Of BOlv Gross c0ileEe, Worcester, MaGs~ SsAh-6eac0n
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