The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-29

VVAE 1-NxAuo RAhAy GSASJ Ns 80
Highland avenue died at her home
yesterday after O long illness.
She was Q resident Of waterbury
for the past 10 years, coming here
from Manchester. She leaves Q Sis.
ter, Mrs. Julia Daley, Hartford, and
three nephews and q niece.
The body was taken TO Manches-
ter where the funeral will be held,
time TO DO announced.
OURsKY - Anthony dursky Of
COS North Riverside street, died yes
terday afternoon In Rosary Hill
hospital, Pleasantville, N. X, after Q
brief illness.
He leaves his wife, Patricia; two
sons, Anthony and CHARLES both OF
Waterbury; two daughters, Mrs.
Mary shanehasI, Of waterbury, and
Mrs. Anna Fittipaldi, OF Brooklyn,
N. Y; nine Grandchildren; one
brother, william Giirsky Of Watef-
bury.
The funeral will be held from the
Stokes Funeral Home, 6D4 North
Riverside street, Monday morning
at $50 to ct. Josephs church with
o solemn high mass ct Q O'Clock.
Burial will be IN Calvary cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home this Afternoon after 2 o'clock.
NAYIN - Michael J. Navi1 died
yesterday afternoon az bis home, 22o
Willow street after o brief illness.
He has BEEN o resident Of this city
for the past 20 years. Mr.. Navin
was employed for O number Of years
as r conductor on the New Haven
railroad. 10 had wide circle Of
friends and acquaintance and was
held In high esteem by his business
associates.
Mr.. Nayin was o communicant OF
st. Mafaafetk church ana 9 mem
her Of tie Holy Name Society Of the
parish. He was also 4 member OF he
Poughkeepsie Lodge Of Elks and
the Railway Cdnductors Associa-
ton.
survivors include: two sons.
Thomas A. and Attorney Joseph "a.
Naviii; two daughters, Mrs. Maurice
Donovan and Mrs. John Sullivan OF
this city, and one brother. Thomas,
Of Tcrfiuetc1i,
The funeral Will be held from the
Muiyilie Funeral Home, 80 West
Main street, on Monday morning, at
Sis o'clock 10 st. Mafgarets church
where . solemn mass Of requiem Will
be celebrated ct Q o'clck. Burial Will
be In st. Joachim's cemetery, Sea-
con, ~ X.
yUDgON - Mrs. Mary lKane)
Jiidson, wife Of Dwight n. Judson
Of 10 Towpiey street, Hartford, died
Thursday ct the Hartford hospital.
Born IN Cornwall Bridge, Dec. 20,
1870, she was the daughter Of the
late Patrick and Margaret to'NeiD
Kane.
Besides her husband, AIRS. JUDI
con Is survived BY four brothers.
John >. Kane Of Hartford, Thomas
| Kane Of New Haven, Hugh Kane
end Patrick Kane Of Waterbury;
I've sisters, Mrs, Joseph Deyine,
Mrs. Frances Bergen and Mrs.
James COmmerford, all OF Water
bury, Mrs. william J. Cbughiin OF
/ BfidkepOft and Miss Anna Kane
Of New York city: abd several
nieeee and flepheWe,
Tte funeral win be held this
Afternoon et 2 O'Clock ct the james
=. Pratt Co., chapel, n Pennington
avenue, Rev. Charles Graves OF the
| Unitarian meeting house, ofiiciatink.
| BuEfai viii be III HcckstiufIi cefne-
terry, East Hartford.
ANDERSON - AIyick Anderson,
N, Of 1ei Edison avenue died this
| morning at the WATERBURY hospital.
He was born n Sweden, the son OF
AacJph and J0sepi1ine Anderson. Mr.
Anderson was Tllachif1ist ana tool
| maker 1t the Mattatiick Manufact-
nkiug Company. He sIas o member
/ Of the Order Of Vase Of America and
Gotta Lejea, 10 Lodge.
He IS survived ~ his wife, Flor
euce GBentou Andersen.
Tlae funeral win be held from the
Anderson Funeral Home, Monday,
time later, Rev, Dr.. John y. Lewis
ofIzeietipe. Burial viii be IN Old Fine
Grove cesaet6FH,
Eslsn1s may eslI It the funeral
home this evening from 2 ~ Q
0'eIegk and Tomorrow from 3 70 B
and = 70 Q o'clock.
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