The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-16

QUADRATO - MRS, diovannina
0uadreto, 81, widow Of Giuseppe
ouadrAto, died this morning at the
home Of her son, I4e Meriden road.
She came 70 this country 80 years
ago and for the FIRST ten years made
her home In New York and for the
past ~ years In this city.
Mrs. ouadrato 10 survived by one
son Raffaele and II grandchildren
OF this city and two brothers, sa-
bino Maieilaro OF Massachusetts
and Giuseppe Quadrato Of italy.
The funeral will be held from the
home Of her son, i4e -Meriden road
on Monday morning TO Our Lady
Of Lourdos church where Q mass Of
requiem will be celebrated OF O
time 10 DO announced later. Burial
will be In Calvary cemetery.
NEWELL - Mrs. Daisy Mabel
WOOD Newell, SO, wife Of Fred
efick o. Newell Of III WATERFOWL
avenue, died yesterday afternoon al
waterbury hospital. Mrs. Newell was
born Nov. 20, 1881, In OIL City, Pa.
the daughter Of Abel and Jane Ann
Hopkinson. She attended st. Johns
Episcopal church.
Surviving besides her husband, ore
o daughter, Mrs. Donald Cooley Of
waterbury, and Q sister, Mrs. Con-
rad q. eeelgen Of Bridgeport.
The funeral will be held Monday
morning ct II O'Clock with services
at the Anderson funeral home, II
Central avenue. Rev. Or. John N
Lewis, rector Of 81. Johns church
will ofiiciate.
The funeral home will be oper
tonight from 7 to 0 and tomorrow
from . 10 8 and 7 10 0.
CLARK $50 Funeral services for
Charles Clark, 50, commander Of the
Hartford Post, Jewish War Veter-
ans were held yesterday afternoon
In Hartford. Mr.. Clark died Thurs
day afternoon OF his home, $40
Westiand street, Hartford. He was
active some years ago In organiza-
Ing Wheeler Young Post, Veterans
OF Foreign Wars, Of this city.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Edna
A. Clark, and Ave children, Jean.
cite, Lillian, Arthur, Saul and
Douglas.
NUTBROWN--Edward Nutbrown
died suddenly this morning OF his
home, eT3 West Main street as the
result Of O heart attack. He was
born on September II, 1888, the son
OF Abbie willis and the late Will
lam Nutbrown, OF Wharton, N. ].
He had been employed by the Wal
ter II. Hart Real Estate Agency. Mr..
Nuthrown was O member OF the West
Side Methodist Episcopal church OF
this city, Summit lodge, A. r. and
A. M. and the Charity chapter, or.
der Of Eastern Star OF Williamstown,
Vt.
Mr.. Nutbrown IL survived by his
wife, Mrs. Alice NOR Nutbrown OF
this city; his mother OF Williams
town, w.; two sons, Edward and
james; three daughters, Christobel,
Jessie and Jean Nutbrown OF this
city; one brother, Leonard Nut
brown Of Hartford, and one sister,
Mrs. Frank Fitzmaurice OF GRANTEE
vile, W.
The funeral will DO held from the
Anderson funeral home, 10 Central
avenue on Monday at 1880 noon,
Rev. Ridgway =. ehinn officiating
Burial will be In new Pine Grove
cemetery.
Friends may call OF the funeral
home on Saturday evening from Z
TO 0 and on Sunday from 3 70 .
and Z 10 0 o'clock.
FITZPATRICK 80 Mrs. Mary y
Fitzpatrick, wife OF Thomas Fitz'
patrick Of 424 High street, Torring.
ton, o former resident Of this city
died last evening OF the Hungerfort
hospital In Torrington after O briei
illness.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick was O war nurse
having served OF Camp Green II
South Carolina and Camp Oteen
North Carolina. She was 0 gradu'
ate Of OF. Mary's hospital, class o.
1917. She was born here, the daugh,
tor Of Thomas and Nora (Moynihan,
McKenna, and always lived In Wa.
terbury until two years ago whes
she moved 10 Torrington. She wal
a member Of Jane Deiano post
American Legion Of Hartford.
Besides her mother and husband
Mrs. Fitzpatrick 10 survived by {
son, Thomas, jr., Of Torrington; {
sister, Miss Katherine McKenna, o.
this city; two brothers, Leo, Of III,
local police department, and Thomas
Of Newark, N. j.
The funeral will DO held Monda,
morning at SIS o'clock from thl
home Of her mother, Mrs. Nora Nc.
kenna, Of iS2 orandview avenue
with o solemn high mass at tn,
Church Of the Blessed Sacrament q
. o'clock. Burial will DO In the fam.
iiy plot, Calvary cemetery.
Friends may cell at the home, IS;