The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-16

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yesterday OF the Hartford hospital.
he was born In Thomaston 90 years
ago. the son Of the late John and
Johanna walsh Dwyer, and lived
In Hartford the past Is years.
he leaves four brothers, Edward
Of Bristol, Richard Of Hartford,
John Of Newington, and Morris Of
waterbury; two sisters, Helen Of
Hartford, and MRS. Sterling Peck
Of waterbury.
The funeral viii be held from the
Lyons Funeral Home In Thomaston
Monday at $50 10 81, Thomas
church ct 0. Burial viii b In st.
Thomas cemetery, Friends may
call OF the Lyons funeral home
this afternoon and evening ana to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
Ia CHANCE - Frank J. La
Chance, 81, Of 20 Bronson street died
this morning ct the waterbury hos.
pital after Q long Illness. He was
born IN Spencer, Mass, but had
been 0 resident Of this city for the
past 20 years. He had been employed
during that time by the Q. II. origgs
family Of Hillside avenue.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs,
Anna Witsoski LaChance, three
sons, Frank, Jr,, Frederick and Ken
meth LaChanee; one daughter, JAG.
Queline; one brother, Edward La
Chance and two sisters, Mrs. Della
Leberviere Of this city and Mrs,
John Pratt OF Massachusetts,,
The funeral will be held from the
Lunny Funeral Home, Is Central
avenue on Monday morning OF $3.50
o'clock 70 81, Thomas church
where Q solemn mass Of requiem
will be celebrated ct 0 o'clock. Bur.
iai will DO In Calvary cemetery,
Friends may call OF the funeral
home this evening and tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
yUDsON 80 Nehemiah A. Judson,
81, Of 1877 Central avenue, died at
81. Mary's hospital last night after
brief illness.
Mr.. Judson was born In Middle
town, N. Y, and lived In Water.
bury 20 years, He was o carpet
and linoleum layer and was en-
ployed by several local stores.
ne u survived by his wife, Mar
garet tFlynn) Judson: two sons,
George j., and Russell r.; o daugh-
ter, Ruth NJ. Judson, n. n, ell Of
Waterbury; O brother, william r.
Judsen Of eomefville, Mass; q
sister, Mrs. Ada Nine OF Mattatuek,
l.. !. also several nieces and
nephews.
The funeral viii be held from the
Arthur J. Lunny Funeral Home, %
Central avenue, Monday morning at
e:ib o'clock 10 OF, Margarets church
at 0 o'clock. Burial will be In CAL
vary cemetery. Friends may call at
the funeral home this evening and
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
DIANA - John Diana Of New
Haven, formerly OF Waterbury, died
ct 81. Raphael's Hospital, New
Haven, yesterday.
He 10 survived by his wife, Anna
(fanuccD Diana, three sons, Frank
D. OF Bridgeport, Guy OF New Haven
and Alphonse Of Keene Valley
N. r; five daughters, Mrs, Phyllis
Dipietro and Mrs. Emma DeCesars
OF Waterbury, Mrs. Elvira Mccarthy
Of Boston, and Josephine and Norms
Of New Haven; and II grandchil'
dren.
The funeral will be held from IN,
Maresca Funeral Home, 500 Chape
street, New Haven, Monday morn
Ing OF Sis o'clock 10 OF. Rose.
church, Blatchley avenue, New Ha.
ven, OF 0 o'clock. Burial win be II
d. Lawrence's cemetery, New Haven
DENiERS-Nvariste Demers, ais,
known % Frank Demers, 80, dice
last night OF his home, 50 Yves
Liberty street, after O long illness
He had lived In waterbury So year
and was one Of the founders OF 81
AIMS church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ros,
0audreau Demers; two daughters
Miss Ida Demers and Mrs. Aim
Bredow; three granddaughters, Mis-
Helen and Lillian Breeeow and Clair,
Baribeault, Ill Of this city: Q broth
or, Alfred Demers Of waterbury
and two sisters, Mrs. william Dau
nais Of this city and MRS. Axildl
Laurin Of Montreal. Cue.
The funeral will be held Monda,
morning at SIS o'clock from tn
dagnon funeral home, 1856 Soutl
Elm street, with q solemn high mas
at St. AIMS church ut 0 O'Clock
Burial will be In the family plot 4
Calvary cemetery. Friends may ca
ct the funeral home this afternool
and evening and tomorrow after