The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-14
OBITUARY

MILLER - word has been re-
 ceived here of the death of Mrs
 David Miller of Los Angeles, Cali
 fornia, former resident of Water
 bury. She died yesterday morning
 atfer Q long illness.
 Mrs. Miller was born in England
 and lived in waterbury during the
 greater part of her life, leaving
 here about IS years ago. She was Q
 member of Pride of Hawthorne
 lodge, Daughte4s of St. George; and
 Radiant star Lodge, Shepherds of
 Bethlehem.
 Besides her husband, she is sur-
 vived by two daughters, Mrs. Wil-
 Nam H. Mahoney and Mrs. Wynne
 Heal: a son, William D. Miller;
 and three grandchildren, all of Los Angeles. She also leaves @ sister,
 Mrs. Nellie Conley of Waterbury,
 and several nephews.
 Funeral services and burial VIII
 take place in Los Angeles. LAMOUREUx - Word has been
 received here of the death of Mrs.
 Julia (Vanasse) I.amoureux, wife of Joseph L.ainoureux, former Water- bury resident, which occurred Sud- denly yesterday at her home, 59 Wal ! nut street, New Britain. Mrs. Lo- inoureux left Waterbury some 20
 years ago.
 Besides her husband, she is stir- vived by a daughter, Mrs. Mark
 Allen of New Britain; 8 son, Leo Lamoureux of Berlin, Conn: four
 brothers, Alphonse, George and
 Noah, all of Rhode Island, and victor vanasse, of this city; a
 sister, Mrs. Mary Carpeau of Rhode Island.
 The funeral will be held Monday from the Curtin Funeral Home, West street, New Britain. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow
 after 12:S0 p. m.
 CONKLIN-Burton A. Conklin of
 Meriden died Thursday after a brief illness at the Meriden hospital. MT. Conklin had been employed for the
 past g years by the International Hilver Go. of that city. A parishion- CT of St. Joseph's church, Meriden,
 he had been a member of its Holy Name society and also for many years a member of the executive board of the Y. M. T. A. B. society. Besides his wife, Mrs. Katherine Danaher Conkiin, he leaves two daughters, Miss Ethel M. Conklin, public school nurse, and Miss Mar
 jorie Cpnlklin, both of Meriden, Q brother, Frederick Conklin of New
 Haven; two sisters, Mrs. Burton
 Meyers of Florida and Mrs. Frank Doolittle of Waterbury; and several
 nieces and nephews.
 The funeral was held this inorn- ing at o:15 o'clock at the funeral chapel of John J. Ferry & Sons, 88 East Main street, Meriden, and at 10 o'clock at St. Joseph's church, where Q solemn high mass was cele- brated. Interment was in the family plot in Sacred Heart, cemetery, Meriden.
 LISTER Mrs. Margaret (Gough) Lister, wife of John Lister, former Waterbury resident, died yesterday in Chester, N. J., after a short ill., ness. Born in Middletown, Mrs. Lister lived in Waterbury until
 seven years ayo. She was grad- uate of the Sacred Heart high school.
 Besides her husband, Mrs. Lister
 is survived by two children, Jacque- line and Roland: her mother, Mrs. Ellen Cough of this city; two broth-
 CTS, Thomas and John, and two sis- ters, Mary and Sally.
 Funeral arrangements are in-
 complete.
 me body has been brought to the Bergih Funeral Home, of 200 East Main street, where friends may call this evening and Sunday afternoon and evening.
 Funeral arrangements will be an- nouneed later.
 CASEY = Mrs. Catherine Ryan Casey. widow of James E. Casey died last nieht ct st. Mary's hospital. A native of Ireland, Mrs. Casey had lived for q number Of years in New Britain. Of late she had resided at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. Elin- abeth Donovan of Hamilton avenue. Besides her daughter Mrs. Casey is survived hy M4e grandchildren sN1 nrezref TIneen aa4 EeDn&Ht.