The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-06
OBITUARY

IACOVACCT-Marie rac0vacci, 80,
widow Of Nicola facovacci, died yes.
tefday afternoon OF her home, 9
Olairmount avenue, after q brief
illness. MRS. Iacovacci was born IN
italy but came TO this country and
to waterbury 80 years ago.
The survivors include four daugh.
tiers, Mrs. Samuel Recchia, Mrs.
Nicola Minervino, Mrs. Antonio
Montagano, oil Of waterbury, and
MRS. Joseph oipriano, Of New York
city.
The funeral will take place Mon
day morning from the Colasanto
funeral home, ga Bank street, TO
the Church Of Our Lady Of Mount
Carmel, where O requiem high mass
will be celebrated, time to be an.
nounced later. Burial will he In Cal
vary cemetery.
LYNCH-ThoFnas Joseph Lynch
died suddenly yesterday morning ct
the home OF his daughter, Mrs. Ben
jainin =. Ouryie, Of "a Pennington
avenue. Death was apparently
caused by o heart ailment, DR.. Ed-
warG II. Kirschbauf1a, medical exam.
liner said.
A native Of Queens County, Ire.
land, Mr.. Lynch came to Water.
bury 30 years ago. He was en-.
ployed IS years at the Steele and
johnson Mfg. Co., retiring 10 years
ago. Ills wife was the late Mrs
Catherine (Moore) Lynch.
Besides Mrs. Currie, Mr.. Lynch
ID survived by two other daugh-
ters, Mrs. John y. Deeiy and Mrs.
Edward Lynch, both Of waterbury;
two sons, James j., Of Walthaffi,
Mas, and Louis r., Of Waterbury,
10 grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
The funeral will be held from the
Gufiny Funeral Home, % Central
avenue, time and other arrange
fnOnts 10 DO announced.
Friends may call OF the funeral
home after Z o'clock this evening.
MAHER-NFrs. Mary A. (A1c0rath)
MAheg, widow Of James y. MaheT,
died last night OF her home, 81
EASTWOOD avenue, after O five
weeks illness. A native Of County
TlpperaFy, ireland, Mrs. Maher
came TO waterbury more than 30
years ago. She YVES 0 commitment
Of the Church Of So. Peter and
Paul.
Surviving ere two daughters, MRS.
Thomas =. 0Leafy and Miss Eliza.
beth Maher; two sons, william and
George J. Maher, oil OF Waterbury;
four sisters, Mrs. Catherine Barry,
Mrs. Philip MeQrath, both Of Wa
teEbuyy, Mrs. Patrick McQrath, Of
KeniiWoTth, N. j., and Mrs. Ellen
Lewis, Of ireland; o brother, I'd
mund Mc0rath, Of waterbury, and
three grandchildren.
The funeral will be held Monday
morning from the home, 81 East
wood avenue, 10 the Church Of ss.
Peter and Paul, time and other ar
raneemeats to DO announced. Burial
Will DO In the family plot, Calvary
cemetery.
DCKUAKAfdN--Miss Adelaide Mar
garet DchumaSlsl, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles o. schumann, Of
A Academy street, eouthington,
died Thursday evening ct her home
following o long illness. Miss gchu-
mann was born in waterbury and
had lived In southineton for the
past n years.
@he was graduated from the Lewis
high gchooi, that town, and since
graduation had been employed IN
the once Of the scuthington Hard
ware Go.
Besides her parents. Miss schu.
mann 10 survived by two sisters,
the Misses Caroline and Catherine
9chumAnn; and three brothers,
Charles o. @chumaEii, Jr, Police
man MdWood @chunaania and Robert
Sshumann, ell Of scuthington.
DOMIKC KH--MrS. Anna Doniecli,
s., widow Of Thomas Doniecki, died
yesterday morning at the %. Lacien
home, New Britain, after Q brief Ill
mess. MfB. Boniecli YVES born IN
Roiand and came 70 this country
ana waterbury 30 years ago.
Tiao funeral viii be held Monday
morning fFoEsa the CclAsassto f,ineE.
81 hons. es4 Bank street, 10 81.
! gtAnialeuS KontkA Church, whore