The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-29

and charity were usually accomp- lished with knowledge of the deed to no one but the persons who bene. fitted and it was the quite, genial manner which had endeared him to his friends.
 Judge Rose was a founder and charter member of the Waterbury Lions Club and was always inter ested in the functions of the organ" ization. He was also a loyal sup. porter of the Boy and Girl Scouts, the Y. VI. ;. A. and the Waterbury Girls Club. Many people sought his advice at various times and al- though extremely busy with his daily routine he always took time to aid anyone in need.
 MT. and Mrs. Rose celebrated their 39th wedding anniversary on April 18th at which time they received many congratulatory messages from friends throughout the state show ing the high esteem in which they were held.
 Native of Nova Scotia
 A native of Urbania, Nova Sco- tia MT. Rose had been a resident of this city fo 41 years. In 1901 he married Miss Flora A Mansfield ot Watertown. His activities in Wol- colt had brought him many hon. ors and he was a member of the police commission, honorary mem- Der of the fire department and for
 the past two years judge of the Town Court.
 He was member of the Second Congregations Church, Liberty lodge, A. F. & A. M., Eureka chap
 ter, Royal Arch Masons, Water
 bury council, Royal and Select Masters; zindah, Grotto; past pa
 tron of Naomi chapter, Order of
 Eastern Star; past Watchman of
 Shepherds of GaIi1ee Shrine, White
 Shrine of Jerusalem; past royal
 patron of the Order of Amaranth.
 For many years he was member of the Second company, Cover
 nor's Foot Guard.
 Besides his widow, he is sur- vived by two sons. George D. Rose
 of New Britian and Clinton E.
 Rose, of LeRoy, N. Y, Boy Scout
 executive for Genesee county, N.
 Y.; two grandsons, Robert and Richard; five brothers, Dr. Clar- ence Rose, Ardmore, Pa.; Judson A. Rose, Sackville, New 9runs- wick; Lewis Rose, Grand Lake, Halifax; Duncan c. Rose of Wa terbury and John A. Rose of Cal gary, Alberta, Canada; also 8 sis ter, Mrs. Hector McKinnon of Halifax, N. s.
 Friends may call at the Alder
 son funeral home Monday and Tuesday evening from to g o'clock.
 The Waterbury Lions club will , visit the funeral home Tuesday night at 7:3O o'clock in a body to pay respects Officers and mem- bers of Waterbury council, R. & s. M. will visit the funeral home
 Tuesday night at o'clock. Burial will be in old Pine Grove cemetery at the convenience of the family.
 5 Many Tributes Paid
 Mayor Vincent A. Scully paid the following tribute to the deceased Judge:
 Judge Rose was an outstand-
 ing citizen, said Mayor Vincent
 A. Scully. "He was 8 successful
 business man and contributed to the welfare of the city by his deep interest in its affairs. I re-
 call his ardent support of many civic ventures such as the Boy Scouts, the Waterbury Girls club, t',e underprivileged and the unfortunate. He always was vita ly interested in all projects u were worthy ane wholeso and he was an inspiration and good influence upon othe =.
 It was with profound regret that I learned of his passing Several ether prominent residents also expre ssed deep regret and paid tribute to the passing of Judge
 Rose, including William O. Taylor, , president of the Lions Club, Miss , Kathleen Crowley head of the Girls Club and local probation officer, :: and Martin J. Whalen, Chairman of the Wolcott police commission. Legion to Meet , Members of the Canadian Legion will meet at thei: rooms on Bank street tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
 and will march in a body to the
 funeral home to pay their respects. r Duncan Rose. brother of the de- l ceased, is past commander of the k legion.