The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22

STEWART-AErS. Margaret (Cos~ grim Stewart, aA, wife ok E1atoher stewart o9 Main street. oakvuie, died suddenly Saturday morning aS she was being driven In an alnnV- lance to St. MaSy's hospital
 Mrs. Stewart leaves. besides her husband, her parents, Mir. and Mrs, Joseph l.. CoSgritf; Q brother, Rioh- ard Of Baltimore, Md. Q sister. Mrs, Eleanor Ashworth ot ThoSnaston; several Aunts and uncles,
 The funeral oe Mrs. Fletcher Stewart was held thsS morning aS 8 o'clock from the home of her aunt, Mrs. Frank B. Weir, "a Dixon street, Watervine. to the Church ol St Mary Magdalen, oAkville. where e solemn high Mass of requiem was celebrated at Q o'clock, Burial was In St. Anthony'S cemetery. LttchAeld,
 NFcQUADE--,Mrs, Jane CKinniel McQuade, wife of John MoQuade oi l74 Willow street, died Saturday morning at Se, Mary's hospital fol- lowing a lingering Illness,
 Mrs, MeQuado had resided in thil city for the past l2 years, She was c communicant of St, MargaretJ parish, and member of Che Daughters of Isabella and For esters of America auxiliary,
 She leaves, besides her husband, ( 1 son, John, Jr,, o daughter, Mrs Merton Sullivan, and two grand children, all of Waterbury, and sis brothers and two sisters in Scot land.
 The funeral will hN held tomor row morning at S:S0 o'clock iron the Bailey Snyder funeral home, o' Willow street, to St. MNrgaret' church At Q o'clock for a solemn high Mass. Burial will be in tn, ] family plot, Calvary cemetery 1 Friends may call at the funera home this afternoon and evening
 Pine Rock Circle, Lady ForesterS will meet this evening at the Bailey Snyder Funeral Home, e& Willov street.
 PHKLLIPS--Mrs. Jessie May phil lips, widow of Lester M, Phillips o 46 Prospect street, died yestertlA, morning at the home of her brother Frank Clearwater of 27 Lltohtlel, read, Watertown.
 A native of Michigan, she was tn daughter of Aaron B, and Angelin | (Newton) Clearwater. Mrs. Phillip had lived in this city for the pas i2 years, She was Q member of tn Waterbury Women's club.
 Mrs, Phillips leaves, besides he brother, several nieceS and nephewi
 Funeral services will take plAc Wednesday morning ct Il o'clocI from the AlderSon funeral home 70 central avenue, Rev. Dr. John ( Walker, pastor Of the Second Con gregAtionAl church, officiating, Tn burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery Southington. Friends may cal Q the funeral home tomorrow even ing from 2 to 9 o'clock.
 MULVANEY-John J. MulvanoS Of SS4 Willow street died yesterday morning at his home, following S short illness, A native of this city he was the son of the late Patrick and Rose (Dowd) Asulvaney. A lifelong resident of this city, hC sided the greater part of that time in the North End, MT, Mulvaney aad played seyni.profeSsionaA baseball and was e member of the old MoM- ltors. He was 0 cornmunicAnt oi St. Margaret's church, and 6 mem- Der of its Holy Name Society.
 MT. Mulvaney leaves two daugh- ters, Miss Anna Mulvaney and Mrs John Werslnger; two sons, Albert and James; and five. grandchildren and three great grandchildren, al of this city.
 The funeral will be held from the Mulville funeral home, 2T0 West Main street, tomorrow morning at 0;lO o'clock to st. MArgaret,s church where Q solemn high Mass of 70. quiem will be celebrated at 10 Burial will be in the family plot new St. Joseph's cemetery. Friend, may call ct the funeral home thlI afternoon and evening.
 CANFXELD-James Canfleld, for nerly of Watertown, died suddenl! yesterday at his home, l47o roin Breeze, Far RockAway, Long Island
 Mir. Canfleld left Watertown SI years ago and had since been re- siding ia Far Rockaway.
 He leaves, his wife, Edna Kenned,