The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-30
OBITUARY

OK 4V OkleSbklub hVSANSs wv SS.-s ~ daughter of Joseph and FTeda (Trenkal Bassette, died this morn ing at her home.
 Besides her parents, sine Is sur" vived by her paternal grandparents Alphonse and Mary tScully) Bas" sette; her maternal grandparents, Frank and Ann T'renka; several aunts, uncles and cousins.
 The funeral will take place to- morrow morning ct S:l5 oclock from the home of her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Bassette of Sl Spencer avenue, to st. Cecilia's church at y o'clock, Burial will be in old St. Joseph's cemetery. Friends may call at the home after four O'CLOCK today.
 IALPERN .-- Louis Halpern, 60, 270 Pine street, died on Sunday at St, Mary's hospital. He had lived m this city for 20 years.
 Mir. Halpern leaves his wife, Re- hecca Diamond Halpern; two sons, Penjamin of Waterbury and Harry of Middlet0wn, and three daughters Rose and Lillian of Waterbury and Mrs. Meyer Jacobson of New Haven,
 The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the Clark Funeral Home with Rabbi William P. Green- field ofiiciating. Burial was in the Workmen'S Circle cemetery.
 JOHNSON-Mrs. Katherine tDor- gam Johnson died yesterday at her home, GO Bonair avenue, following q long illness. A native of Ireland, she had lived in this city fer 46 years.
 Mrs. Johnson is survived by daughter, Mrs. Mary Lonergan; 6 son, Edward F. Johnson; i've grand children, two great"grandchildrer and several nephews and pieces The funeral will be held to- morrow morning at S:30 from the home to st. Michael's church at o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call ct the home this afternoon and evening.
 GUTMAN-Meyer dutlnan of At' lantic City, New Jersey, died there yesterday,
 MT. dutman had been engaged 1T the real estate business In Dover Delaware and Ph,lade'pflR, %
 He leaves his wife, Mrs, Henrietta 0utman; and cousin, Mrs. l.. B Abel of S27 Willow street, this city
 The funeral will take place to- morrow morning ct il o'clock at thu Lunny funeral home, 26 Cefltra avenue, with Rabbi Morris zigmunC officiating. Burial will Do In Mel chizedek cemetery.
 sUTHERLAND-Mrs. Mary Bang Sutherland, wife of George suther' land of Denver, Colo, died there oI December 23.
 Until the time of her marriage Mrs. Sutherland had lived in thu city, where she was active in educa ton and religious circles. She ha always been remembered for he keen and kindly interest In thos with whom she worked.
 Mrs. Sutherland was direct de Scendant of Edward Bangs, wh came to Plymouth in 1928, and he ancestors have since been prominen in the fields of law, letters and re llgion.
 She is survived by her husband two daughters, three sons. Tw brothers and two sisters are resid ing here.
 Servi:es were held at the Grac Community church of Denver o Saturday. Burial will be In Pin Grove cemetery at the conyenienc |, Of the family.
 CURTIS - Mrs. Matilda (Gris { wold) Curtis, 87, wioow of A. v4lA ' R. Curtis, died last night at tn home of her daughter, Mrs. Dor Jacobs of Falls avenue, Oakville. A native of Morris, she was tn daughter of Lyman and Rache ! (Prindle) Griswold. She had ie l. sided in oakville for the past ] . years.
 : Besides her daughter, Mrs. Jacob leaves s grandson, Arthur JacobI . of Ossining, N. Y.; Q granddaugh ter, two nieces, q nephew and Hey eral grandnieces and grandneph 6 ews.
 s The funeral will be held Wednes day afternoon at the Clark funerG [ home, 90 State street, with til . Rev. Oscar l.. Locke Of the Unic . Congregational church, Oakville, oi ( flciatine, time to ho announces Burial will be iE MivsTslde celal tery. Q Friends may call at the funegl
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