The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-16
OBITUARY

ST0NE-Napoleon Stone died at the home Of his niece, Mrs, Fred Quirard, 70 Main street, Terryville, Tuesday morning following a finger. ing illness. He was born october 2e 1864, in St. Hyaeinthe, quebec and spent his early life in that country, Ho resided in Waterbury for many years and went to Terryyille to make his home Ave years ago,
 Mir, Stone was Q carpenter by trade and was Q former president ol the Carpenters Union In Watef- bury, He retired about Ave years ago, ....
 He is survived by three sons, WI. liam of Rochester, N, F., Clinton Of Waterbury and Leo of Lebanon, New Hampshire, and q brother, Ed ward of quebec, Canada,
 The funeral will DO held from the Scott Funeral Home, Thursday at e.So, to the Church of the tmmaeu- late Conception at 0 o'clock with Rev. Edwin Flynn, celebrating n solemn high Mass, Burial will ee In St. Eligabeth's cemetery, Lindon- vile, Vt.
 MILLER -- Mrs. Mary B, Miller, wife of Albert E, Miller, died sud. denly yesterday et her home in Windsor She was born in Glasgow scotland, the daughter Of the late John and Jeanie Barrie. She lived In Waterbury until her marriage when she moved to Hartford, She was Q member of the Third Con- gregatIonal church Of this city,
 Survivors, besides her husband in. elude son, John, and Q daughter, Magaalyn, both of Windsor; three sisters, Mrs, John Olson, Wateftowii, Mrs. Fred Trosko and M!ss Annie T. Barrie, both of Waterbury.
 Funeral services will be held at the Merwln & Leach funeral home ln Windsor tomorrow at l o'clock, Tnterment will Dc in old Pine Grove cemetery, Waterbury.
 HENDERSON - Leslie Robert Henderson, 70, of 7o2 Chase Parkway died of Q heart attack last evening Whue playing with one Of his step. grandchildren at tho homo Of his son -in Jaw, Harris Neal Of Christian road, Middlebury, MT, Henderson was said to be feeling ia ilno eendi' tlen Monday when he worked at the SeoVlll Manufacturing Company, where he has been employed for a number of years,
 A native of Waterbury, MT, Hen. dersen was born May 20, 1908, son of the late William and Evelyn ltIolD Henderson. He was 6 veteran of tho last World War, having servs cd from 1915 to 1919,
 flo is survived by his wife, Mrs, Ida D. Zehnder Henderson. q steps son, Harris Neal Of M'ddlobury; two step.gfandehildren; two bros thers, William Henderson Of Valle. 10, California, and Roland ROSS Henderson Of West Haven, and . sister, Mrs, Albert sehwentorly oi Watertown.
 Funeral services will Do held at tho Aldersen Funeral Home, 70 Cen. tral avenue, Friday afternoon at ? o'clock with Rev. Kenneth Anthony ofiieiating. Burial will be at tho cons yenienee of tho family. Calling hours at the funeral will Do on Thursday afternoon from to Q, and in tho evening from 2 to 0.
 VIDUNAS - Stanley VlduaaS, who was taken to Waterbury hos. pi,ai Monda after being picked up unconscious in front of tho Ameri. can Brass O., gate on West Mali street, died yesterday afternoon at the hospital,
 Mir. Vidunas came to this country 90 years ago from Lithuanian, and has lived in Waterbury most Of the lime, having been employed by the A, II. Wells Go. Ho was inems per of the Lithuanian Citizens INo- .itieai club and the Lithuanian The dependent Political club of this city.
 He is survived by his wife, son md daughter of Pennsylvania and c cousin, Mrs. William Wolkowyski of this city,
 The funeral will tako place Fri. day morning at 8:4b o'clock from tho Deliniks funeral home, i7 Con. gross avenue to St. Josephs church at Q o'clock. Burial will Do in Calvary cemetery. Friends may coll from ! to II this evening and from 2 to il tomorrow.
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