The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-23
OBITUARY

to leaves two sons, Qaetano anC
Matthew; five daughters, Mrs. Jo'
seph Rinaldi, Mrs. Libero Guerrero
and the Misses Josephine, Lucy aflS
Helen D'Amato: one brother, Fralll
Serleski; two grandchildren, all %
this city.
The funeral will be held from hel
home, l7o Easton avenue, on Wed
nesday morning at 8 o'clock, to ST
Lucy's Church at 0 o'clock. Buria
will be In Calvary cemetery.
Friends may call at the home
after z o'clock this evening.
DECKER -- Lloyd Orrin Decker
Is, Of the Flanders hotel, 20 Nortf
Main street, died suddenly yester.
day at st. Mary's hospital, A ma
tive Of Warwick, New York, he hac
been resident OF this city FOL
many years.
Mr.. Decker was employed as o
steamfltter by the Southern New
England company. Formerly he hae
worked at the Chase Metal com.
pary. He was O member of Fedora.
lodge, A, F. g. A. M. Mr.. Decker
was o veteran Of the First World
War, having served In the Navy.
We leaves his father, SeeleS
Decker Of warwick, N. r.: three
brothers Earl Of Meriden, VollenS
Of Hitchcock lake and Seaman Of
Waterbury, also several nieces anc
nephews.
Funeral services will be held TO.
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock 81
the Bailey Snyder funeral home, o.
Willow street, Rev. Or. John J
Sravely, pastor Of the First Meth,
odjst church, offlciating. Burial will
be IN new Pine Grove cemetery
Friends may call OF the funera
home this afternoon and evening.
ZOoK-Joseph Zook, also known
as zuck, died Friday following q
heart attack at his home, 1888 Hill
street. A native Of Russia, he hac
been a resident Of this city for 81
years.
Mr.. Zook was a veteran OF thu
first World war. He was q commu.
meant Of st. Mary's Russian oreeE
Orthodox church.
He leaves a son, Walter, q mem.
Der Of the u. 8. Marines, stationed
at Cape May, N. j..
The funeral was held this morn.
Ing at o o'clock from. the Delinik
funeral home, II Congress avenue
to st. Mary's Russian Greek Ortho
dox church at $3.50 for services b!
Rev. Peter Dzubay.
The bearers were Jacob Fesun
Victor Chanovsky, Stephen Babey
John Rigan, Michael Saiagovicl
and John Rabenko.
Burial was In st. Mary's Rus
sian Greek Orthodox cemetery witt
services by Father Dzubay
CROWLEY jeremiah ia m 0
Crowley, 40, OF 304 North Mai
street, died last night ct the Wa
terbury hospital, A native OF BriS
tol, he was born on November
1902, the son Of James and Mar
garet (Brennan) Crowley.
Mr.. Crowley was q member Of III
Casper Davis post, American lie
gion. He served with the A. Z.
In the First World war, l0lS-l0lI
as q private FIRST class with Com
pany q, 30igt Ammunition Trair
Decentralization Group No. 2. !.
He Is survived by his wife, Yer
(Kelles) Crowley; two sons, Roge
and Bernard; two daughters, Mr.
Raymond Cook, MISS Virgini
Crowley; two brothers, John q
Auburn, Mas, and Martin 9
Greensburg, Pa; one sister, Mr.
Jack McGillicuddy Of Worcester
| Mass.
The funeral will take place Wed
neSday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Q
the Grace Methodist church In wa
tervllle, with services by Rev. Ernes
Weiss. Burial will be In Bucks Hi
cemetery.
4 Friends may cali at the Aldersol
funeral home, 10 Central avenue
tomorrow from 3-6 and TO O'Clock
CONRAN--Francis J. Conran, for
merry Of Naugatuck, died yesterda
at his home In Springfield, Mas
Mr.. Coilran leaves his widow, MR.
Julia (Ford) Conran; two sisters
Mrs. Mary Deegan Of Waterbury an,
Mrs. Frank Brennan Of NaugatucN
The funeral will take place to
morrow morning ct SIS o'ciocl
from the Edward ]. 0ponnelI fun
erai home, Springfield, Mass, to tn
Sacred Heart church, where O 70
QUEEN high Mass Will be celebrated
The body will be brought 10 Manga
tuck for burial IN ct. Francis GENE
terry at IL O'Clock.
BRODEUR--Mrs. CordeIia Bro
deur, 50, widow Of Honore Drodeus
Of 148 Baldwin avenue, died eatur
day night at her home. She was I
communicate Of st. AIMS church
and o member Of the Danes do 81
Anne.
Mrs. BrOdeur Is survived BY Siy
sons, Laddy Of AIdenvIiie, Mas
Joseph, Of Bristol, Philip, WiifreG
and Ernest OF Waterbury. Tou
daughters, Mrs. Walter 1seShan, O
Waterbury; Mrs. zeIeda Dachand o
Worcester, Mas, Mrs. Exnee
psiioQuiu, and 1ErS. Arthur Duer'