The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-11

GALLO $50 Mrs. Maria Theresa
Gallo, widow OF Donenic Gallo, OF
SO Wildemere avenue, died last
night OF her home following q BRIEF
illness. A native OF italy, she had
resided In this city for a. years.
During most OF that time Mrs,
Gallo had lived In the east end.
She leaves four sons, Charles,
Louis, Francis and Ralph Gallo;
two daughters, Mrs. Michael Renna
and MRS John Cantlllon, oil OF Wa.
terbury; two brothers, Louis soluri
Of waterbury and Ralph Solurl OF
sierra Madre, Calf. four sisters
Mrs. Anthony Rotella OF water.
bury, Mrs. Carnine dusd o.
Bridgeport, Mrs. Rose Scalzo OF
GOVERNOR, N. Y, and Mrs, Fred
erick Hcalzo OF Sierra Madre,
Calf, also by six grandchildren
oil Of Waterbury,
The funeral will take place Mon
day morning at 9:iB o'clock, from
her home to IS. Peter and Paul
Church where o solemn high mass
OF requiem will be celebrated OF
1918 o'clock, Burial will DO IN
the family plot In Calvary ceHae-
terry. Friends may call at the home
after z o'clock tonight.
GRACE o. Patrick II. Grace
prominent contractor, Of 1853 Will
low street, died last night at MS
home following q brief Illness. A
native Of Canaan, he was the son
Of the late John and Bridget
(Tone) Grace.
Mr.. Grace had lived In this city
for the past 90 years. He worked
as foreman for the ]. X. Smith
Roofing company for O number OF
years. In 1891 when Mr.. Smith re-
tired, Mr.. Grace took over the
business which he continued to op.
crate until his recent illness. Al"
though approaching his eightieth
birthday, he was extremely active
In his work.
He was O communicate OF st
Margaret's Church. Mr. Grace be-
longod TO Sheri dan Council
Knights OF Columbus, and the MAS
ter Roofers' Association,
He leaves daughter, Miss Fran,
ces r.. Grace, O teacher at Russell
School, and @ sister, Mrs. ElnbreS
Marshall OF Wenonah, N. j. alsC
several nieces and nephews.
The funeral will take place Mon.
day morning from the home, lbS
willow street OF $3.50 o'clock 70 ~
Margarets Church where o solemn
high mass OF requiem Will be cele,
brated at 10 o'clock. 1nterment vii
be IN the family plot In old 81. 10.
geph's cemetery. Friends may cal
40 the home tonight and tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
WEIss-August Weiss, OF IS Corn
wall avenue, Cheshire, formerly Of
this city died last night ct the New
Haven General Hospital following
lingering illness. A native OF Ger
many, he had resided for IS years
In waterbury and Cheshire.
Mr.. Weiss operated the locomo'
tive at the Chase Metal Works in
Waterville for several years. He waf
member Of the First Luthern
Church.
Mr.. Weiss is survived by his wife
Mrs. Mary (ReIhD Weiss, q daugh-
ter, Mary, OF Cheshire, two sisters
Mrs. Otto Hettllnger Of waterbury
and Mrs. Julius Rindfeish OF Union
City, o borther. Emile Weiss Of
Pennington, N. j., and by two broth.
ers and @ sister In Germany.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the Bailey-snyder Funeral Home,
o. Willow street, TO the First Luth-
eran church. Spencer avenue, OF 1880
o'clock. Burial will be In the fam
lily plot In old Pine Grove cemetery
Friends may call at the tuneraI
home this evening after Z O'Clock
and tomorrow afternoon and even'
ing.
PERNAREWSKI - Henry Per
narewski Of 8 Long Hill road dice
this morning at his home.
Mr.. Pernarewski had been EN-
ployed by the Scovill Mfg. com
pai1y for eight years.
He leaves his parents, Mr.. aIlS
Mrs. Joseph Pernarewkski: flvl
brothers, Caslmir, Alfred, Arnold
Kenneth and Chester; one sister
Helen, all of Waterbury.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced.