The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
OBITU UARY

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 FNDnHEk1 eaKy 4iaIeOaaae For MsIs, 4b, of ef K1h61l street &iea Slsh~ denly early t1Sfs morning at A6 home. "A Ratlge 0f ElzsIe, RefihSgtsssaE- "a, he Was tlIe s0A 0E Ehaa4es end ansdA t50hasOnD FOgMeh.
 MT. R0s4lcs5i had been a afEel0ae resident Of WetefblfES. REli6t % hfs recent employment 8n the G0AH Ds,- ps8ynsenit Of the WaBeFDtitS NS50 Company, he had worked Hof DH@3icy yeaES WsftA swift & D0lnpang Of fhis Nicf. ale MlaS one Of the H1lSt lc8al fssh 70 leave TOT Gh1hp De.ge5aIS 9tii'- snR tlie 4IFyt world Vel. Aze served 0gespcas, and EOiIcSsf1lg tkIe Arinss- tace remained TOT @ieliveeh alfOhUhs Nifth tlse Army of Occupation in Germany.
 MI. ROEmen aJcsehaea St. Johns church and Wtas a member 3f ~he North Star Lodge, OFdet 0f Vase.
 BeSidee his wife, Afls. Baai5h 6SchWagBzD ROameA, he AeaN@s pEtD sisters, Mls. Leon E. Nicholson CT oakland, California, and &z1S. Rass'~ mOnd ). Clsfk OE tAiis 0stSS end a niece, Nancy Belle ClaRsk.
 Funeral services Wl1ll pe held alt the AIdefBOh Funeral FF019fe, TO CeErN tfal avenue, wissh Reg. E@ngis Ayers 0Eficiatlng. me time Wiin 1e alg- nOuncea. Burial vii 1e n new Fine Grove ceBleteFc.
 FFlenlls may call It Hlle Fstin6sal Rome or 1lhassaay From 70 OGlcejk.
 GABRaEA-Mss. Mary NENppeD Gabriel, widow Of Eaaflcis J. 0sbHfel died last Aiglit at a5ef homo, SS Mie}l> nut street, following a short SElfess A nasige Of 3eg9naAtg, she he'd lil@G For 50 years in Waterbury.
 Mrs. Gabriel was one 0f u1e earliest pss4shi0Hels of St. CeolliaS church.
 She Leaves a dIas9hlysn, lhas. Charles E. KeIle Of MAtetibsf.s, wife Of Capt. e. D. Kelly, W. $. ARuIS:; Q son, Joseph E. QiabEfel Of Water bury; 4IVe 1fanSich hil1lsen &nz three ggeat-sgsaHtcflildreb.
 The funeral will be hold from Sfte homo, g walnut street Sa &:4t o'clock tonOt7Vw morning, to St, 'CeclIiaS church where a requiem nigh Mass viii be celsbFatea at $ o'clock. Burial viii be iih 4fe% St JOgephS Cemeyery. EridFIliS Halas call at the home after ? p. m. Ee- L%
 NAGAE -- AfaS. Elois Maain 6leil Tuesday at the home 0S 4Ssr son in Concord, New HsampSffse. Mrs. NauIt Leaves eight sons, HEgfr- ry ,. NaaIt Of Cooke street, thk CSty; Albert Of Concord; Retst and 4gectOe Of EFaftC0ta, DeIoe Of West 4icld, Mass, John Of Vtscy0riapilh Quebec, Canada, A1sxSn1ist of MeH London, end Aiph0nse Of CBHeEsfOhl ". M;; a 3anehtef. MS. NgNe0h fEeyEasd Of New KSeBd0h, and se&- eral gs&naclssIinph.
 ! Funeral Ssryices Wtil be A1Sld Uo> morrow iih CisawsssOsit, ". M. DESaA&D4NS wa Robert EFfSlanf De9jaFdins. one month old son Of MT. and AsFS. Armand Destagzssfe 0js 103 Ieud0e street, 0iied yeS@salaS afternoon at St. &aryS fOSptsal.
 Besides his PsRWftss he iB survived ty a sister. Rosemary; his ln1sItgf9lal RFanapaFenits. MT. end NgsS. Alfred N0rmand Of NEoIcOCr; his paWirlal RFanflpasBfiss MT. and HF1S. EgsEnS DcstaFdins Of Mrasgfburg.
 F9HeHes mag call at t11e BelHdsiFe Funeral Rome S6siay from 4~hA o'clock. Burial will be 4Sela H1ns0t> TOW at EIe convenience of Hese ] 3a5niiy.