The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-20

OF Sharon, q nephew, Robert, OIL
Wlnsted, three nieees, Mrs, Barlow,
Mrs. Alice Deane, OF Los Angeles
and Miss Bertha prindlo OF New
Haven, and Ave grand nephews,
Prayers for Miss Ruth s, prindle
win be said at the Anderson Funeral
Home, 10 Central avenue this even
Ing ut Q o'clock. The funeral viii DO
held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
At Christ Episcopal church, Sharon,
Rev. Francis Cotter rector, otfieiat-
Ing Burial will be In Hillside cemo-
terry, Sharon.
GRAHAM-deorge Graham, a.
OF $50 Woleott Street died OF his
home on Saturday morning follow
Ing q lingering illness. A native OF
Scotland, he had been O resident OF
this city for 70 years.
Mr.. Graham had retired from his
employment OF O toelsetter At the
Seovill Mfg, Company. He was q
member OF the knights OF pythlas,
and the Mad River Grange,
He leaves one daughter, Jennie
Graham OF Waterbury; two sons,
George OF WNterVille and William
OF Devon; 10 grandchildren and
four great-grandehildren,
Private funeral services were held
this afternoon OF the Bailey-Snyder
funeral home, Oh Willow Street, Rev,
Matthew a. Madden, pastor OF the
MN Plain Union Church, offieiaSs
ing. Burial was In tho family plot
IN old Pine Grove cemetery.
D0NAHUE-James T. Donahue
OF $50 West Main street died this
morning ct the Waterbury Hospital
following q short illness. A native
OF this city, he was tho son Of the
late William end Mary Jane (Claf-
fey) Donahue.
For AZ years Mr.. Donahuo had
been employed at the West Branch
OF the American Brass company,
Ho was q former member OF the
Eagles and Elks' clubs. Mr., Dona.
hue was q communicate OF 81. Mar
garetS church.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. May
tSherman) Donahue; one niece,
Mrs. James Curtin OF this city,
three nephews, Donald OF Waters
bury; William OF Newark, N. j., and
James OF Washington, y. g.; two
cousins Mrs. Catherine Regain and
Herbert Regan, both OF Waterbury,
He was the brother OF The late
Lieut.. John Donahue OF the local
police department.
The funeral will DO held from
the Mulville funeral home, 270 West
Main street, Oh Wednesday morn
Ing NJ e;iB o'clock TO 81. Margarots
church 90 o'clock. Burial will be
In tho family plot at old 81. JOS
eph's cemetery.
Friends may coil at the funeral
homo this evening, and tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
DANTINO Leonardo Dantlne,
%, OF 1873 Edgewood avenue, died
yesterday afternoon at his home fol.
lowing O short illness, A native OF
italy, ho had been q resident OF
Waterbury for 81 years.
Until his illness, Mr.. Dantino had
been employed 90 q toolSetter by
the 6coVlll Manufacturing Com
pnny.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Marianna
tLaccone) Dantino, also known as
Marlannina zuecarella; two sons,
Joseph OF Brooklyn, N. Y, and
Leonard Dantino, Jr. OF Waterbury,
three daughters, Mrs. Angelo Perazs
Solli and Misses Angelina and
Emilia Dantino, and several fiieceB
and ilophews, oil OF this city.
The funeral will be held Wednes-
day morning at 9;iB o'clock from
the ColaBanto Funeral Home, 032
Bank street. 10 Our Lady OF Lourdes
church where q solemn high Mass
will DO celebrated at 0 o'clock, Burial
will DO In the family plot at Calvary
cemetery. Friends may coll at the
funeral home today from 2 10 II ..
m. and tomorrow Gt tho same hours,
SOLOMITA-Mrg. Palmira Solo,
nita, 90. wife OF Michael Golomita,
OF 1868 North Main street died early
this morning az her home. A native
Of italy, she had lived In this city
for 40 years,
Most OF that time Mrs. solomita
resided In the North End. She was
u commandment OF gt. Luey's
Church, and q member OF the Re-
gina Elena Society, order OF Sons
Of Italy, and the Frigentine Aux
Hilary.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Sol
omita leaves two sons, Joseph ana
Frank Solomita, both OF this city;
five daughters, Mrs. Louise Sbor-
done, OF Oakyille and Misses Ade-
laide, Helen, Edith and ArTneila
Solomita; two sisters, Mrs. Sabine
perfielio and Mrs. Joseph CasniiF-
70, and three grandchildren, oil Of
Waterbury.
The funeral viii be held Wcdnes-
day morning al 3 o'clock from the
Malorano funeral home, O6 Willow
street, 10 o. Lucy'g Church ~ 0
o'clock. Burial will DO III the family
plot In calvary cemetery. FRIENDS
may call today from Z 70 II p. m.
and Tuesday from 2 70 II ., m.