The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01

shortly after his birth OF 81. Mary's
Hospital.
Private funeral services were held
today from the Bergin Funeral
Home, 400 East Main street. Burial
was In the family plot at Calvary
cemetery,
BRACKEN--Peter Bracken of %
Walnut street died at st. Mary's
hospital yesterday afternoon follow.
ing O short illness. A native Of ire
land, he had been resident Of this
city for 30 years.
Mr., Bracken retired several years
ago from the Benedict g. Burnharl
branch of the American Brass Cori-
pany,
ne leaves two brothers, Michael
OF Waterbury and Thomas Of
bridgeport; a niece, Mrs. william
Hayes OF this city; one nephew, jos
eph Bracken, Of Newport, r. I.
The funeral will be held from the
Mulville funeral home, 270 West
Main street, Wednesday at 8:l5 q,
m. to Sacred Heart ci3"r9a where q
solemn requiem Mass will be cele-
brated ct Q. Burial will be In Calvary
cemetery. Friends may call at the
funeral home today from to 0 p.
m. and tomorrow, 2 to 10 p. m.
MARTIN--Mrs. Bridget M. Mar.
tin, wife Of Thomas ]. Martin, Of
7l6 East Main street, died this
morning at the waterbury hospital,
following O short illness. A native
Of ireland, she had been O resident
Of waterbury for many years.
Mrs. Martin was q communicate
Of the Sacred Heart church, and
o member Of It's Altar society,
She leaves, besides her husband,
o brother, Thomas Cavanaugh, and
q sister, Margaret Cavanaugh, both
Of ireland.
Funeral services will be held on
Wednesday morning ut 0:i6 o'clock
from the Iunny funeral home, 2b
Central avenue, to the Church Of
the Sacred Heart at 10 o'clock.
Burial will be In Calvary cemetery.
Friends may call ut the funeral
home this evening from ITO O'Clock,
and tomorrow from 2.i0 o'clock.
sINARD--Mrs. Anna Catherine
Sinard, widow Of Henry Sinard, Of
10 Governor street, East Hartford,
died Saturday In the Hartford hosA
pital. She was former resident OF
Waterbury.
MRS. Sinard leaves one son, Ar.
mand sinard Of New Haven. Q
daughter, Mrs. Edward Clarke Of
East Hartford; brother, Henri
drisier, Monroe: and q sister, MRS.
Marie Jean Faivre Of New Haven.
two grandchildren and several
iaieceS and nephews.
The funeral will be held at the
Mil Plain Union church, Water"
bury, tomorrow morning OF IL, Rev.
Maurice j. Anderson ofAciating.
Burial will be In Pine Grove ceino'
terry.
CICCTO-A months requiem high
Mass for the late Army Air Cadet
Salvatore Ciccio, 20, Of Bridgeport,
a former resident OF Franklin street,
this city, Will be celebrated at the
Church Of Our Lady Of LOurdes
next saturday morning OF Q o'clock.
Cadet Ciccio was killed In Black
land Field, Texas, February Q Of this
year, while on q routine Army flight
Previous TO being assigned TO Texas
he spent four years as O mechanical
instructor at Chanute Field, Illinois.
Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Ciccio, Of Bridgeport, also former
residents OF Franklin street, this
city, the youthful cadet spent two
years ct Wildly high school, gradu:
ating two years later from Central
high after his parents took UP resi-
dence In the Park City.
Funeral services were held IN
Bridgeport and irternment was IN
the family plot In Calvary cemetery,
this city.
Besides his parents he a survived
by Q brother, Carmello Of Bridge
port who enlisted In the Army Ord"
nance Department two weeks ago;
and Q sister, Constance Of Bridge
port. He also leaves two uncles,
Frank 0uzzardl Of Banx street, this
city, and daeanto ciccio Of Wclcott.
IZZO - Mrs. Marceila (eal.
yetta) Izzo, 40. wife Of John Izgo,
died saturday night at her home,
10 Oak street, following O short
illness. A native Of Italy, she had
been q resident Of this city Tor "a
years.
Mrs. Izgo leaves, besides her hus-
band, two sons, John and Joseph;
daughter, Anecllile, al q thi4 city;
her mother. Mrs. Angelina galyetl&,
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