The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-24
OBITUARY

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ELLIs-.-Nars. Katherine q, Ella
90, Of ~ Second avenue died yoster.
day at her home, following short
illness.
Most Of her life Mrs. Ellis was .
resident Of this city, where she was
communicate Of the Immaculate
Conception church,
She leaves two daughters, Minnie
n Ellls OF Waterbury, and Mrs,
Marclano A, Faammla OF Middle.
bury, several nlocos and nophoWa,
T'ho funeral will be held from
tho home, 29 Second avenue, Tues.
day morning at O;l6 10 tho Church
Of tho immaculate Conception
whore q solemn requiem Mass will
DO celebrated at o;A0. Burial viii he
In the family plot, 81, DernardS
cemetery, New Haven, Friends may
call at the homo after 3 p, m, 70.
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DOOTaAN--MrS. Agnes DOolan,
widow Of Dennis poolRn, died last
night following q short illness At
tho homo Of her son, Raymond, OF
81 Wolcott street, A native Of Ire.
land, she had been Q resident OF this
city for 30 years,
Until q year ago Mrs, Doolan had
resided al Of that time In tho
washington Hill section. She was
q communicate Of tho Sacred Heart
church, and q member OF It's Holy
Rosary society,
Mrs, Doolan leaves six sons, Dens
mis-, Francis, Thomas and Raymond
Doolan, all OF this city; William OF
tho Navy stationed ut 0ulfport,
Miss, and Edward Doolan Of tho
Army stationed In tho Hawaiian
Islands; q daughter, Mrs, Michael
Walker Of Waterbury; u brother,
Francis Stanbrldge, Naugatuck; and
q sister, MRS. william Surprenant;
eight grandchildren,
The funeral viii DO held from
the Mulville funeral home, 40
West Main street, Monday, AZ $3.50
a, M, 10 the Church Of the Sacred
Heart where q solemn requiem
Mass will be celebrated at 0:ib,
Burial will be In the family plot,
Calvary cemetery. Friends may
eau ct the funeral home tonight
from 7 to 10 and tomorrow from
2 TO 10 p, m.
ZENAITIS - William ZemaitiS
Of $40 Bank street died at tho Wa.
terhury hospital yesterday after
noon following n short illness. A ma
tive OF Llthuania, he had lived IN
Waterbury for 81 years.
Mr.. Hemaltis had been employed
Ut the Chesnus Auto Body Company
for tho past 10 years, He was n
member OF the Lithuanian Citizens
Political Club and the Lithuanian
Independent Political Club.
He leaves his wife. Mrs. T'illy
zemaitis: two brothers and three
sisters In Lithuania,
The funeral will be held from
tho Dellniks Funeral Home, II
Congress avenue on Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock, Burial will be held
In the Lithuanian Independent AS
ISOLATION cemetery. Friends may
call at the funeral homo tonight
from 2 TO 10 and tomorrow from 2
TO 10 p. m.
HUTT-Mrs. EVA Mary (Morency)
HUT, wife of Reginald HUT, of 2i4
Meriline avenue, died yesterday az
ternoon ct st. Mary's hospital. A
native Of this city, she was born
on August 81, 1891.
Mrs. HUT was q member OF ST
Johns Episcopal church.
She leaves, besides her husband
her mother, Mrs. william Haversett;
two sons, Reginald T.. HUT and
Michael Sullivan, son OF O former
marriage; two daughters, Elaine
HUT and Mrs. Anthony Dominica;
two brothers, Henry and William
Morencey, oil OF Waterbury: four
sisters, Mrs. Arthur Peach, Mrs
Vincent Downey and Mrs. James
Downey, all Of this city and Mrs
Henry Cleary, Detroit, Mich; two
grandchildren.
The funeral will be held Monday
at 2 p. m. at st. Johns Episcopal
church, Rev. Leverett Davis offlci-
ating. Burial will be In new Pine
Grove cemetery. Friends may call
at the Anderson funeral home, n
Central avenue today from Z TO
p. m. and tomorrow from 8 to
p. m.
LEVINE-Mrs. Bessie Levine died
Thursday In New York City fol-
lowing q short illness. She had
formerly resided In this city for II
| years.
Mrs. Levine leaves four daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Louis Greenblatt, Mrs.
Mark KaSs, both Of Waterbury:
Mrs. Martin Israel, MRS. Louis
Klein, both Of New YORK. City; q
SOP, Max Levine. Los Angeles.
Funeral services and burial will
be held tomorrow at IL noon at
Brass City cemetery. Rabbi william
p. Greenfield will officiate.
ZUELLA - Mrs Josephine zuella
"A, widow OF Evaristo zuella. Of 322
Bank street, died this morning at
st. Mary's hospital, following q long
| illness. A native Of Italy, she had
been q resident Of this O-@try for
During the first IS years, Mrs.
Zueila resided "a Meriden and New